McLaren thrives under pressure. Senna and Prost set the bar. Hunt and Lauda made it legend. Hakkinen against Schumacher raised the craft. Norris versus Verstappen shows the next chapter. The fights built the culture and the culture still wins.
Ferrari’s most emotional win. At Monza in 1988, weeks after Enzo’s passing, Gerhard Berger and Michele Alboreto delivered a healing 1–2 over the unstoppable McLaren team. A roar, a release, and a day that still lives in the sport’s memory.
Relive the unforgettable 1991 British Grand Prix moment when Nigel Mansell gave Ayrton Senna a ride back to the pits—an act of sportsmanship modern F1 may never see again.
The three-time Drivers’ World Champion would have turned 65 today. He was one of the first icons of the sport, who tragically lost his life in a fatal crash at the 1994 San Marino GP.
