Williams Gearbox was Semi automatic, not Full automatic as you thinks. Then Senna had the new car for the third race in Brazil With Semiautomatic gearbox but no active suspension.
We should literally just have a 92 spec F1 race series now - get rid of the hybrids and everything else - these cars were absolute brutes - also no rev limits! I liked the thrill that your engine could blow any lap
You wanna know a funny fact? This v12 sound is just the sound of a v6 f1 car. But a whole octave higher in note. Bcs it has double the amount of pistons
When Senna got his "computer" in 1993 he didn't win either. Not the greatest. Ayrton had the best car from 1988 to 1991, 4 years, should we complain about that?
@@livingbeing1113 please dont talk out of your ass, you clearly dont know F1 history. Senna had a prior generation Ford Engine which generated 80 less horsepower than the rest of the field. Williams DOMINATED the 1991-1997 era, and still lost to senna in 1991 with a clearly inferior car and saw Senna take several wins in 1993 with a clearly underpowered car, again, with 80 less worse power and an active suspension that was not even close to what willians had. Senna is the best ever, dont take my word for it, take the F1 drivers word, like Schummy, Hakkinen, Alonso, Hamilton and so many others.
Why do I have the feeling that in 1992, people that were fans of the 1970’s and earlier would be saying the same thing. The cars now are hard to drive, the drivers now are skilled and fit as ever, and there still remains good circuits and bad circuits. Of course I’m not suggesting every change is positive (v6 hybrids suck), but just remember that in 20 years time people will be looking upon our times as the “glory days.”
@@mikemoggerson6651 Exactly what I would say about now and then on everything! People with a strong sense of nostalgia always say that the past was better in everything, even when history proves otherwise in many things.
These are real racers, shifting manually and holding the wheel single handedly under such high speed and pressure with so much less protection than what it is nowadays. Respect.
Just so you know, the two cars in front were running with electronically controlled suspension, a semi automatic gearbox, and other electronic aids. Just because something is old doesn’t mean it’s inherently better.
People underestimate today's work. The current F1 steering has more buttons & settings than your average car and these guys are constantly adjusting those
@@MMM-wg2vm It doesn't matter how factual your information is, these dudes are delusional, stupid, blinded by nostalgia all the while having not even experienced these era's by themselves. They just want to gatekeep being an F1 fan under the false assumption that old is always better with no exception.
I was at Hockenheim that year, at the Jim Clark chicane, me and my girlfriend heard this unearthly howl coming through the woods, suddenly this car appeared, getting squirelly on the brakes, then flooring it towards the Ostkurve...we just gazed at each other..that was Senna!
That's a lovely little story - thanks. I was at Silverstone the previous year at the end of the hangar straight, to watch Senna back off, brake and play with the throttle with sparks flying under the car was magic.
Senna foi o último campeão da história com um carro com câmbio mecânico manual em 1991, sem controle de revs nem acelerador eletrônico que sincronizasse e gerenciasse a entrega de potência e trocas via software, com tudo passando a ser integrado junto com câmbio e motor via sistema eletro-hidráulico. Os 3 maiores de todos dessa era de ouro 1950-91: Fangio, Clark e Senna em ordem cronológica, não importando quem é o primeiro pois o título estará em ótimas mãos seja com qual deles for. Depois veio a era da eletrônica e dos apertadores de botões. Ps. Sem nunca esquecer que Ayrton é o único piloto da história da F1 a conquistar um campeonato com os tão badalados monstros motores V12. Só ele os conseguiu domar.
Lamentável que o automobilismo seja obrigado a se render as inovações tecnológicas, assim fica fácil se ganhar 7 títulos como o alemão, ou 4 como o Vettel e até mesmo os outros 7 com Hamilton, duvido que qualquer um desses três teria as mesmas conquistas se corressem na década de 80 e meados de 90, sem Senna, Prost, Piquet e vários outros gênios como adversários e com essa tecnologia toda embarcada onde os carros praticamente não quebram é bem mais fácil colecionar títulos
E, com essa Williams, Piquet cagou um kilo prá passar o Senna de..... Lotus. E dizem que foi "a maior ultrapassagem de todos os tempos"... Senna é inigualável!
Only for South Africa and Mexico, since the MP4/7A wasn't ready. Considering they had a semi-auto for the MP4/6 at Hungary n 1991, it's kind of puzzling that that didn't go with it on the 6B for the first couple races of 1992 (guess it would've been too much investment for too little reward).
