Senna's New Mural in Interlagos Rekindles Debate at F1
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Whoever accompanies the São Paulo GP this weekend must have noticed a novelty in Interlagos: a mural of almost 2,000 m2, produced by the artist Eduardo Kobra, who portrays Ayrton Senna alongside characters and symbols of the São Paulo capital. The work, however, rekindled a debate about the excess of tributes to the trichampion compared to other great Brazilian names of Formula 1.
Today, the Interlagos circuit in Brazil is not just hosting another Formula 1 race. It is becoming a living canvas of memory for its greatest son, Ayrton Senna.
Eduardo Kobra's mural in Interlagos depicts Ayrton Senna alongside São Paulo citizensMural de Kobra in Interlagos rekindles debate about Senna's idolatry in F1
The unforgotten Ayrton Senna remains particularly present in Interlagos: from a mural he watches over today's field with Hamilton, Verstappen, Antonelli & Co. The myth Senna lives.
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