Over twenty-five years after his untimely passing, Ayrton Senna still inhabits the mind and heart of millions of fans.
The Spanish Grand Prix organizers will pay a heartfelt tribute to Senna and Roland Ratzenberg on Sunday, but if you're visiting the Circuit de Catalunya this weekend, make your way to the fan zone area behind the main grandstand to admire the outstanding bronze sculpture of the great Brazilian by British artist Paul Oz.
The work is an awesome, almost eerie presence and one that deserves to be reflected upon.
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