Listening to the scream of RA122 I am pround of having worked at Honda. I was at Imola on 1st May 94. I still wish that day can be cancelled. However my best scream is at 2nd qualify in 91 Suzuka by Gerhard Berger.
No iPads on wheels? Are you fucking insane? These cars, the 1992 cars, had TC, ABS, automatic shifting, so calm down, yeah, I understand that you hate technology
92 those Willian’s already have active suspension.... were another level cars agains a fully manual gear and old fashion suspension. Even so, Senna is giving a hard time for those machines. Brilliant!
Esse câmbio manual chega arrepiar .... não é atoa que os pilotos sabiam quando ele estava atrás porque só andava em alta rotação. Senna foi e sempre será o melhor
I remember when I was at home watching this race on ESPN. Approximately 18 years old. I ve never cheered for a athlete quite as intense I would do for this race car driver (Aryton Senna). He moved/ touched and inspired me like no other athlete. I think it has to with do with the fact that everyone has the ability to sit behind thier steering wheel and reflect/ imagine what it's like to be in the midst of being Championship Formula 1 Title winning driver. And because he encompassed that. He had me stepped up in his support and heart as a seriously appreciated fan! Bar Nunn!!! God rest in peace. May your inspirational legacy continue!
@@CS_800Series schumacher só ganhou 1 título quando ayrton era vivo. De 1988 até 1994 (7 títulos) senna ganhou 3, Prost 1, Schumacher 1, Hill 1, Nigel 1.
Need a longer clip. The sound is sumptuous, more than music to my ears. You should watch Senna's qualifying lap for Silverstone 1991. Williams won pole, but to see that manual McLaren fly around the track is jaw dropping. Truly a special man 😪.
@@eliasgill2453 pero que frente les va a hacer verstappen yo solo veo humillación tras humillación, el único que les ha hecho frente es Sebastián Vettel 2017 y 2018
Those were the days!!! Senna the legend inspiring a generation of us young drivers!!! What race fan didn't Love those moves and those sounds, you can hear the car talking, when Ayrton is on it you can almost hear the car saying screammmm, shift more screeammmm, comes off the throttle, the car says whoahhh, whoahhhh, whoahhhhhhh, then back on it again. This is whats missing.
Love to see Senna's inside-out racing gloves. With the manual gearbox , it must have been such hard work to control the immense power of the Honda engine, and to stay in touch with the Williams. The drivers must have been absolutely knackered at the end of the race. Compare it to today, where the drivers virtually jump out of the car, fresh as a daisy.
100%. Senna was the pinnacle of man and machine in a world that’s long gone now. F1 stopped being about the driver soon after Senna died and became about the car.
@@pricejossit was always about the car but it was way harder and dangerous to race back in then. they comited that the death was a possibility when pushing hard. i'm not saying that the great safety of those days is a bad thing but the spirit of F1 is gone. nowadays the cars don't need a driver anymore, they can make a full race remote controlling from paddock
Esses caras são o verdadeiros pilotos das fórmulas, era no braço , mudanças de marchas na alavanca, o cara tinha que segurar o carro com uma mão só, extrema bravura , valeu Airton Sena do Brasil!!!!!
ISSO É PILOTO DE VERDADE !!! Olha quantas vezes teve que tirar a mão do volante, pra passar marcha !!! Hoje os pilotos só tiram a mão, pra tirar a sobre viseira. 🏎🏎🏎
Written below by A. Santos, below: "Senna was the last champion in history with a car with a mechanical manual transmission in 1991, without revs control or electronic accelerator that synchronized and managed the delivery of power and changes via software, with everything starting to be integrated together with the transmission and engine via electro-hydraulic system. The 3 biggest of all of this golden era 1950-91: Fangio, Clark and Senna in chronological order, it doesn't matter who is first because the title will be in great hands with whichever one it is. Then came the era electronics and button presses. Ps. Without ever forgetting that Ayrton is the only driver in F1 history to win a championship with the much-hyped monster V12 engines. Only he was able to tame them."
He drove with core strength.manual gear transmission! No driver aids ! He kept up with that Williams ...who else could have done that ? Only one Senna!
To put into context, the 1992 Mclaren compare to Williams lap time is like comparing 2019 Williams to 2020 Mercedes. For Senna to keep up with a Williams for a full lap, that’s utterly astonishing.
