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When McLaren unveiled its new Formula 1 car in 2010, it hoped that one of the solutions on it would fly under the radar.

Colin Chapman enjoyed massive success throughout the 1960s and 1970s with his Lotus team, going on to maximise the advantage it earned by being first to introduce and develop cars that took advantage of ground effect.

This weekend marks the anniversary of the debut of what is perhaps one of the most important cars in Formula 1 history.

Formula 1's 2020 cars may not yet have run in anger on an official grand prix weekend, but pre-season testing and the build-up to Melbourne has already offered us a good glimpse at what teams have come up with.

Renowned technical analyst and illustrator Giorgio Piola has been an ever-present figure in the F1 paddock for over 50 years, meticulously dissecting the technological advances made within the sport throughout. For the first time in his illustrious career, Piola has revisited a handful of his illustrations to create a new legacy collection, focused on four of the cars driven and made famous by Ayrton Senna.