There are plenty who think Ayrton Senna is one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers ever, but one of his former competitors believes Max Verstappen now deserves to be ranked above him.
Lewis Hamilton will take part in his first Brazilian Grand Prix as a Ferrari driver this weekend, something that Ayrton Senna, despite his legendary status, never did during his time in Formula 1.
As the Formula 1 world turns its focus to São Paulo, young Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli has chosen to begin his Brazilian Grand Prix week in a significantly personal way.
The McLaren MP4/6-1 that Ayrton Senna somehow wrestled to victory at the 1991 Brazilian Grand Prix, despite being stuck in sixth gear for the final laps, is heading to auction with an expected price tag between £9 million and £11.5 million.
Max Verstappen is chasing a fifth straight F1 title, and if he gets it, he will tie the all-time record. After the Dutch GP in late August, Verstappen was trailing Oscar Piastri by 104 points.
Lando Norris has insisted rival Formula 1 drivers "would have done exactly the same" as he did in his move against teammate Oscar Piastri at the start of the Singapore Grand Prix.
The world of Formula 1 was forever changed by Ayrton Senna’s fatal crash at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix in Imola. Having finished runner-up to his long-standing adversary Alain Prost, missing out on a fourth title, Senna was signed by Williams from McLaren.
There are many reasons we love sports. We get to watch tremendous athletes do amazing things. The nature of sports also leads to intense stakes as teams and athletes vie for victory.
While Max Verstappen is often included in the debate over who the greatest F1 driver of all time is, Jacques Villeneuve doesn’t agree. The 27-year-old Dutchman debuted in 2015 with Toro Rosso, which later became Racing Bulls, and only needed 23 races to make his way into the Red Bull lineup.
It was May 9, 1993, at the Circuit de Catalunya in Spain. The Formula 1 world witnessed a unique convergence of talent as Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, and Michael Schumacher shared the podium for the first and only time.
Oscar Piastri has just written his name into McLaren’s history books — alongside some of the biggest legends Formula 1 has ever seen. With his third consecutive victory, Piastri became only the fourth McLaren driver in history to win three races in a row.
Former F1 driver Martin Brundle may not have enjoyed the same level of success as some of his rivals, but he was a fantastic racer in his own right. He showcased much of his potential in the junior Formula categories, where he gave legends like Ayrton Senna a good run for their money.
Last Friday, Lewis Hamilton made a rare public appearance at a store-opening event for Fanatics in Central London. Embracing the warm and ecstatic reception from fans eager to catch a glimpse of him, Hamilton appeared genuinely excited about the product that he was set to promote.
Who will be the next big name in motorsport? Here are some rising stars in junior series who could claim that title in the coming years. Junior series are the backbone of the great drivers we see across all motorsport disciplines.
Formula 1 is one of the most exciting but also one of the most dangerous sports. How has safety evolved along with the sport? Since the 1950s, F1 drivers have pushed the limits of speed and technology.
Ayrton Senna is a legend of the F1 and motorsport world in general. The Brazilian incomprehensibly dominated the grid during his reign over the sport. However, his tragic death in Imola in 1994 shook the motorsport world.
The Ayrton Senna Memorial in Imola, a tribute to one of Formula 1’s greatest drivers, was recently targeted twice by vandals over the holiday season. Set within the serene Parco delle Acque Minerali, the memorial witnessed acts of vandalism first on December 19th and again on Christmas Eve.
Ayrton Senna, regarded by many as the greatest F1 driver of all time, is still making an impact on young drivers born more than a dozen years after his tragic death in 1994.
Netflix has released the trailer for its highly anticipated miniseries based on the life of Formula 1 icon Ayrton Senna, whose career and untimely death left an indelible mark on motorsport history.
The Brazilian Grand Prix (01-03 November) at Interlagos will see Ayrton Senna’s McLaren MP4/5B roar through the race track to celebrate 30 years since the Brazilian Formula 1 hero's passing this year.
Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost are F1’s most popular rivals. The pair had one of the most intense and iconic rivalries in the sport, spanning over several seasons.
Netflix is continuing its love affair with F1, adding to its expanding library of racing media with Senna, an upcoming new limited series inspired by the life of Ayrton Senna, known as the greatest Brazilian driver of all time.
The 2024 season of Formula 1 will be commencing soon, with the first race in just under a month. Hence, the calendar will be fully stacked with 24 races throughout the season.
Sebastian Vettel loves it so much that he's based his first post-retirement environmental initiative there. He invited all of the drivers out to the grand opening of his "bee hotels" on Suzuka's second turn.