At the time, Williams with active suspension was very superior to the Mclaren Honda. Almost 1 second per lap. The only way Senna could equalize this difference was in rainy conditions or making an excepcional pole lap.
@@DreadfullMind No it wasn't. You do know that in 1993 all the top teams had active-suspensions right? Ayrton's McLaren's MP4/8 was extremely advanced and had better electronics and active-suspensions than anyone, it just had a weaker engine compared to Williams and Benetton earlier in the season. But in terms of driving aids, weight, chassis, being easy to drive and such, the 1993 McLaren was the best.
The Orchestra of the V 12 played by the Virtuoso Mr Ayrton Senna pure sweet music nobody could play it better God Bless you and remember you are a Legend on earth and high up in heaven ❤️💯🙏👌
let's not forget that in addition to being and remaining the best driver of all time, he was also a very great man and helped and donated poor children a lot! his glory !
*_CÉLOKO AYRTON SENNA É INIGUALÁVEL, A WILLIANS ALÉM DO CARRO MELHOR TINHA ÓTIMOS PILOTOS, SENNA METENDO MARCHA A WILLIANS CHEGA RABIAVA EM CHOC VENDO O SENNA NO RETROVISOR 😂😁_*
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Manual shifter while Williams is running smi automatic and active suspension. Senna the greatest ever, full stop .
They had a very good active suspension in development then but it wasn't on the Mclaren at that race
@@RonRS2 How
You mean Schumacher, Senna never cheated.
Williams Gearbox was Semi automatic, not Full automatic as you thinks. Then Senna had the new car for the third race in Brazil With Semiautomatic gearbox but no active suspension.
@@RonRS2 You must be a blind Schumi fan...
This is a real F1 car. And just listen to that sound!
Yeah listen to this u millennial ccksckers
@@bedolschnutzler2604
Fuck off, I also like these cars.
Blame your governments dictates on Co2 emissions.
@@philip_si I like them too lol!
We should literally just have a 92 spec F1 race series now - get rid of the hybrids and everything else - these cars were absolute brutes - also no rev limits! I liked the thrill that your engine could blow any lap
You wanna know a funny fact? This v12 sound is just the sound of a v6 f1 car. But a whole octave higher in note. Bcs it has double the amount of pistons
Literally, Computer (Wiliams) vs Man (Senna). The greatest of all time.
Fully agreed.
Fact
don't forget that senna won when he had the best car ... in 92 he doesn't, and williams won
When Senna got his "computer" in 1993 he didn't win either. Not the greatest.
Ayrton had the best car from 1988 to 1991, 4 years, should we complain about that?
@@livingbeing1113 please dont talk out of your ass, you clearly dont know F1 history. Senna had a prior generation Ford Engine which generated 80 less horsepower than the rest of the field. Williams DOMINATED the 1991-1997 era, and still lost to senna in 1991 with a clearly inferior car and saw Senna take several wins in 1993 with a clearly underpowered car, again, with 80 less worse power and an active suspension that was not even close to what willians had. Senna is the best ever, dont take my word for it, take the F1 drivers word, like Schummy, Hakkinen, Alonso, Hamilton and so many others.
Real cars
Real tracks
Real drivers
it was much beautiful
Real tracks that killed a lot of drivers because it was unsafe, but I agree with the rest
Why do I have the feeling that in 1992, people that were fans of the 1970’s and earlier would be saying the same thing. The cars now are hard to drive, the drivers now are skilled and fit as ever, and there still remains good circuits and bad circuits. Of course I’m not suggesting every change is positive (v6 hybrids suck), but just remember that in 20 years time people will be looking upon our times as the “glory days.”
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@@mikemoggerson6651 Exactly what I would say about now and then on everything! People with a strong sense of nostalgia always say that the past was better in everything, even when history proves otherwise in many things.
These are real racers, shifting manually and holding the wheel single handedly under such high speed and pressure with so much less protection than what it is nowadays. Respect.
Just so you know, the two cars in front were running with electronically controlled suspension, a semi automatic gearbox, and other electronic aids. Just because something is old doesn’t mean it’s inherently better.
People underestimate today's work. The current F1 steering has more buttons & settings than your average car and these guys are constantly adjusting those
@@MMM-wg2vm It doesn't matter how factual your information is, these dudes are delusional, stupid, blinded by nostalgia all the while having not even experienced these era's by themselves.
