The Monaco Grand Prix is a special event. History, glamour and location make it so. It’s the one race Formula 1 drivers truly covet.
The streets of Monte Carlo are etched into the story of Ayrton Senna. It was in the wet in 1984 that Senna first made the F1 world stop and take notice. Then in 1988 during that qualifying lap he stood head and shoulders above his peers. He also stands alone as a six-time winner in Monaco.
Moments before qualifying for the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix it’s timely then to reflect once more on the twentieth anniversary of Senna’s death with this video which documents the activities which took place at Imola earlier this month.
The highlight is hearing F1 photographer Keith Sutton share his memories of both Senna and Roland Ratzenberger.