Today's trip down memory lane takes us back to the 1983 Macau Grand Prix which was held on this day 41 years ago - yes, it's been four decades - when a couple of familiar names shared the podium.
It had been a banner year for a young Ayrton Senna, the Brazilian winning the British F3 title and impressing a few F1 team managers in the process.
But Senna had one job left before dropping the curtain on his season: winning Macau's challenging but prestigious showcase event.
Driving for Teddy Yip's Theodore Racing team, Senna mastered the treacherous 6.2km track to perfection, winning from team mate Roberto Guerrero and a young Austrian hopeful named Gerhard Berger.
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