Ayrton Senna exhibition in Japan

27/09/2004
NEWS STORY

The new phase of the Ayrton Senna No Limits exposition will open on October 6th in Nagoya, Japan.

The worldwide expo launch coincides with the Japanese Grand Prix, which takes place on October 10th at Suzuka. Bruno Senna, Ayrton Senna's nephew, will represent the Ayrton Senna Institute and the family Senna at the opening and during the homage that will take place at the Japanese GP.

Open to public visitors from October 06th to 16th, from 10:00 to 19:00, the expo will be located inside Takashimaya department store.

Senna fans will have the opportunity to learn all about his career, from his first kart races right through to 1994. Many of the items on display mark the unique relationship between Senna and Japan.

Japanese race fans always felt a special admiration for Senna, not only for his victories and strong relationship with Honda, but also by his dedication and concentration.

Among the items on display:

McLaren MP4/6 given by Honda and piloted by Senna in 1991

Overall and helmet given by Honda worn by Senna in 1991

Overall and helmet worn in 1984 in his first season at F1 in Toleman

World Champion of Constructors Trophy from 1988 and 1991 given by Honda

Complete suit with overall, racing shoes, gloves and helmet worn by Senna in 1993

T-shirt and soccer ball, signed and given by Zico, actual Japan soccer team manager, in a casual meeting in 10/19/1993

Trophies

Winner GP Brazil 1993

Winner GP Japan 1993

Winner GP Monaco 1992

World Champion given by FIA 1988

Winners bottle of champagne from GP Japan 1988