Ayrton Senna's 1991 season with the Woking-based outfit saw him claim his third and final world championship title, but it was also the season in which he finally won the Brazilian Grand Prix in front of his adoring home crowd after eight years of trying.

Senna was already a two-time world champion and held more than superstar status in his home country, but victory in Brazil had evaded him on seven previous occasions. It almost did once again in ’91, with his manual McLaren MP4/6 suffering gearbox issues that left him leading the race but stuck in sixth gear.

Ayrton Senna’s race-winning McLaren MP4/6 from the 1991 Brazilian Grand Prix – perhaps one of the most celebrated cars in Formula 1 history – is set to go under the hammer through RM Sotheby’s in December.

The McLaren MP4/6 car driven by Ayrton Senna during the 1991 Brazilian Grand Prix is up for grabs with an estimated value of $12-$15 million.

Lewis Hamilton has made no secret of his love of Brazil over the years. Ahead of the 2025 Brazil Grand Prix, he's now gone one step further, adding that Rio de Janeiro may be a good place to call home.

Ayrton Senna is unquestionably one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers who ever lived. And this McLaren MP4/6-1 may be his most famous car. Now, it is up for sale at RM Sotheby’s Sealed – Forever, Senna auction. The pre-auction estimate for this ...

McLaren’s most extreme road-going car is named after the late Ayrton Senna. McLaren Beverly Hills have commissioned four examples that celebrate the Brazilian legend’s career, named after the racing driver’s most notable moments in the premier series ...

Kimi Antonelli pays emotional tribute to Ayrton Senna ahead of the Brazil GP, showing how the F1 legend continues to inspire a new generation.

This 2020 McLaren Senna GTR is up for sale on BaT with just 546 miles. Experience an ultra-rare track machine blending extreme performance with exclusivity. The regular McLaren Senna is an automotive masterpiece and a sight to behold. Named after the ...