Lewis Hamilton Drives Ayrton Senna's Iconic McLaren at Brazilian Grand Prix
Hamilton described the experience as the greatest honor of his career, evoking nostalgia and emotion among fans and himself.
- Lewis Hamilton took Ayrton Senna's 1990 championship-winning McLaren MP4/5B for demonstration laps at Interlagos, ahead of the Brazilian Grand Prix.
- Hamilton, an honorary Brazilian citizen since 2022, expressed deep emotional connection to Senna, a childhood hero, while driving the car.
- The event marked 30 years since Senna's death, with Hamilton paying homage by carrying a Brazilian flag, reminiscent of Senna's victory celebrations.
- Fans and Hamilton alike were moved by the tribute, with some spectators visibly tearful as they watched the demonstration.
- There was some controversy over a non-Brazilian performing the tribute, though many, including Felipe Massa, supported Hamilton's participation.