A storm. Zero visibility. Cars crashing everywhere.
And one driver… completely in control.
On April 21, 1985, Ayrton Senna didn’t just win at Estoril. He dominated one of the most chaotic races in Formula 1 history, finishing over a minute ahead while legends struggled just to stay on track.
Some called it dangerous. Others called it madness.
But what do you call it when one driver finds grip where no one else can?
Was this the greatest wet-weather performance in F1 history? Tell me.