I agree he was an amazing driver, but perfect? lol....dont be delusional. Being perfect is another way of saying being flawless. He was far from flawless. No driver in history of F1, or rather, no human in history ever, was flawless. And that's a fact.
The story of him winning Brazil was freaking amazing. Finished 1st with only a single gear! If you notice, he couldn’t lift the trophy by himself. That is because his body basically became jello from what he put himself through. He was going on pure adrenaline which is why he famously screamed over the radio. He just did something only a handful of people could possibly accomplish.
I bumped into him leaving the paddock after getting pole position in Detroit once. He was driving for Lotus. Shocked at being face to face, I said, "Good luck, Champ!" He gave me a wink!! A cherished memory of my hero!!
And I remember it like it was yesterday. Ayrton's death shook the world, the repercussions are felt today. RIP Ayrton. You have been badly missed every day since.
O Cara bate o recorde da pista logo na primeira vez que pega um F1 sem errar nenhuma vez Kkkkkkk. Ganha uma corrida sem freios, faz 1,7 segundos em cima de um tri campeão, Sobe 3 vez no pódio com um tolleman, dá uma volta nas Williams de outro planeta, Disputa campeonato de Lotus 4 força na época, ganha uma corrida faltando 7 ou 8 voltas só de 6 marcha, simplesmente o melhor de todos os tempos. .
Por isso ele levou todos nós brasileiros a amar F1. Acordavamos cedo só pra vê lo correr. Subir ao pódio e trazer alegria e orgulho pra nós. Pq ele sim, tinha muito orgulho de ser brasileiro.
Me lembro de acompanhar as corridas com meu pai, criança, sem entender nada. E ele me falava tudo isso aí. Na época eu pensava: "Ahhhh, ok". Hoje eu olho e penso: "Não era desse planeta...não era". PLUS: Ainda era muito Corinthians hahaha. Um ser humano completo.
King Bwemmie Yup and max definitely took inspiration of sennas drive at donnington park to implement it to that amazing drive he did in Brazil in finding the grip in the wet
He'll be remembered as the greatest racing driver of all time through centuries because of his courage, driving skills and humanity. We miss you Champ! You'll never be forgotten...
Verstappen, in 2019, watching Senna and Prost crashing on a chicane: "I think he didn't do anything wrong here." Senna, in heaven, 2021, watching Verstappen and Hamilton crashing on a chicane: "I think he didn't do anything wrong here".
Dive down the inside, touch your front wheels with the other driver's rears to take them out but you're free & clear. Classic Hamilton vs Red Bull move
@JJ Chrismer I disagree. I feel like both Senna and Lewis are botn skilled. Senna was incredibly talented and also, was willing to help those around him. I don't see how he is a crybaby, and same goes for Hamilton. They are both skilled, kind hearted drivers, with a passion for what they do. Please, explain how they are crybabys
It's just bullshit, getting a penalty for corner cutting (I think he even got DSQ'd, didn't he?) when you've been stopped for half a minute and then even doing the slalom through the chicane
Jean-Marie Balestre didn't like Ayrton Senna from what I see from the Senna documentary. Balestre thinks his decision is the best when Senna giving suggestion about track safety. Look, those racers risking their life on the track, of course Senna giving his side of opinion and I believe he's right
Saying he should have not used the escape road is complete rubbish. What was he supposed to do, turn around and drive into oncoming traffic? It's absurd his penalty was for that. There is a rule though, if I remember, that cars cannot be assisted in returning to the track. They have to rejoin unaided but he was push started by marshalls. If his car could not start without a push then he's out so far as the rules say. The marshalls can't help. It was right he was disqualified but they just based it on the wrong reasoning.
Unforgettable pilot and human being. A great driver who has influenced generations, a citizen of the world! I was in São Paulo 1991...it was amazing race and crowd!!
I was at Donnington 1993 ! The lap of gods . Awful weather , I remember it was wet and windy and freezing in April 93. I actually was thinking of leaving half way through it was so cold. I'm so glad I did not . I didn't know obviously how significant this race would turn out to be . A year later he was gone 😪
The way Senna looks 5:58 is my favorite. The sheer exhaustion after a race like that must have been overwhelming. Might be the hardest anyone has ever fought for a race win..
If I'm not misunderstood... They look like that because he drove his car with damaged gearbox using only the 6°gear. This forced him and the car and he won the race.
@@agflimaa I've seen this clip a billion times over the past two decades. I am a Senna fan, but he 100% went for a *huge* ask in expecting Prost to not turn in. Senna always raced over the limit, and he got it wrong from time to time. This was one of those times.
Joseph Cote Yes, but like he said, a racing driver has to go for any gap. Passing in F1 is the hardest thing you can do safely and cleanly. There is a reason so many of these crashes happen.
@@easyenetwork2023 We all know the famous Senna/Stewart quote. Senna was notorious for just creating a situation where a wreck would happen, and he'd leave it up to the other person to keep the wreck from happening, too. Senna was a human, and made mistakes from time to time. This was one of them.
Senna’s engine stopped and the stewards pushed his car in order to take the car in a safer position. Senna started the engine again and finished the race, but it was (l think it still is) forbidden to recieve any kind of help in order to restart the engine, the penalty for doing that was being desqualified. So, who are you hating now and why?
@@giannapple No, he was disqualified for cutting the chicane. In the following year at the driver's briefing, Piquet suggested that if anyone went out in that chicane, they should return through the run-off, that it'd be safer. Ballestre agreed and that infuriated Senna. Years later Ballestre admitted that he disqualified Senna in Prost's favor.
@@erlikquadros5873 So... the engine didn’t went off? l’m going to try to find out what there is of info, because l watched that race and back then this was the reason that the commentators gave for Senna’s disqualification... as far as I recall, anyway.
In Brazil, Senna is a legend. But I imagine that because we are Brazilian too, this might sound biased. But seeing so many comments from people of many different nationalities reaffirming how fantastic Senna was, I feel very proud of this whole story. I grew up in love with Formula 1 thanks to Senna. Will never be forgotten.
