From this weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix, McLaren’s F1 cars will permanently carry a tribute to Grand Prix legend Ayrton Senna who raced for the Woking-based outfit from 1988 to 1993. Senna conquered 35 of his 41 wins in Formula 1 with McLaren and all three of his world titles. Following the great Brazilian’s death at Imola in 1994, the Williams team displayed the famous Senna ‘S’ logo on all of its cars in memory of its former driver. But the British outfit’s new owners, Dorilton Capital, elected to remove the recognition ahead of the 2022 season, although Williams vowed to continue honoring Senna’s memory in different ways. Read also: Senna's last winning run in the streets of...
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