It has been 35 years since McLaren’s dominating performance during the 1998 San Marino GP, and to this day, it remains one of the most incredible performances every Automobilist can only wish to witness live. Ayrton Senna and his team driver Alain Prost had managed to lap and overtake every single car on the track. Yes, even the one in third place. A performance that had cemented the Senna / McLaren partnership as one of the finest in the history of Formula One. You can relive the moment of Ayrton Senna’s dominating victory with our ‘The Best and the Rest’ Fine Art Print.

‘The Best and the Rest’ Fine Art Print celebrating Ayrton Senna’s 1988 San Marino GP win is available now exclusively at Automobilist.com!

It was clear from the very beginning of his 1984 Formula One debut that Ayrton had a special talent. In the second race of his second season, Senna had shown everyone how much talent he had. During the 1985 Portuguese Grand Prix which was accompanied by atrocious wet conditions, it only took 15 laps for Senna to shake off all of his pursuers. It was the first step for the dangerous and slippery conditions to become the staple of Senna’s true strengths. By the end of the race, he had lapped almost everyone except for the second-placed driver. Experience the wet conditions of the 1985 Portugal GP with our ‘Where it all Began’ Fine Art Print dedicated to Ayrton Senna and his black Renault-powered Lotus 97T.

Experience Ayrton Senna’s 1985 Portugal Grand Prix success with our ‘Where it all Began’ Fine Art Print available now exclusively at Automobilist.com!

There is not much left to say about Ayrton Senna that has not already been described. The former record holder of most pole positions was a real force not to be reckoned with. With that being said, we at Automobilist have dedicated ourselves to depicting and bringing you the best moments of Ayrton Senna’s career. From the Lotus 97T to the McLaren MP4/4 or his distinctive yellow helmet, we have something for all Automobilists to enjoy.

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There’s been no home-grown driver to cheer since Felipe Massa hung up his helmet at the end of 2017. The country as a whole lost much of its appetite for Formula 1 after the death of Ayrton Senna, at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix…

Continue reading about the intriguing history of Ayrton Senna's home race appearances in our Automobilist Magazine.