Senna is a legend in Italy as well! My mom barely watches or knows any sports and the only athletes she can name are Maradona, Pele, Michael Jordan and Senna. well and Schumacher of course but he drove for Ferrari at this best so obviously xD
you fool, his dad was a four time Le Mans GT class winne and former Formula One driver. Of course they were at the races. Have you never seen pictures of Jacques Villeneuve in his father's Gilles Ferrari cockpit?
I started watching F1 in Brazil with Fittipaldi, then Piquet came and later Senna. I was in love with Formula 1, watched every single race, bought magazines and assorted merchandising. After Ayrton died, I never saw one single race anymore. It was over for me, and I never went back. It still makes me sad to this day, so many years later.
It´s hard to explain what Senna means to us brazilians... Such difficult times, the only thing that kept us going was sundays with Senna. This was just heartbraking for every single brazilian soul alive at that time.
I agree. I was 15 when he died. I remember the day the news of his hit... it was a national mourning day in Brazil. No one could believe it. I stopped watching F1 after his, not only bc i thought it was kinda dull without the excitement he would bring to any race, but bc it also would hurt a lot. It hurt to see someone win and think “man, senna could have beat him” Still hurts to this day to hear his theme song that would play on brazilian television everytime he won. O melhor de todos os tempos, sem dúvida.🇧🇷
@@lalailmtbm fiquei sem assistir por um bom tempo. Mas agora ta bem legal. Vejo Prost e lembro dele. Penso, se ele estivesse vivo. Seria um chef de scuderia c certeza. Estaria no paddock ate hj. Estou doida pra ir a Imola.
@@fabiocabral5492 Why so? The pitwall might be able to turn off the engine if the driver was unconscious. Today's engine have many more safety precautions than that time.
@@fosso8803 its more or less the same...except senna won drivin in 6th gear for the last laps,then siezed up after the race..i suppose your'e right..it took a long 7yrs for senna to win a brazil GP.....he actually says alot more than just aaaaaaa
@@uninteresting-content-dump it's because apparently that move seems stunning to him. Like he wouldn't have thought to do that, while mv sees and understands without another thought. Trying to be a smart ass because you feel like applying your own context to someone else's comment "says it all" To quote the op.
@@phillydelphia8760 alright, since you missed my point ... " Like he wouldn't have thought to do that, while mv sees and understands without another thought" are you even serious? Just search on yt about racing lines in rain, and there are a fuckton of videos by coaches telling you precisely what max seems to "understand without another thought". Now, do you think any of the drivers in the grid, who have been racing since kids, different conditions, different cars, different tracks ... don't understand something as simple as exploring the track for grip? Do they need the cunt-in-chief-with-a-ridiculous-inferiority-complex MV to shrug off one of the most amazing laps in televised history as "meeh, he's just finding the grip". If you believe that's the case, then let's agree to disagree.
@@uninteresting-content-dump well you've just gone and written a whole lot while assuming what I'm thinking.. Very smart. There's a difference between a driver knowing wet weather lines etc and being able to actually do it. MV astutely observes what senna is doing in a very basic (comparatively) car. That by itself, is impressive. In a modern F1 car, its more everyday. However, not everyone is so skilled at the wet weather driving. As we can see from his reaction, you can see its something that would not be his first thought to do in that scenario. Likely because he is aware of his own limitations. No shame in that if it was the case, every driver can improve. But they all have different limits. Apparently taking the outside line in the pissing wet is not something he'd readily do. MV we already know will send it almost anywhere if he's got a gap. It's a different mental approach between to different drivers who are, surprise surprise, on different plains of talent. But if you want to be a dick about it and try to belittle someone with a differing opinion, I will repeat 'that says it all'
@@phillydelphia8760 I'll allow myself to make two more assumptions. You're a new F1 fan. If someone shows you a video they are amazed by, you'd ruin it by stating the obvious. All that video showed me, is that max is insecure. I hope I said it all.
Jack Stuart disse uma vez que, quando todos os campeões vivos, lendas vivas e herois de corrida estavam na sala de reuniões ou eventos eram fantástico. Más quando entrava Senna, sua alma era rodeada por uma aura diferente, que trazia uma coisa boa que ninguém tinha, e todos sentiam isso.
Estudei e me formei , fiz meu mestrado inspirado sempre no Senna, nunca desistir, obrigado Senna, quero todo estudante dessa nova geração, descobra senna, e se inspire
Viviane Senna: “ Vc já foi bicampeão! Porque não para de se arriscar?. E Senna respondeu: “ Não posso... tenho que continuar e levar um pouco de alegria a esse povo que leva uma vida tão difícil... “
Em Mônaco, olhando na câmera interna, a impressão que a gente tem, quando vê ele chaqualhando com a vibração do carro, as mãos trêmulas no volante, vê o quanto era difícil controlar esses carros naquela época, chega a passar a impressão de um homem frágil mas Senna compensava tudo isso com uma vontade insuperável de vencer. É por isso que o amamos tanto. Ele nos amou primeiro.
Esse é um dos heróis nacionais que fizeram a história não só pelo seu trabalho em si, mas principalmente pela sua humildade e caráter! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 É um ótimo exemplo de brasilidade... Eterno em nossos corações 💚💛💚
É inegável que o Senna foi o maior piloto de todos os tempos da Fórmula 1... O mais completo. Independentemente de não deter os recordes todos, mas foi clareamente o melhor de todos.
Na verdade nós que acompanhamos o Senna durante sua carreira, sabemos que ele foi 4x campeão mundial, 88/89/90/91, o resultado do título de 1989 foi claramente uma manobra política. Sentimos sua falta campeão! In fact we who accompanied Senna during his career, we know he was 4x world champion, 88/89/90/91, the result of the 1989 title was clearly a political maneuver. We miss you champion!
@@eduardofreitas8336 Ele queria só dar o troco na mesma moeda, sem passar pano pro Senna, Eu acho estes momentos do Gp do Japão de 1989 e 1990 os mais vergonhosos da história da F1
I watch with a tear in my eye as the clips bring back many vivid memories of what was for me the most exciting driver to watch. Best wishes to all in Brazil.
