In another Grand Prix held in Brazil, there was a new tribute to Ayrton Senna. However, this time the reference was not directly to him, but his face ended up being included in a panel dedicated to celebrating the residents of São Paulo.
The mural titled 'We Are São Paulo,' which is approximately 2,000 square meters, is another creation by Eduardo Kobra on the circuit. It portrays Senna alongside various São Paulo citizens, such as a nurse, a civil guard, a street cleaner, a retiree, and a student, along with historical landmarks and buildings of the capital.
The intention of the mural is to symbolize the people who keep the city running, integrating the three-time world champion among its most notable citizens. This tribute is considered appropriate, especially since the driver was born in São Paulo, made his official karting debut at Interlagos, and lived two of his most significant victories at that racetrack.
However, there is one point of attention, as just a few meters ahead, Senna also appears in another monumental mural by Kobra, which is 27 meters high and was inaugurated in 2020 and later revitalized.