Almost 20 years after his death, Ayrton Senna is more active than ever. Through his foundation, which he and his sister Viviane discussed before his tragic death in the Grand Prix of San Marino at Imola, Italy, on May 1, 1994. To date, the project has raised upward of $80 million, which has been invested in schemes to help underprivileged children develop the skills and opportunities they need to achieve their full potential. It’s a long way from the embittered…
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