@Davvy Jannes You have any evidence that everyone hated Prost, or are you just saying that because you do? He certainly wasn't loved by everyone, but he was definitely more likable than say, Nelson Piquet.
@Davvy Jannes If you haven't read Senna vs. Prost by Malcolm Folley, I'd recommend it. It gives some nice anecdotes and insight into both Senna and Prost's character and how their careers shaped them both. You may learn quite a bit more about both of them. There's definitely a lot more to both of them than meets the eye.
The only driver to make me tear up. I grew up watching Schumacher but stopped watching at some point, watching the movie Senna revived my love to this sport ❤️
Ele teve um oceano de oportunidade. Muito rico. Esse foi um dos motivos de dar certo. Claro que não foi apenas por isso, seu imenso talento e dedicação são inegáveis. Mas é a prova máxima que é preciso ter oportunidades e é isso que o Brasil não consegue dar para a maior parte da sua população.
Época que tínhamos Senna e andávamos armados. País era relativamente seguro. Sempre tinha vagabundos. Mas os mesmos botávamos para correr com escopeta. Olha o nível que o Brasil chegou. Depois de quase 30 anos temos um presidente alinhado com o povo de bem. Vejam a dificuldade que e. Sendo atacado pelos lixos que destruíram o país em 30 anos. O brasileiro tem que parar de ser gado. Senão o futuro será sombrio.
I think everyone loves him because he had such an amazing personality, and of course he was also one of the greatest if not the best when it come to racing... TRUE LEGEND
South America gave us Maradona and Pele, Fangio and Senna ❤ World will never know what was being from an underdeveloped continent in late 80's/90's, and having people from your place being successful through the world, how this motivated, inpired and made us want to be resilient and hopeful.
3:24 love what Max did there! He pointed out that when his does what Senna used to do, people pick on him. Max, keep driving like you do, you are an agressive driver, you push your car to the limit, dont stop it! You make F1 great to watch PS: Im not a max fan, im an F1 fan, and by that i want F1 to be great.... we need more agression, today's cars are saver than ever, they are design to race, design to save a drivers lifes, design to take positions, but we need drivers who want to take that position.
no, see Ayrton at Portugal 1985! today they wouldn't even have the pace car out in those conditions, the 2nd arrived at over 1 minute (Alboreto on Ferrari), the 3rd and 4th arrived at one lap, the 5th and 6th arrived at 2 laps. There is absolutely nothing today that compares to those races. Add 200 to 400 extra HPs compared to today, no TC, no launch control, no power steering, no carbon fiber breakes, it was another level of driving
25 years and still makes us go emotional. Great man, great driver. Our reason to wake up Sunday morning to watch races and listen the national song. 💪👏🇧🇷🏎
Never seen this before. Thank you for posting. Ayrton was a hero to so many and just so likable. #1 in my eyes. Look at the exhaustion trying to lift the trophy at the end. Drivers 20 years ago, Christ they worked hard. No power steering, manual gear box, very poor safety at track side. The conditions they drove in before a red flag was shown is unbelievable. It's so so sad how many drivers had to die before we now have the track side support we have today along with the recognition that the drivers safety comes before the spectators pleasure!!!
That´s awesome. It´s good to see the actual pilots reactions about the Senna. And all they agree with the situations nowadays even against the past decisions. Fantastic!
I’ve always said that the rain shows the best drivers. In the dry everyone can drive on the limit. In the wet only the brave date to ever find the limit.
As the years pass by, Senna's legend only gets bigger and bigger. The fact that he died young and abruptly while still at the top of his game, instead of getting older and fading away from the public view, only contributed to his legendary status. Imagine 200 years from now, he'll probably be celebrated as some kind of greek hero from a distant past.
@@gabriellogrunesdorf931 Not that I cared for the "incorrectness", as many legends do indeed die young (I only wanted to be sure you were aware of legends like Stewart and Lauda), but I greatly appreciate and admire how respectful and understanding you are. I was halfway expecting a reply telling me to shut the fuck up like most TH-cam comments. Good on you for being so nice :)
Lando: They Thought they were safe back then.
Carlos: Yeah, like us now
Lando and Carlos together: *nervous laughs*
Sairam Umakanth chuckles, I'm in danger
Imagine if 50-70 years from now,the safety we have now and are proud of,on those years they will think this current safety is unsafe lol
F2 Spa 2019
Good job parrot
@John Harris *shut the fuck up no one asked*
Ayrton Senna is a classical example of a perfect Formula 1 Driver.
He’ll never be forgotten.
Love to Brazil 🇧🇷
From Australia 🇦🇺
Thanks
In fact🔥
I agree he was an amazing driver, but perfect? lol....dont be delusional. Being perfect is another way of saying being flawless. He was far from flawless. No driver in history of F1, or rather, no human in history ever, was flawless. And that's a fact.
Thanks Brother... nowadays.. he is worldwide! and you hero too! NOt just brasilian Driver anymore!
🇧🇷🇧🇷✋🏼✋🏼
The story of him winning Brazil was freaking amazing. Finished 1st with only a single gear! If you notice, he couldn’t lift the trophy by himself. That is because his body basically became jello from what he put himself through. He was going on pure adrenaline which is why he famously screamed over the radio. He just did something only a handful of people could possibly accomplish.
Lembro como hj desse dia. Estava muito quente nesse dia. Ele usou todas suas forças e energia. Um bravo! Sentimos muito sua falta.😢
Once he finished that race, he didn't let anyone touch him, except to hug his father.
He didn't just become Brazil's hero, he became the world's hero
Everyone knew who senna was and what he did .
Even if you weren’t into F1 .
He became my hero
Yes, man. His passion, technique and talent.
He Is my hero. Love and Respect from Assam India
I bumped into him leaving the paddock after getting pole position in Detroit once. He was driving for Lotus. Shocked at being face to face, I said, "Good luck, Champ!" He gave me a wink!! A cherished memory of my hero!!
