F1 team SHOCKS fans with incredible Monaco GP livery dedicated to Senna

McLaren cars will run with a stunning livery at this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix in tribute to one of Formula 1's greatest-ever drivers.

The Woking-based outfit already have reason to be excited outfit going into the showpiece event after impressive back-to-back performances in Miami and Imola.

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Lando Norris followed up his stunning maiden win in the US with a strong second-place finish at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix, while team-mate Oscar Piastri brought his car home in fourth in northern Italy.

And now, their star drivers will have the opportunity to pay homage to the team's most successful driver, Ayrton Senna.

The three-time world champion tragically lost his life 30 years ago in a crash at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix, and many emotional tributes have recently been made in recognition of the anniversary of his death.

McLaren have chosen to unveil their on-off design at a track where the Brazilian best demonstrated his incredible ability, clinching victory six times in the Principality.

"Senna remains revered and respected as Formula 1’s greatest icon, and McLaren’s most decorated driver.

"His impact on McLaren is enormous, not only through his racing record but also presence within the team, and now his legacy, so it’s an honour to race for him at his most successful circuit in his green, yellow and blue colours."

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