McLaren will carry Ayrton Senna’s name on its Formula 1 cars from the Monaco Grand Prix onwards in recognition of one of its most legendary drivers. Senna won all three of his world championships with McLaren during a hugely successful spell with the team from 1988 to 1993, before making the move to Williams in 1994 but being killed in a crash in that year’s San Marino Grand Prix. Williams used to run Senna’s logo on its cars until this year, saying it wanted to look to the future, but McLaren will now add his name to its F1 cars on a permanent basis.
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