25 years we lost a legend. We never forget you senna
Schumacher tho skiing at probs 40mph ffs , come on Mike Schumacher 2021
We did lose a legend and we also lost Roland Ratzenberger, he should not be forgotten.
Golden Years: SENNA, PROST, MANSELL, PIQUET, ALESI...
F1 of DREAMS.
Who?
And I remember it like it was yesterday. Ayrton's death shook the world, the repercussions are felt today. RIP Ayrton. You have been badly missed every day since.
O Cara bate o recorde da pista logo na primeira vez que pega um F1 sem errar nenhuma vez Kkkkkkk. Ganha uma corrida sem freios, faz 1,7 segundos em cima de um tri campeão, Sobe 3 vez no pódio com um tolleman, dá uma volta nas Williams de outro planeta, Disputa campeonato de Lotus 4 força na época, ganha uma corrida faltando 7 ou 8 voltas só de 6 marcha, simplesmente o melhor de todos os tempos. .
Lotus 3 força
O melhor de todos os tempos mesmo!! ❤
Por isso ele levou todos nós brasileiros a amar F1. Acordavamos cedo só pra vê lo correr. Subir ao pódio e trazer alegria e orgulho pra nós. Pq ele sim, tinha muito orgulho de ser brasileiro.
Passou 10 carros numa volta
Me lembro de acompanhar as corridas com meu pai, criança, sem entender nada. E ele me falava tudo isso aí. Na época eu pensava: "Ahhhh, ok". Hoje eu olho e penso: "Não era desse planeta...não era". PLUS: Ainda era muito Corinthians hahaha. Um ser humano completo.
Everybody during rain images; he is so special, rainmaster etc.
Max is just analysing what he does.
Because Max understands completely what Senna did there! (Not saying the other drivers did not)
Brazil 2016...
who is the rainmaster in 2019 ? Hamilton ? stroll ?
Schumacher is ultimate rainmaster
King Bwemmie Yup and max definitely took inspiration of sennas drive at donnington park to implement it to that amazing drive he did in Brazil in finding the grip in the wet
Ayrton Senna: The best driver ever in F1. The most complete in every way. Forever.
Fangio
Jim Clark
Fangio
@@pilotozetec LOL
@@luchog3656 LOL
That clip of him saving Comas was insane, the sheer ballpower to even get out of the car on a live track was incredible. A legend
simply the best ❤
That's why I see him as a hero!
2:58 - "Would you do that for me?"
(3 seconds thinking)
"Off course mate!"
The funny part is that he took 3 seconds to give out an answer. We love you Sainz Jr!
@@critiqalerror thank you for explaining the joke........
@@arend1237 fuck you man
Traduz ai
@@i_alves "Você faria o mesmo por mim?"
(3 segundos pensando)
"Claro parceiro!"
He'll be remembered as the greatest racing driver of all time through centuries because of his courage, driving skills and humanity. We miss you Champ! You'll never be forgotten...
Hey hey, let's not forget his charisma too.
Senna is the GOAT by far. All the others don’t even qualify to lace his shoes.
Verstappen, in 2019, watching Senna and Prost crashing on a chicane: "I think he didn't do anything wrong here."
Senna, in heaven, 2021, watching Verstappen and Hamilton crashing on a chicane: "I think he didn't do anything wrong here".
IF YOU DON'T GO FOR A GAP THAT EXISTS
@MAAHAQQ Hamilton fan hey
That has to be Max’s greatest quote.
Dive down the inside, touch your front wheels with the other driver's rears to take them out but you're free & clear. Classic Hamilton vs Red Bull move
Max is the only driver here
"Ele foi o maior piloto que já existiu"
Niki Lauda.
Os dois já se estranharam na pista e nos boxes depois do treino
@@geleia6605 fodase
@@geleia6605 e?
@JJ Chrismer who is?
@JJ Chrismer I disagree. I feel like both Senna and Lewis are botn skilled. Senna was incredibly talented and also, was willing to help those around him. I don't see how he is a crybaby, and same goes for Hamilton. They are both skilled, kind hearted drivers, with a passion for what they do. Please, explain how they are crybabys
Norris: Would you do that for me?
Sainz: Ofcourse man.
*kisses*
**Cries in Ferrari**
Siddhant Bhagat *depression comes in full swing*
weird wet dream
I can't wait for the Norris-Riccardo bromance
You forgot the fairly long errrrrrrrrrrm whilst he was thinking of the correct thing to say lol
More than a driver, an icon. Miss you, champ.
🇧🇷 Ayrton Senna não morreu,ele está uma volta a nossa frente 🏎️🏁🇧🇷👏👏👏👏👏
Cara... essa tua frase disse tudo... ;-)
@@adbrz09 eu sou muito fã do Ayrton,eu tive a felicidade de vê o capacete dele na basílica de Aparecida!!
Genial
Podemos levar para o campo filosófico, mas principalmente para o religioso. Frase bem bolada. Muito bonita.
@@israelosrayabutes4657 obg amigo 🏎️🏁
Yes max you are right. He lose 1 minute and they give him a penalty, thats redicolus.
I agree...
It's just bullshit, getting a penalty for corner cutting (I think he even got DSQ'd, didn't he?) when you've been stopped for half a minute and then even doing the slalom through the chicane
Jean-Marie Balestre didn't like Ayrton Senna from what I see from the Senna documentary. Balestre thinks his decision is the best when Senna giving suggestion about track safety. Look, those racers risking their life on the track, of course Senna giving his side of opinion and I believe he's right
Saying he should have not used the escape road is complete rubbish. What was he supposed to do, turn around and drive into oncoming traffic? It's absurd his penalty was for that. There is a rule though, if I remember, that cars cannot be assisted in returning to the track. They have to rejoin unaided but he was push started by marshalls. If his car could not start without a push then he's out so far as the rules say. The marshalls can't help. It was right he was disqualified but they just based it on the wrong reasoning.
He got penalty for illegal push
That scream of senna always give me teary eyes..i admire him.
Unforgettable pilot and human being. A great driver who has influenced generations, a citizen of the world! I was in São Paulo 1991...it was amazing race and crowd!!
