This sunday we remember one more year of the day that the world lost a hero, Ayrton Senna, the fastest driver of all time.

GP WINS
6 Monaco GP (1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992 y 1993)
5 Belgium GP (1985, 1988, 1989, 1990 y 1991)
5 United States GP (1986, 1987, 1988, 1990 y 1991)
3 San Marino GP (1988, 1989 y 1991)
3 Germany GP (1988, 1989 y 1990)
3 Hungary GP (1988, 1991 y 1992)
2 Spain GP (1986 y 1989)
2 Canada GP (1988 y 1990)
2 Japan GP (1988 y 1993)
2 Italy GP (1990 y 1992)
2 Brazil GP (1991 y 1993)
2 Australia GP (1991 y 1993)
1 Portugal GP (1985)
1 United Kingdom GP (1988)
1 Mexico GP (1989)
1 Europe GP (1993)

FORMULA 1 RECORDS
Most wins leading throughout a Grand Prix: 19 (1 in 1985, 5 in 1988, 5 in 1989, 3 in 1990 and 5 in 1991)
Most consecutive pole positions: 8 (between 1988 Spanish Grand Prix and 1989 United States Grand Prix)
Most consecutive front row starts: 24 (between 1988 German Grand Prix and 1989 Australian Grand Prix)
Most consecutive wins at the same Grand Prix: 5 at the Monaco Grand Prix (1989–1993)
Most pole positions at the same Grand Prix: 8 at the San Marino Grand Prix (1985-1991, 1994)
Most consecutive pole positions at the same Grand Prix: 7 at the San Marino Grand Prix (1985-1991)
Highest percentage of front row starts in a season: 100% (in 1989)

HIS BEST 1ST LAP



THE DAY WE LOST HIM

The Grand Prix of San Marino had a rough start. Benetton's car, driven by Jyrki Järvilehto, stood at the start and Pedro Lamy, who was driving a Lotus-Mugen-Honda car, hit him. Pieces of both cars went flying and the safety car went into the track.
Soon after, the race resumes with Schumacher and Senna on the top two positions. Everything was fine, until Ayrton Senna's car was in the Tamburello curve and suddenly it goes out of the track, over 200 km/h, crashing into the barriers. The red flag began to toss and medical car was to attend the Brazilian driver, who raced for Williams that season.
Senna was airlifted to a hospital in Bologna, where he was given the following cares. Forty minutes later, the race was restarted from the grid and won by Michael Schumacher with a Benetton-Ford car.
That was the first time a victory was not celebrated with champagne.
Just after 18:30 hrs., Ayrton Senna's death was announced, but the official death time was set at 14:17, time of impact. Officially, Senna, never recovered from the traumatic brain injury he suffered because of a piece of the car that pierced his helmet.

ABOUT THE LEGEND

Ayrton Senna is and will remain one of the most important figures ever, for spectators and drivers. Here, there are some words that have been said about this great driver, who left this world at 34 years old, 22 years ago.
NIGEL MANSELL
"We shared some of the most exciting races ever seen. There is no driver not affected by his death".
ALAIN PROST
"With the same car, he was faster than any of us, and just as fast as any of us with an inferior car".
NELSON PIQUET
"There is no one of his level in Formula 1. For the determination he had, was the best driver and that's why my country still mourns him."
SEBASTIAN VETTEL
"I could have a lot of pole positions and win titles, even surpass records like Mansell, but I have very clear that Senna will always be the best."
FERNANDO ALONSO
In my books I had no pictures of girls, obviously I was very young but I had Ayrton there and in my room. I had a big poster of Ayrton and even my first karts were in the colors of Ayrton at McLaren, because my father also liked him".