They just want to gatekeep being an F1 fan under the false assumption that old is always better with no exception.
single handedly? they use two hands bruh
driving with a single hand isnt better, not safer, nor any proof someone is a "better" driver.
It was a pleasure and an honor to ride along for one lap with you Sir. You will never be forgotten.
Story time! C'mon man tell us
He watched the video…aahhh dur dur.
@@wutangisforever2798 oh right 😂
@@Skribblez_EntertainmentDon't worry I thought he rode with Senna too. 😂
GLAZING IN UNREAL
A FUUUUKIN MANUAL SHIFTER!
i'm from Brasil and i watch yours reaction. sorry my english 😁😁
me too.
And no power steering.
@Vaios Koutis Is it really sequential? I will look it up i always thought it was not and it used the fork type or whatever it is called.
@@Fastbikkel yes they were sequential if my memory serves me well.....
Nobody's talking about the ridiculous arm strength he must have had.
Would modern day drivers be able to drive a full race in those cars without their arms falling off by the end? 😉
Ridiculus concetration levels to drive like that for so many laps
I always wonder about them controlling 1000HP precisely with only one hand
Was called skill
@@HurinSonOfGaldor Only 750hp.
I was at Hockenheim that year, at the Jim Clark chicane, me and my girlfriend heard this unearthly howl coming through the woods, suddenly this car appeared, getting squirelly on the brakes, then flooring it towards the Ostkurve...we just gazed at each other..that was Senna!
Shivers
NOW THATS AWESOME!
For a second I thought you and Senna had gazed at each other 😂
That's a lovely little story - thanks. I was at Silverstone the previous year at the end of the hangar straight, to watch Senna back off, brake and play with the throttle with sparks flying under the car was magic.
Now that is a memory of a lifetime!!👌
Ayrton Senna was as compelling out of the car as he was in it. His loss can never be over stated. My last true sport hero.
Well said.
Agreed 100%
Senna foi o último campeão da história com um carro com câmbio mecânico manual em 1991, sem controle de revs nem acelerador eletrônico que sincronizasse e gerenciasse a entrega de potência e trocas via software, com tudo passando a ser integrado junto com câmbio e motor via sistema eletro-hidráulico. Os 3 maiores de todos dessa era de ouro 1950-91: Fangio, Clark e Senna em ordem cronológica, não importando quem é o primeiro pois o título estará em ótimas mãos seja com qual deles for. Depois veio a era da eletrônica e dos apertadores de botões.
Ps. Sem nunca esquecer que Ayrton é o único piloto da história da F1 a conquistar um campeonato com os tão badalados monstros motores V12. Só ele os conseguiu domar.
Comentário perfeito.
E dos táxi drivers como Schumacher
El mejor comentario que he leído en años
Lamentável que o automobilismo seja obrigado a se render as inovações tecnológicas, assim fica fácil se ganhar 7 títulos como o alemão, ou 4 como o Vettel e até mesmo os outros 7 com Hamilton, duvido que qualquer um desses três teria as mesmas conquistas se corressem na década de 80 e meados de 90, sem Senna, Prost, Piquet e vários outros gênios como adversários e com essa tecnologia toda embarcada onde os carros praticamente não quebram é bem mais fácil colecionar títulos
Ótima conclusão, falou tudo irmão uma época em que o piloto fazia a diferença. Nunca mais teremos um piloto como ele.
Manual!!!!!!!!!!
Senna forever
Manual transmission, this man was a legend!
You can hear every mechanism of that Honda powered engine!
1:09, So fast that you almost cannot feel the change.
Renault v10
Williams toda computadorizada e superior, e o cara tocando o terror, sem mais! Não teremos outro Senna.
Senna passando a marcha de Fusca a todo terror para chegar na vitória. Este é o piloto real!
Airton ficou em 4 lugar nesse campeonato, com carro inferior não adianta piloto bom.
E, com essa Williams, Piquet cagou um kilo prá passar o Senna de..... Lotus. E dizem que foi "a maior ultrapassagem de todos os tempos"...
Senna é inigualável!
A estratégia dos caras era: segura o Senna enquanto eu sumo na frente. Era a única maneira.
@@alvarovoos7292 você quis dizer "carro bom" né?