When my family were watching F1 Race and started rainning, all of us: Senna is going to win!
I remember thinking the same thing as a kid lol.
my family too
Best comment ever!
True 😂
I was at Donnington 1993 ! The lap of gods . Awful weather , I remember it was wet and windy and freezing in April 93. I actually was thinking of leaving half way through it was so cold. I'm so glad I did not . I didn't know obviously how significant this race would turn out to be . A year later he was gone 😪
I'm guessing this is the "grill the grid" for this year not complaining thou lol
This is better in my opinion.
I prefer this
I thought grill the grid usually started second half of the season
They should do "grill the grandstand" with the fans
@@mauriciobastazini8178 last year it's from china
The way Senna looks 5:58 is my favorite. The sheer exhaustion after a race like that must have been overwhelming. Might be the hardest anyone has ever fought for a race win..
Hmm... Monaco 92?
@@matonatomic Brazil 91
If I'm not misunderstood... They look like that because he drove his car with damaged gearbox using only the 6°gear. This forced him and the car and he won the race.
Max: "I don't see anything wrong with that."
No one is surprised
You should watch this race again and watch carefully this corner until this moment. Prost turn earlier that time.
@@agflimaa I've seen this clip a billion times over the past two decades. I am a Senna fan, but he 100% went for a *huge* ask in expecting Prost to not turn in. Senna always raced over the limit, and he got it wrong from time to time. This was one of those times.
@@josephcote7702 Ok if you say so.
Joseph Cote Yes, but like he said, a racing driver has to go for any gap. Passing in F1 is the hardest thing you can do safely and cleanly. There is a reason so many of these crashes happen.
@@easyenetwork2023 We all know the famous Senna/Stewart quote. Senna was notorious for just creating a situation where a wreck would happen, and he'd leave it up to the other person to keep the wreck from happening, too. Senna was a human, and made mistakes from time to time. This was one of them.
"I'll save all my hate for Belestre"
Truer words have never been spoken
I'm young and don't know who this is but l dupposr he was the FIA chief back then?..
@@mitsakos3151 Yeap, he was.
Senna’s engine stopped and the stewards pushed his car in order to take the car in a safer position. Senna started the engine again and finished the race, but it was (l think it still is) forbidden to recieve any kind of help in order to restart the engine, the penalty for doing that was being desqualified. So, who are you hating now and why?
@@giannapple No, he was disqualified for cutting the chicane. In the following year at the driver's briefing, Piquet suggested that if anyone went out in that chicane, they should return through the run-off, that it'd be safer. Ballestre agreed and that infuriated Senna. Years later Ballestre admitted that he disqualified Senna in Prost's favor.
@@erlikquadros5873 So... the engine didn’t went off? l’m going to try to find out what there is of info, because l watched that race and back then this was the reason that the commentators gave for Senna’s disqualification... as far as I recall, anyway.
Nunca va a ver un piloto como SENNA, fue y será el mejor por siempre. 🇧🇷
Alonso
@@aitorjara100 tienes doença ?
@@aitorjara100 KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Prost
Never
In Brazil, Senna is a legend. But I imagine that because we are Brazilian too, this might sound biased. But seeing so many comments from people of many different nationalities reaffirming how fantastic Senna was, I feel very proud of this whole story. I grew up in love with Formula 1 thanks to Senna. Will never be forgotten.
Senna is a legend in Italy as well! My mom barely watches or knows any sports and the only athletes she can name are Maradona, Pele, Michael Jordan and Senna.
well and Schumacher of course but he drove for Ferrari at this best so obviously xD
N é tendencioso
Forever Ayrton Senna 🇹🇷🇧🇷
1:44 K mag's parents are legends! They took their 6 month old baby to an F1 race!
Making him deaf at early age lol
Kmags dad was a racer lol
His father was a F1 driver
you fool, his dad was a four time Le Mans GT class winne and former Formula One driver. Of course they were at the races. Have you never seen pictures of Jacques Villeneuve in his father's Gilles Ferrari cockpit?
@@scaramouche768 lol
I started watching F1 in Brazil with Fittipaldi, then Piquet came and later Senna. I was in love with Formula 1, watched every single race, bought magazines and assorted merchandising. After Ayrton died, I never saw one single race anymore. It was over for me, and I never went back. It still makes me sad to this day, so many years later.
It´s hard to explain what Senna means to us brazilians... Such difficult times, the only thing that kept us going was sundays with Senna.
This was just heartbraking for every single brazilian soul alive at that time.
I agree. I was 15 when he died. I remember the day the news of his hit... it was a national mourning day in Brazil. No one could believe it.
I stopped watching F1 after his, not only bc i thought it was kinda dull without the excitement he would bring to any race, but bc it also would hurt a lot. It hurt to see someone win and think “man, senna could have beat him”
Still hurts to this day to hear his theme song that would play on brazilian television everytime he won.
O melhor de todos os tempos, sem dúvida.🇧🇷
Senna never dies! GOAT!
@@lalailmtbm fiquei sem assistir por um bom tempo. Mas agora ta bem legal. Vejo Prost e lembro dele. Penso, se ele estivesse vivo. Seria um chef de scuderia c certeza. Estaria no paddock ate hj. Estou doida pra ir a Imola.
Lando: Would You do that for me?
Carlos: Mmmmmmm... 🤔🤔🤔 Of course mate
What a lovely relationship 💜
Cesar Alba Valverde we all know that Sainz wouldn’t do it since he literally had to think about it
Well, nowadays, doin' something like that is just plain stupid. It was different back in the day. Maybe he was thinking of that.
"Only if you make me mod on your Twitch"
Unfortunately Sainz is probably not that into Twitch
@@davidvasquez08 We all know that he was being sarcastic when he had to think about it.
@@fabiocabral5492 Why so? The pitwall might be able to turn off the engine if the driver was unconscious. Today's engine have many more safety precautions than that time.
Other Drivers: Marveling
Max: *Studying His Movement*
Almost 30 years later and I'm unable to see these footages without tears in my eyes... I'll never get over it...
Same
Donate to his foundation. Help his sister help children. I do
me too
same
Same ...
