British sculptor Paul Oz unveiled on Wednesday his second bronze homage to Ayrton Senna, a stunning life-size work that celebrates the Brazilian's maiden F1 win achieved at Estoril on April 21, 1985. On this day 36 years ago, Senna wrote the first chapter of his legendary life as an F1 driver by winning the rain-soaked Portuguese Grand Prix, the 25-year-old mastering onboard his JPS Lotus-Renault the treacherous conditions of a race that saw him lap everyone but Ferrari's Michele Alboreto. Oz, whose first Senna bronze famously portrayed the great Brazilian seated in his McLaren negotiating Eau Rouge at Spa, a work commemorating the 25th anniversary of the three-time world champion's...
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