Overview
- Formula 1, McLaren, and Williams posted public tributes honoring the three-time world champion.
- McLaren highlighted its historic bond with Senna, quoting his line about doing things very well or not at all.
- At Imola, drivers wore Brazil’s colors and Sebastian Vettel drove Senna’s last McLaren in an exhibition.
- New and ongoing memorials near the crash site include a large mural by artist Eduardo Kobra and a local route of tributes.
- Senna died in 1994 at Imola’s Tamburello corner, a loss that drove major safety reforms across F1.