Not to miss out on: Ayrton Senna Forever, the exhibition at MAUTO in Turin where the great champion and sensible man is celebrated like never before.

Benedetto Camerana, the President of MAUTO, the Italian National Automobile Museum, strongly advocated for the exhibition in memory of Ayrton Senna on the anniversary of the driver's tragic death on May 1, 1994. And he had good reason to be pleased with the result, not only because of the large number of people attending the opening but, above all, because of how masterfully the exhibition interpreted the late Senna as a human being and not just as a driver.

Certainly the public will enjoy admiring all the cars driven in races by the great Brazilian driver until October 13, including all those from his early days, when he fought in the minor formulas, showing the unmistakable message of his great talent. Then the Formula One cars, first of all the Toleman of his debut with which he amazed for being able to put a champion of the caliber of Alain Prost in trouble in Monte Carlo in the downpour ( it must be remembered that Jacky Ickx hastily raised the checkered flag for safety reasons to stop the race, just as Senna had caught up with the French champion and was ready to pass him and win). Then the Lotus JPS of the 1986 and '87 seasons, the McLaren of the three World Titles and the Williams FW16 that turned out to be fatal for him at Imola in 1994.