I did not remember that in 92 Ayrton was still driving with the manual gearbox, Ferrari had already introduced it in the 89, incredible
it was just for south africa gp, mclaren mp4-7 (with automatic gears) was not finished
Only for South Africa and Mexico, since the MP4/7A wasn't ready.
Considering they had a semi-auto for the MP4/6 at Hungary n 1991, it's kind of puzzling that that didn't go with it on the 6B for the first couple races of 1992 (guess it would've been too much investment for too little reward).
He wanted the car to be manual
And the most stiff suspension because he wanted to feel the road
😎🇧🇷
Senna the best ever lived
fantastic driver Ayrton Senna
The best racing driver ever....
@@thebestracingdriver
I Saw him two times at Magny-Cours, yes not the same drive as others racers especially at the Estoril hairpin.
Em inglês, se diz "driver".
Super pro fantastic. Only one.
Great insight into Sennas’ throttle ‘“flutter” technique .
1 min and 43 secs of pure pleasure.
Listen that engine... it sings
Thanks Ayrton we miss you so much
1:25 It's pure genius how he holds a smooth curvy line so close to the tail while braking, revving and changing gear simultaneously.
Gilles & Ayrton forever ❤
Ayrton Senna a master of his craft. A driver like him only comes around once in a generation. I'm glad I was around to see him in action. RIP Ayrton
1:08 Mario Kart dropping a banana peel
Lol
Que gran piloto ...el mejor de todos los tiempos
The best ever god bless you Ayrton
Senna is truly a legend 🐐
SENNa 90s era was crucial ! Till this day
Listening to the scream of RA122 I am pround of having worked at Honda. I was at Imola on 1st May 94. I still wish that day can be cancelled. However my best scream is at 2nd qualify in 91 Suzuka by Gerhard Berger.
Ohhh my god real drivers brain and heart. No iPads on wheels
It's still mostly old analog driving
we get it man, you like living in the past and being angry at innovation
The Williams in front were some of the most technologically sophisticated F1 cars ever produced.
No iPads on wheels? Are you fucking insane? These cars, the 1992 cars, had TC, ABS, automatic shifting, so calm down, yeah, I understand that you hate technology
Comments like these reek of mouth breathing stupidity.
92 those Willian’s already have active suspension.... were another level cars agains a fully manual gear and old fashion suspension. Even so, Senna is giving a hard time for those machines. Brilliant!
Senna es una leyenda
No driver before or after senna has brought that greatness and aura that senna had
Golden age of F1
Wow nice. Manual transmission one handed driving screaming engines pushed to the limit.
This is the maestro himself conducting the great music from that 12 cylinder engine.
Esse câmbio manual chega arrepiar .... não é atoa que os pilotos sabiam quando ele estava atrás porque só andava em alta rotação. Senna foi e sempre será o melhor
I was there that day. We were at the end of the back straight. You can't describe the noise of those cars using words alone. INSANE!!
I remember when I was at home watching this race on ESPN. Approximately 18 years old. I ve never cheered for a athlete quite as intense I would do for this race car driver (Aryton Senna). He moved/ touched and inspired me like no other athlete. I think it has to with do with the fact that everyone has the ability to sit behind thier steering wheel and reflect/ imagine what it's like to be in the midst of being Championship Formula 1 Title winning driver. And because he encompassed that. He had me stepped up in his support and heart as a seriously appreciated fan!
Bar Nunn!!!
God rest in peace.
May your inspirational legacy continue!
I was there watching in the stands that day.
So awesome to watch these legends racing.
Lucky man.
So was I. It was the most boring procession you've ever seen....
What Track?
@@brucecarlson6143 Kyalami
@@TyronHunter
Niiiiiice!!! 🤘😎
O que esse cara pilotava, ninguém nunca chegará nem perto dele! O melhor da história!
Sim, super Senna.
Concordo, o melhor que eu já vi
Schumi:🤭🤭🤭
@@CS_800Series schumacher só ganhou 1 título quando ayrton era vivo. De 1988 até 1994 (7 títulos) senna ganhou 3, Prost 1, Schumacher 1, Hill 1, Nigel 1.
@@poxahigor schumi foi campeão na última prova de 94, ayrton não estava mais vivo
F1 at his best...never forget you Ayrton...race in heaven
Need a longer clip. The sound is sumptuous, more than music to my ears. You should watch Senna's qualifying lap for Silverstone 1991. Williams won pole, but to see that manual McLaren fly around the track is jaw dropping. Truly a special man 😪.