"nice curb"
i lost it. Great job magnussen
Without a doubt, Senna is the GOAT. Ask any of the current F1 drivers..
If anyone goes against it, they'll feel the wrath of all the undeveloped favelas in Brazil 😂
@@MrMiss-cp9bw When the likes of Schumacher, Fangio, Mansel, Hamilton and Alonso think you're the best, then you are the best.
@@MrMiss-cp9bw "Look people! My country is so rich but my mind is so undeveloped"
@@alexcla9445 they are good. But none of them are like the GOAT ayrton senna
Hey man I liked your photo, so much elegance I hope to grow up and be a cool man
AYRTON, AYRTON, AYRTON, AYRTOOOONNNN SENNAAAAA É DO BRASILLLLLLLL
Pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa pa 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Q saudade disso
Comentário audível 👏👏👏👏👏
@@luispaulo3997 eu ouvi até o carro passando kkkkkk
hehehehe
Dá até pra ouvir o som. 😂😂
When I see Senna on the podium of 91 Brazil GP, I always get emotional.
I was there and even today I can barely hold my tears.
*Hamilton winning:* We have the best fans thank you so much
*Senna winning:* _AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA_
you got the right sense man,
Ayrton was so genuine, not just show and sponsorship
Hamilton rarely says that though
@@fosso8803 he's referring to both driver's radio after winning their home GPs
@@u-tubefakefootyfansmakemep579 Ok fair enough but it is also a completely different situation. Can't compare that.
@@fosso8803 its more or less the same...except senna won drivin in 6th gear for the last laps,then siezed up after the race..i suppose your'e right..it took a long 7yrs for senna to win a brazil GP.....he actually says alot more than just aaaaaaa
How to see these images and don't fall in tears?
Ayrton will always be the best!
Brazilian proud for ever.
🇧🇷🏁🏎️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
5:38 Gasly: That's was a familiar screaming lol
on the outside pas;
gasly: NO WAY!?
verstappen: just finding the grip...
says it all
lol, implying only max knows how to drive in the rain.
"says it all"
@@uninteresting-content-dump it's because apparently that move seems stunning to him. Like he wouldn't have thought to do that, while mv sees and understands without another thought.
Trying to be a smart ass because you feel like applying your own context to someone else's comment "says it all"
To quote the op.
@@phillydelphia8760 alright, since you missed my point ...
" Like he wouldn't have thought to do that, while mv sees and understands without another thought"
are you even serious? Just search on yt about racing lines in rain, and there are a fuckton of videos by coaches telling you precisely what max seems to "understand without another thought". Now, do you think any of the drivers in the grid, who have been racing since kids, different conditions, different cars, different tracks ... don't understand something as simple as exploring the track for grip? Do they need the cunt-in-chief-with-a-ridiculous-inferiority-complex MV to shrug off one of the most amazing laps in televised history as "meeh, he's just finding the grip".
If you believe that's the case, then let's agree to disagree.
@@uninteresting-content-dump well you've just gone and written a whole lot while assuming what I'm thinking.. Very smart.
There's a difference between a driver knowing wet weather lines etc and being able to actually do it.
MV astutely observes what senna is doing in a very basic (comparatively) car. That by itself, is impressive. In a modern F1 car, its more everyday. However, not everyone is so skilled at the wet weather driving.
As we can see from his reaction, you can see its something that would not be his first thought to do in that scenario. Likely because he is aware of his own limitations. No shame in that if it was the case, every driver can improve. But they all have different limits.
Apparently taking the outside line in the pissing wet is not something he'd readily do.
MV we already know will send it almost anywhere if he's got a gap. It's a different mental approach between to different drivers who are, surprise surprise, on different plains of talent.
But if you want to be a dick about it and try to belittle someone with a differing opinion, I will repeat 'that says it all'
@@phillydelphia8760 I'll allow myself to make two more assumptions. You're a new F1 fan. If someone shows you a video they are amazed by, you'd ruin it by stating the obvious.
All that video showed me, is that max is insecure. I hope I said it all.
Jack Stuart disse uma vez que, quando todos os campeões vivos, lendas vivas e herois de corrida estavam na sala de reuniões ou eventos eram fantástico.
Más quando entrava Senna, sua alma era rodeada por uma aura diferente, que trazia uma coisa boa que ninguém tinha, e todos sentiam isso.
O maior.
O melhor.
A Lenda.
Ayrton Senna da Silva.
Ayrton Senna do Brasil.🇧🇷
Senna for ever.
Inferiority complex of Brazilians...
@@rayrauk9547, vlw fodão.
Vc deve ser muito bom pra dizer isso.
Não, nós não temos complexo de inferioridade.
Boa sorte a vc ou melhor good lucky.
@@noobexe4496 , somos lixo igual a vc.😘
@@rayrauk9547 wtf? Why you say that?
Gone, never forgotten
a frase que todo brasileiro fala sergio perez falou no final "ele é definitivamente meu heroi" o melhor do brasil de todos os tempoS!
Ops.... o MELHOR de todos EM todos os tempos.... do Brasil e do mundo!!!!
Meu idolo
Estudei e me formei , fiz meu mestrado inspirado sempre no Senna, nunca desistir, obrigado Senna, quero todo estudante dessa nova geração, descobra senna, e se inspire
Viviane Senna: “ Vc já foi bicampeão! Porque não para de se arriscar?. E Senna respondeu: “ Não posso... tenho que continuar e levar um pouco de alegria a esse povo que leva uma vida tão difícil... “
👀...
😢😢😢
Não tinha nada a ver com o povo, ele não gostava de perder nem disputa de par ou ímpar, era obestinado por competir, esse papo de povo é enrolação.
Em Mônaco, olhando na câmera interna, a impressão que a gente tem, quando vê ele chaqualhando com a vibração do carro, as mãos trêmulas no volante, vê o quanto era difícil controlar esses carros naquela época, chega a passar a impressão de um homem frágil mas Senna compensava tudo isso com uma vontade insuperável de vencer. É por isso que o amamos tanto. Ele nos amou primeiro.
