Mika Hakkinen returns to the Formula 1 cockpit today at the Allwyn x McLaren Racing: Live in Athens event outside the Olympic Athletic Center (OAKA).The two-time champion will drive around a bespoke track layout in Ayrton Senna's iconic McLaren MP4/6…

Two-time Formula 1 champion Mika Hakkinen is returning to the cockpit to drive Ayrton Senna's title-winning McLaren MP4/6 in Athens. The demonstration takes place on a bespoke track outside the Olympic Athletic Center during the Allwyn x McLaren Racing: Live in Athens event.
The iconic MP4/6 features a 3.5-liter Honda V12 engine that powered Senna to the 1991 drivers' championship and McLaren to the constructors' crown. Attendees will also view the MCL39, the car in which Lando Norris secured his maiden 2025 drivers' title.
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