The most beautiful sound in motor racing.
Agressivo técnico talentoso
Yo solo vi que lo adelantaron los Williams
@@silverthenashor6121 mira el video de jaramafan
@@silverthenashor6121 Williams muy superiores a los McLaren. El les hacía frente como Max a los Mercedes actuales
@@eliasgill2453 pero que frente les va a hacer verstappen yo solo veo humillación tras humillación, el único que les ha hecho frente es Sebastián Vettel 2017 y 2018
@@Diego2000s emmm que decias?
Senna, full workout driving old school. One of the Greatest! Godspeed
As duas Willans com cambio automatico e o CHEFE de cambio manual o cara pilota DEMAIS.😎😎😎👏👏👏
Those were the days!!! Senna the legend inspiring a generation of us young drivers!!! What race fan didn't Love those moves and those sounds, you can hear the car talking, when Ayrton is on it you can almost hear the car saying screammmm, shift more screeammmm, comes off the throttle, the car says whoahhh, whoahhhh, whoahhhhhhh, then back on it again. This is whats missing.
That is a good V12. She like to talk to you while you’ll racing on a track.
Beautiful sound. Best driver ever
On 92 I was 7... These sounds brings back so many sweet memories...
It’s insane that he kept the car under control one handed going flat out, it’s insane
Troca manuais... o Airton era e é uma LENDA. SIMPLEMENTE THE BEST OF ALL THE TIMES.
Eu não vou digitar as qualidades da tocada do Senna, pois eu vou me empolgar e vai passar a ser um livro,isso era um da arretado..
Senna e seu V12;a combinação mais espetacular de tosos os tempos.
Love to see Senna's inside-out racing gloves. With the manual gearbox , it must have been such hard work to control the immense power of the Honda engine, and to stay in touch with the Williams. The drivers must have been absolutely knackered at the end of the race. Compare it to today, where the drivers virtually jump out of the car, fresh as a daisy.
100%. Senna was the pinnacle of man and machine in a world that’s long gone now. F1 stopped being about the driver soon after Senna died and became about the car.
@@pricejossit was always about the car but it was way harder and dangerous to race back in then.
they comited that the death was a possibility when pushing hard.
i'm not saying that the great safety of those days is a bad thing but the spirit of F1 is gone.
nowadays the cars don't need a driver anymore, they can make a full race remote controlling from paddock
Legend driving a legendary car
Incrível esse som, insano pensar que a 300 km Senna segura essa maquina para as trocas de marchas , show .
senna perseguindo as williams no braço. senna e mitoooo.... genioooo.... lenda.......
Mano Senna não desiste de perseguir as williams de Hill e Prost😎😎😎😎😎😎
@@LeniNegreiros24057 Pattrese e Mansell
Ele largou em Primeiro, ou vocês não viram?!
@@robervalrocko quem largou na pole nesse GP da África do Sul foi o Mansell. Acho que quem não viu foi você, amigo...
@@LeniNegreiros24057 nessa epoca era mansell e patrese
Senna contando apenas com o seu braço e a habilidade... Caraca! Bons tempos!
Esses caras são o verdadeiros pilotos das fórmulas, era no braço , mudanças de marchas na alavanca, o cara tinha que segurar o carro com uma mão só, extrema bravura , valeu Airton Sena do Brasil!!!!!
Man I could listen to that all day. Love the Senna blip around the turns.
What a real racing car sounds like with a proper driver behind the wheel
ISSO É PILOTO DE VERDADE !!!
Olha quantas vezes teve que tirar a mão do volante, pra passar marcha !!!
Hoje os pilotos só tiram a mão, pra tirar a sobre viseira. 🏎🏎🏎
E as Williams já tinham transmissao automatica, controle de tração e suspensão ativa.
É de arrepiar o som desse motor , pura adrenalina 😍
You can hear him doing his signature pumping of the throttle into the corners to keep the engine spooled.
Mitico Senna leggenda rimmarai per sempre nel cuore
Obrigado por tudo Ayrton!
What a beautiful and unforgettable sound!
The manual shifting is absolute badassery.
We have yet to see his like again.
Ah, this is the F1 I fell in love with.
