What if Senna had driven the Williams FW14B in 1992?
The FW14B is one of the most advanced cars in history. Mansell won 9 of 16 races. What would Senna have done?
The simulation's verdict
Ayrton Senna would have won the 1992 title in 98% of the 200 simulations.
Ayrton Senna
Nigel Mansell
Who finished ahead
Based on 200 simulations of the 1992 season. Numbers can vary each time you play.
Historical context
The 1992 Williams FW14B was a revolutionary car: active suspension, traction control and semi-automatic gearbox. Nigel Mansell took it to a historic dominance. Senna that year drove a clearly inferior McLaren. Had the Brazilian had that Williams, 1992 would have been his without any doubt.
The driver
Ayrton Senna da Silva is considered by many to be the most talented driver in Formula 1 history. Born in São Paulo, Brazil, he dominated the grid through the late 80s and early 90s with a blend of raw speed, unmatched wet-weather instinct and an almost mystical focus behind the wheel. He reached F1 in 1984 with the modest Toleman and dazzled straight away in the Monaco rain, closing on the leader when the race was stopped. Full profile →
How it's simulated
The engine recreates qualifying (Q1, Q2, Q3) and every Grand Prix with the ~20 real drivers of 1992, weighing each car's performance, driver skill, weather, safety cars and tyre wear. Learn how the simulator works →
Season
1992
Mode
One driver, different car
Car
Williams
Tags
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