On the third anniversary of his passing, McLaren has unveiled a new bronze sculpture of Niki Lauda at the McLaren Technology Centre. The statue is the third in a series, which includes bronze sculptures of the team's founder Bruce McLaren and three-time F1 world champion Ayrton Senna. The trio of sculptures was commissioned by McLaren's long-time shareholder Mansour Ojjeh, before he passed away last year. Honouring and remembering Lauda's time at McLaren, the sculpture is a snapshot of the moment when he secured his third title in 1984, where he celebrated with a three-fingered salute. The piece also features his famous Parmalat cap and helmet with gloves. The sculpture of Niki will sit on...
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