Sounds so good incredible sound
Written below by A. Santos, below:
"Senna was the last champion in history with a car with a mechanical manual transmission in 1991, without revs control or electronic accelerator that synchronized and managed the delivery of power and changes via software, with everything starting to be integrated together with the transmission and engine via electro-hydraulic system. The 3 biggest of all of this golden era 1950-91: Fangio, Clark and Senna in chronological order, it doesn't matter who is first because the title will be in great hands with whichever one it is. Then came the era electronics and button presses.
Ps. Without ever forgetting that Ayrton is the only driver in F1 history to win a championship with the much-hyped monster V12 engines. Only he was able to tame them."
Y para cada cambio había que soltar el volante y llevarlo con una sola mano, que pilotos tremendos!!!
O Melhor de todos Senna 🏁🏎️
Nothing in the world like the music made by a high performance V-12 engine! 🔥🔥🔥
Um mostro de v12 empurrando pra cima e o cara reduzindo e freando para entrar em curva era demais
Senna shifting like a Boss because he was a Boss!
These were the most exciting years of the modern formula 1 era.
He drove with core strength.manual gear transmission! No driver aids !
He kept up with that Williams ...who else could have done that ? Only one Senna!
Der absolute Wahnsinn und racing pur. vorbei gingen wahrscheinlich Patrese und Mansell. Best F1 times ever💞👑
To put into context, the 1992 Mclaren compare to Williams lap time is like comparing 2019 Williams to 2020 Mercedes. For Senna to keep up with a Williams for a full lap, that’s utterly astonishing.
That's an extreme exaggeration. It's like the 2020 RedBull and the 2020 Mercedes pretty much.
@@silentnight1805 There's no limits for exaggeration in the minds of Senna's fanboys, the myth kept growing bigger for decades after 1994.
At the time, Williams with active suspension was very superior to the Mclaren Honda. Almost 1 second per lap. The only way Senna could equalize this difference was in rainy conditions or making an excepcional pole lap.
@@DreadfullMind No it wasn't. You do know that in 1993 all the top teams had active-suspensions right?
Ayrton's McLaren's MP4/8 was extremely advanced and had better electronics and active-suspensions than anyone, it just had a weaker engine compared to Williams and Benetton earlier in the season.
But in terms of driving aids, weight, chassis, being easy to drive and such, the 1993 McLaren was the best.
@@livingbeing1113 we are talking about this video, this car.. in 1992.. not 1993.
Saudades dessa época e dessa alegria todos os domingos. Lenda!
Como era bom ouvir esse ronco ainda mais neste carro e com esse piloto...
O melhor piloto de todos os tempos.
The engine sound it´s fantastic. Impossible is not to crawl. Senna, the best of all times.
Ayrton el mas grande, maestro!! Idolo e inspiración!!👏👏
Como dizia Tina Tunner ; Simplesmente o melhor.
The Orchestra of the V 12 played by the Virtuoso Mr Ayrton Senna pure sweet music nobody could play it better God Bless you and remember you are a Legend on earth and high up in heaven ❤️💯🙏👌
It was a mans F1 back then, now it is a boys F1
let's not forget that in addition to being and remaining the best driver of all time, he was also a very great man and helped and donated poor children a lot! his glory !
Um piloto e uma máquina, é de arrepiar!
Emociona, somos felizes ter presenciado o Melhor do Mundo..
hoje é tudo no automático, essa nova geração não sabe o que é embreagem..
The man from another dimension.
Cê tá doido!!!!Arrepia até hoje,Esse mano era de outro planeta
Com certeza! E não as Williams como o próprio Senna definia na época!
Ayrton Senna, eterna lenda!
Contra suspensão ativa, controle de tração e câmbio semi automático
A super McLaren V12 e o fantástico SENNA , insuperáveis .
Coisa top, glamorosa e emocionante. Isso sim é um trabalho divertido, queria eu ter sido um piloto de F1
Respect for this dude! A real talent!👍👍🏎🏎🤟
Ele e Fangio são os melhores.
*_CÉLOKO AYRTON SENNA É INIGUALÁVEL, A WILLIANS ALÉM DO CARRO MELHOR TINHA ÓTIMOS PILOTOS, SENNA METENDO MARCHA A WILLIANS CHEGA RABIAVA EM CHOC VENDO O SENNA NO RETROVISOR 😂😁_*
wonderful. Could watch and listen all day! The master at work!
Senna será sempre um personagem da história, privilégio dos que viveram aqueles momentos