Na vdd o pescoço daquele jeito é pq não tinha o suporte igual tem hj. Provavelmente isso causava mt mais cansaço no final
RIP Ayrton Senna. You will forever be missed 💓❤
Legends live forever. That's Senna
Esse é um dos heróis nacionais que fizeram a história não só pelo seu trabalho em si, mas principalmente pela sua humildade e caráter!
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
É um ótimo exemplo de brasilidade...
Eterno em nossos corações 💚💛💚
The best F1 driver of all time
The greatest F1 legend of all time
it will never be forgotten!
Forever in our hearts, extraordinary man that inspired half of the world by his existence.
É inegável que o Senna foi o maior piloto de todos os tempos da Fórmula 1... O mais completo. Independentemente de não deter os recordes todos, mas foi clareamente o melhor de todos.
Na verdade nós que acompanhamos o Senna durante sua carreira, sabemos que ele foi 4x campeão mundial, 88/89/90/91, o resultado do título de 1989 foi claramente uma manobra política. Sentimos sua falta campeão!
In fact we who accompanied Senna during his career, we know he was 4x world champion, 88/89/90/91, the result of the 1989 title was clearly a political maneuver. We miss you champion!
Concordo. Mas vamos combinar que 90 Senna trapaceou também kkkk. Merecidamente, mas não foi limpo. Mas tenho a mesma visão.
@@eduardofreitas8336 Em ambos campeonatos o Senna seria campeão se não houvesse as batidas. Mas a coisa mais feia que ele fez, foi a batida em 90.
@@eduardofreitas8336 Ele queria só dar o troco na mesma moeda, sem passar pano pro Senna, Eu acho estes momentos do Gp do Japão de 1989 e 1990 os mais vergonhosos da história da F1
@@schumacherparaibano2748 to contigo
@@schumacherparaibano2748 concordo, mas Senna não seria campeão nem se vencesse as duas últimas corridas do ano!
Você percebe como o Brasil é respeitado lá fora quando a F1 chama a Ju Cerasoli e a Mariana Becker pra falar sobre o Senna. 🇧🇷❤️
fiquei muito feliz vendo a Mari Becker ali
Finishing first while being stuck in 6th gear shows how good this man was
Also how good that car was. Still one of the biggest dominance ever in the sport.
@@ttiization no it wasn't lol that was 91 not 88
He had a massive benefit of the rain coming down as well.
@@weallfollowmanutd because he is good in the rain
@@HugoStiglitz88 he was 40 seconds ahead of the second place when the disaster of the transmission occurred.
SIMPLY THE BEST.... WE MISS YOU BOSS 🇧🇷♥️
Forever!!
I watch with a tear in my eye as the clips bring back many vivid memories of what was for me the most exciting driver to watch. Best wishes to all in Brazil.
Mee too! Tear in my eye!! such nice human Being!
Ayrton Senna do Brasil!
Que saudade, Becão. Que saudade.
I can't wait for F1 2019 the videogame to come out. I'm gonna turn damage off and I'm gonna crash into Prost every corner I see him.
You hate him that much? Jeez...
@Davvy Jannes You have any evidence that everyone hated Prost, or are you just saying that because you do? He certainly wasn't loved by everyone, but he was definitely more likable than say, Nelson Piquet.
Dude did you see the graphic`s on F1 2019? Insane improvement. Cant wait.
@Davvy Jannes If you haven't read Senna vs. Prost by Malcolm Folley, I'd recommend it. It gives some nice anecdotes and insight into both Senna and Prost's character and how their careers shaped them both. You may learn quite a bit more about both of them. There's definitely a lot more to both of them than meets the eye.
@Davvy Jannes Thanks mate. I'm glad we were able to have a respectful debate. I hope you enjoy the book!
The only driver to make me tear up. I grew up watching Schumacher but stopped watching at some point, watching the movie Senna revived my love to this sport ❤️
These segments are awesome. Loving the candor F1 is showing.
They think we're here for the reactions, but we're actually here for the old footage!
4:20 when senna exit from the car looks like he wanna say to prost: "now what? Take this political decision" 😂 #SennaSempre
@kevin paul halliday Wise words man, wise words...
I think he wasn't glad , when he was asked about the championship returning to the pits he clearly wasn't happy, but he did what he had to do.
Prost cry baby
Turn down for what! 😎
😂😂😂😂 that's exactly it!
2:58 the most underrated Lando - Carlos moment
Ayrton Senna da Silva, o Brasil que deu certo
Se estivesse vivo, a forma de pensar dele com certeza faria o povo brasileiro melhor
O Brasil dá certo todos os dias. Apesar desta descrença infundada que nos é ensinada e já virou cultura.
Ele teve um oceano de oportunidade. Muito rico. Esse foi um dos motivos de dar certo. Claro que não foi apenas por isso, seu imenso talento e dedicação são inegáveis. Mas é a prova máxima que é preciso ter oportunidades e é isso que o Brasil não consegue dar para a maior parte da sua população.
@@apoena-allnitemusic7203 Mas tem muito que tem oportunidades e não buscam inspirar outras a conseguir
Época que tínhamos Senna e andávamos armados. País era relativamente seguro. Sempre tinha vagabundos. Mas os mesmos botávamos para correr com escopeta. Olha o nível que o Brasil chegou. Depois de quase 30 anos temos um presidente alinhado com o povo de bem. Vejam a dificuldade que e. Sendo atacado pelos lixos que destruíram o país em 30 anos. O brasileiro tem que parar de ser gado. Senão o futuro será sombrio.
In 5:34 Ayrton didn't say i am f.... good, he told: i don't believe it! Holy shit!
Pay attention girls.
You're right. I understood that he was f... good but nowadays I indo what did he said.
@@bostonvh Portuguese.
@@bostonvh he was brazilian ffs, its obviously portuguese
MMenteg Jesus, it’s only a question dipshit
@seippel no need to be rough but also can you all please stop assuming that every latino speaks spanish? ffs
Love this video he's still my all-time favorite driver of all-time. he was the best.
I miss you Senna
O Brasil chora até hoje por você. Lendário!
