Vettel’s Streak Continues At Buddh
Sebastian Vettel has grabbed hold of the 2012 Formula 1 championship in its closing stages and simply will not let go. Read More …
Tag: Senna
F1A&G posts tagged Senna
Phoenix 1990
In the 1990 U.S. Grand Prix, a street race in Phoenix, Arizona, Ayrton Senna came from behind after young French driver Jean Alesi almost stole the season’s opening event in what would have been a major upset for the under-funded Tyrrell 018. Read More …
Hamilton Wins Hungary But Lotus Is Back!
Lewis Hamilton basically waltzed to victory at the Hungaroring in the last GP before Formula One’s traditional August recess. Read More …
Hamilton/Senna Comparison At Monaco
Lewis Hamilton and Martin Brundle look back in this Sky F1 video clip at how Ayrton Senna drove the Circuit de Monaco and captured a record six wins in the Principality. Read More …
Ayrton Senna—The Right To Win
A wonderful reminiscence of Ayrton Senna’s determination and commitment to victory. Read More …
Formula One 1991
This is an amazing photo of the start of a Grand Prix in 1991, location and race unidentified. Or is it Brazil in 1989? Courtesy of John Corley via Twitter. Read More …
The Race That Was…Phoenix 1990
In 1990, after Alain Prost had moved on from McLaren to Ferrari, Aryton Senna won the U.S. Grand Prix at Phoenix. But the star of the race, in a Tyrrell, was young Frenchman and F1 newcomer Jean Alesi, who battled the defending World Champion wheel-to-wheel and did what nobody else could. Read More …
Hamilton Drives Senna’s McLaren MP4/4
Lewis Hamilton drives Ayrton Senna’s 1988 McLaren MP4/4 on BBC Top Gear. Brilliant! Read More …
Canadian GP 1991
In 1991, driving a plainly inferior McLaren-Honda MP4/6, Ayrton Senna started the season by recording four consecutive poles and wins. The season’s turning point was the Canadian GP at Montreal, were the “active” Williams FW14 failed Nigel Mansell on the last lap. Read More …
Senna At Mirabeau
From the film “Senna: The Right To Win,” Ayrton heads down into Monaco’s Mirabeau corner towards the iconic Grand Hotel (Lowe’s) hairpin. Read More …