Lewis Hamilton will be driving demonstration laps in Ayrton Senna's car in tribute to one of the greatest drivers in F1 during the Brazilian Grand Prix this Sunday.
This year is the 30 years since the sport and the world lost Senna at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix.
Hamilton, an honorary Brazilian since 2022, is set to drive the 1990 McLaren MP4/5B.
Speaking on this event, the seven time World Champion said: "I never in a million years thought I'd ever get to drive Senna's car here.
"Someone contacted me, my manager told me about it, and I jumped at the opportunity.
"Back in the day, when I was at McLaren, I did get the chance to drive the MP4/4 around Silverstone, which was incredible. But just the thought of driving that car around here...
"I remember the races when he finally won here [in 1991] and held the flag and yeah, it will definitely be quite an emotional experience and I hope people are here to see it."
"I had a helmet made, his helmet, made for me, but I don't know if we're using that one. I think the initial hope was for it to be a surprise.
"So I had a whole white suit and his helmet and I'd go out and drive the lap and it would just look like it was him out there. But somehow it got out there. It's impossible to keep things quiet!"
source - ESPN