Ahhh para mano! Você nem viu o Senna
parabéns a F1 por não deixar a memoria do nosso herói morrer. 25 anos sem o nosso compatriota mito
Lendas não morrem.
@@TleafarafaelT disse tudo
I think everyone loves him because he had such an amazing personality, and of course he was also one of the greatest if not the best when it come to racing... TRUE LEGEND
Nobody:
Not a single person:
Stroll: THE TYERMINYATUR
He is genuinely A N N O Y I N G
Stroll's last Google search:
*Why don't people like me?*
Mitchell Richter hes the fucking worst
What's wrong with calling Ayrton the Terminator? he was!
Lula what a load of wankers
Thanks for this video F1... It's a honour for us Brazilians to see how the world loves Senna. Here in Japan he's a hero also.
Always emotional to see Senna's moments...
Is impossible no cry, is the best
O nosso Maior Ídolo, SENNA 🏁🇧🇷
Senna's being in Brazil in 91 is possibly the coolest win ever. His podium cely is legendary.
Goosebumps all through the video. The legend will live on in our hearts forever. RIP.
25 years later and still missed. Never forgotten 💕❤💕 A great legend!
Wow el mejor piloto de la de la F1 un orgullo que sea suramericano
South America gave us Maradona and Pele, Fangio and Senna ❤
World will never know what was being from an underdeveloped continent in late 80's/90's, and having people from your place being successful through the world, how this motivated, inpired and made us want to be resilient and hopeful.
3:24 love what Max did there! He pointed out that when his does what Senna used to do, people pick on him. Max, keep driving like you do, you are an agressive driver, you push your car to the limit, dont stop it! You make F1 great to watch
PS: Im not a max fan, im an F1 fan, and by that i want F1 to be great.... we need more agression, today's cars are saver than ever, they are design to race, design to save a drivers lifes, design to take positions, but we need drivers who want to take that position.
Gian Felipe reminds me of Juan Montoya in Indy Car he's a fighter.
@Jan Bos LeCrash hahah funny one, and i thought crashtappen was funny.
One may not always agree with Max's driving style and tactics but F1 would be a lot more boring without drivers like him.
@@IndeedBeni it's boring anyway and to be honest I would rather watch a race without him cheating and making double moves
As long as the same fucking rules apply to everybody the same... which obviously doesn’t happen......
Piere: "No way!", Max: "He is [just] finding the grip..."
(See Max @ Brazil 2016)
no, see Ayrton at Portugal 1985! today they wouldn't even have the pace car out in those conditions, the 2nd arrived at over 1 minute (Alboreto on Ferrari), the 3rd and 4th arrived at one lap, the 5th and 6th arrived at 2 laps. There is absolutely nothing today that compares to those races. Add 200 to 400 extra HPs compared to today, no TC, no launch control, no power steering, no carbon fiber breakes, it was another level of driving
I'm crying now...pure emotion!!...(from Brazil)
I honestly love this man so much 🙏🏻❤️
Okay kids, he is a real f1 Driver, look and learn
You mean driver?
nehuen canales soria So you are an real F1 driver? Ore are you a kid?
@@jamesh1208 its the same, they got it anyway
The last past where hè screamed was more acting then racing kids.
@@Angxl407 i am an spectator, and analyzer, not anymore
I was an eleven years boy that day. I cried for days. I still miss him.
I smiled that day
25 years and still makes us go emotional. Great man, great driver.
Our reason to wake up Sunday morning to watch races and listen the national song. 💪👏🇧🇷🏎
senna only went slow on the formation lap
any other time was pure skill, dedication, perseverance and class
Definitely unforgettable. Bravo. Herói. Brasileiro.
Senna was such a god. He was also my favorite F1 driver in history. 25 years later, I hope he is still happy up there. 🙏
Never seen this before. Thank you for posting. Ayrton was a hero to so many and just so likable. #1 in my eyes. Look at the exhaustion trying to lift the trophy at the end. Drivers 20 years ago, Christ they worked hard. No power steering, manual gear box, very poor safety at track side. The conditions they drove in before a red flag was shown is unbelievable. It's so so sad how many drivers had to die before we now have the track side support we have today along with the recognition that the drivers safety comes before the spectators pleasure!!!
He finished that race with gears 1 and 6. That’s why. Pure genius.
That´s awesome. It´s good to see the actual pilots reactions about the Senna. And all they agree with the situations nowadays even against the past decisions. Fantastic!
I can still remember the crowd singing, “Ole ole ole, Senna Senna”
Meu pai tava lá...
Brings to tears every single time, best of the best.
I’ve always said that the rain shows the best drivers. In the dry everyone can drive on the limit. In the wet only the brave date to ever find the limit.
As the years pass by, Senna's legend only gets bigger and bigger. The fact that he died young and abruptly while still at the top of his game, instead of getting older and fading away from the public view, only contributed to his legendary status. Imagine 200 years from now, he'll probably be celebrated as some kind of greek hero from a distant past.
Already a Samurai in Japan.
Thank you Senna! Thanks for all those amazing moments you gave us! You’re definitely my hero!
Goosebumps watching the home win. Nothing but anger at Prost. Senna & Clark are the two GOAT
5:38 they took the "PUUUUUTA QUE PARIOOOOOOO" part
Kkkkk né
I cried... It's being a long time since I cried for the last time. Thanks.
Senna THE TERMINATOR! 🤣 Very nice! Other options: The Theacher, The Best, The Hero, ... .🇧🇷
The Boss
There are some legends who die young... unfortunately...
We miss you Champion
Lauda, for example, isn't a legend?
@@natterdag4949 Well, of course he is
He's one of my greatest idols
He was extremely close to die, but he didn't...
I will correct the comment
@@gabriellogrunesdorf931 Not that I cared for the "incorrectness", as many legends do indeed die young (I only wanted to be sure you were aware of legends like Stewart and Lauda), but I greatly appreciate and admire how respectful and understanding you are. I was halfway expecting a reply telling me to shut the fuck up like most TH-cam comments. Good on you for being so nice :)