Senna's mega drive: Donington 1993, 30 years on
Ayrton Senna was known as a master of wet-weather racing, having first shot to prominence in the rain-shortened 1984 Monaco Grand Prix, before taking his first win in atrocious conditions at the following year's Portuguese Grand Prix.
41 wins and three World Championship titles bears testimony to Senna's status as one of F1's all-time greats, with countless examples of the Brazilian displaying his blistering speed and unparalleled ability.
And on this day 30 years ago, at Donington Park in 1993, Senna showcased his superiority over the rest of the field in devastating fashion. © Photo4 Low expectations for 1993 Heading into 1993, Senna was facing the unusual prospect of not being one of the title favourites. The Brazilian had finished a distant fourth in the 1992 standings as Nigel Mansell had swept all before him in his Williams FW14B, complete with cutting-edge active suspension and...