Some names transcend sport. Ayrton Senna is one of them. Thirty years after his death at Imola in 1994, his name continues to inspire generations of enthusiasts.

A TALENT THAT DEFIED EXPLANATION

Formula 1 drivers are all exceptional. But Senna was different in a way his contemporaries recognized with a mix of disbelief and respect. Alain Prost, his great rival, said he felt like he was racing against someone from another nature.

THREE TITLES, FORTY-ONE VICTORIES

World champion in 1988, 1990, and 1991, Senna won 41 Formula 1 races. But the numbers don’t tell the whole story. What remains is the memory of qualifying laps like Monaco 1984, or race starts in the rain where he seemed to be driving on a different surface than the others.

SENNA AND CARRERA CAFÉ: THE SAME PHILOSOPHY

Senna's obsession with perfection, his refusal to compromise, his belief that every hundredth of a second counts: at Carrera Café, we share this mindset. Not for competition, but for quality. Every extraction is an opportunity to do things perfectly.