The car in question took Nigel Mansell to second in the driver’s championship in 1991, finishing behind the legendary Ayrton Senna in the Brazilian’s last championship victory. It’s being ...

Nigel Mansell, with his swashbuckling driving style ... behind the man who mastered the Monte-Carlo streets like no other: Ayrton Senna. “It was one of the greatest races ever,” Mansell ...

Nigel Mansell said Ayrton Senna would be remembered as a "true thoroughbred racer" as he led tributes on the 20th anniversary of the Brazilian's death. Senna, winner of three Formula 1 titles ...

It's been 28 years since Nigel Mansell and Ayrton Senna collided on Lap 1 of the 1987 Belgian Grand Prix, but that afternoon is remembered for what happened after the incident rather than the ...

Nigel Mansell is on pole. His great rival Ayrton Senna is on the second row, after qualifying third. On the first of two starts to the race, Mansell leads ahead of Senna when a tangle at the back ...

Nigel Mansell was a thorn in Senna's side for most of his career. He recently told the BBC that, "Ayrton could intimidate pretty much every driver on the grid but he realised then I would not cave in.

Nigel Mansell, the 1992 World Champion, has been branded “arrogant” by former McLaren and Red Bull driver David Coulthard. And Coulthard believes Ayrton Senna was “a mix of both” Mansell ...

Looking through the years of Utah's media coverage of the Monaco Grand Prix provides excellent insight into the event's vast ...

Three-time world champion Ayrton Senna was caught in a physical altercation with Nigel Mansell after both drivers collided during the 1987 Belgian GP. After overtaking Mansell at the restart of ...

He was now in second, behind the man who mastered the Monte-Carlo streets like no other: Ayrton Senna ... it and the fans will embrace him.” Nigel Mansell is celebrating his 25th year ...

In an interview broadcast as part of Radio 5 live programme The Day Senna Died, Mansell added: "In the 1980s, I was blessed to drive against so many great drivers but Ayrton certainly stood out ...