To add, according to Alain Prost was also careless in his early years but learned to pace himself and drive fast and learn the track and to gain seconds at the corners and stay humble off the track. This is why they call him the professor. I believe Senna mentor , his motivator or God was Alain Prost. After Prost retired Senna was unmotivated and lost Reality kicked in that the NexGen of drivers like Schumacher hill Coulthard Mika hakkenen were young and fierce and unforgiving.
@@danieldangelo7937 Senna said on a TV broadcast just prior to the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix "Come back, Alain. We miss you." Prost made a mental note to talk to Senna after the race. Sadly he never got the chance.
Nah he said it correctly senna actually wanted for the car to be placed even further to the left over the pit lane wall, and he'd attempt to star there
Imagine if F1 social media fandom existed back then: "Clearly Prost's fault, he didn't leave space for Senna! #CrashainProst" "Clearly Senna's fault, he should've backed out! #CrashtonSenna"
Well, it was mad at the time. Fans were infuriated, some hated Senna, other made clear it was well deserved. Senna was clearly willing to do whatever was needed to win.
You must have not heard that the pole position was moved to the right side where it should be on the left. The accident is inevitable in that position.
@@robertjohnasuncion8837 Except it wasn't. That was proven to be bullshit made up by Senna and Ron Dennis to try and make an excuse for a deliberate ram.
you should have seen his interview after the race lmao he had that huge smile on his face. its funny that people praised senna for that collision but people are now too busy slaughtering hamilton for silverstone
"And it's happened immediately!". Murray knew exactly what was going to happen as soon as Ayrton's request was denied. Given James's tone I imagine he knew too.
@@sz6498 Senna was only making sure not to let people murder his ass, as Balestre was willingly trying to do for the past two years back then. But barely did he knew that you DO NOT FUCK with Ayrton Senna, given his caracter and sheer will. A few years later Balestre was "all friends" with the brasilian on the podiums - knowing he would not have the upper hand anymore. Politics. To put it simple. "Fight Fire with Fire" you know. That phrase did not appear out from nowhere. It has got a purpose. You just have got a simple example of it here. As simple as that. 👍
Great commentary by Murray and James. And I think everyone knew that Senna was gonna punt Prost off the track regardless if Senna himself would be out or not
By this time Senna and Prost simply despised each other by that point. Prost was his teammate and got him disqualified the year before when they had the collision, but Senna got his car back on the track by driving around the cones. Prost caused the accident trying to keep him from finishing, then when that didn't work, went and literally used a technicality that no one else would have protested to get him disqualified, so he'd be out of the championship. Prost deserved every bit of this one, and that's why Senna was so completely blatant about it. It was so interesting though to realize that Prost maybe did not like the person, but clearly had unbelievable respect for him as a skilled driver and competitor. It showed when he took over Senna's charitable foundation after his death.
Well in his defense senna did start a trend at winning championship in extreme manners. Most likely the same thing will happen in 2021 abu dhabi hamilton vs verstappen. Either come with a plan or leave in defeat.
Or live in defeat... Hope they both live if Max decides to take Lewis out of the race. That makes me wonder, how bad missing the first race of the next season would be? Because he’s 100% getting 5 or more for this and he already has 7. Would he even be allowed to have that title or Masi’s got MB and Lewis? What would happen if he is to gain even more penalty points?
@@grafgra4 well in my personal opinion the FIA has displayed some what a weakness at putting the hammer down, across the whole season most penalties have come on the grounds of a racing incident, even when there has been a clear showing of aggressiveness and possibly ill intent as well from the offending party at triggering the incident. Remember the senna vs prost incident, the fia did nothing, the schumacher and villaneuve on the other hand schumacher really did dare at testing the fia's hand and he got caught, but since then across the many seasons and many accidents the outcome has been mostly a question of trial and error and how luck you are at mitigation your wrong doing. It is like working your way around to manipulate the rules in your favor, penalties these days 5 second or license points only brushes off the real problem, it is likely committing all sort of offences that is classed as Misdemeanor, as you guys would call in America( at least i hope your are from the US) and always being penalised at the same equivalency as getting a parking ticket. It is worth the crime because really the penalty rather than punishing, it actually just motivates you to keep recurring the same offence time and time again. Hope i am getting my point across. Stay safe. Be good.
Not entirely the same though as Senna knew he had to take out Prost to win the title while Hamilton took verstapen out to try and gain the lead of the championship which after the Dutch gp is being led by Max
Senna was fully behind. Not the same. Lewis was alongside therefore max should have backed off. But knowing mad max he never did and fully deserve slaming into the wall!
LOL every comment is just saying "Yas Marina next weekend". I feel like modern F1 stewards would take a dim view of that, however. I don't see them tolerating a *delibrate* collision to win the world championship
Not really Senna's fault, he is allowed to be inside of Prost and he just turns into him, it is not like he got there with late braking, he was alongside.
uma coisa temos que admitir, sejamos fãs de Senna ou de Prost, esses dois com certeza proporcionaram os melhores momentos da F1 , não tem pra Schumacher, não tem para Hamilton, quem não viu não tem noção do que perdeu
Are you crazy? Lulu is going to cry, play the victim, make an announcement that he is lucky to live, then complain to the stewards and they will disqualify max for the next 15 years!
Left or Right, Senna was not a crybabe ! Senna vs FIA, FIAT, Confindustria, newspapers... Senna with his larger amount of fans in f1 history.. Ayrton forever, obrigado Ayrton!
To this day I can't believe that the FIA gave senna the WDC, even after senna admitted he did this on purpose, He should have been excluded from the season...
Highly doubt it, Adu Dhabi turn 1 is too sharp, the two drivers would be going too slow to make it look like an accident. Max may be highly aggressive (which I do not blame him this year for, he's on the verge of dethroning Hamilton in a less superior car) but he also isn't stupid, and he certainly isn't stupid enough to think he can get away with intentionally ramming Hamilton off the road, Jeddah was an accident that was the FIA's fault
@@jremyy Calling it revenge is a little childish. He was on the inside and hit a sausage curb, which lept his car into the air and onto Hamilton's Merc. Max is highly aggressive, but he's also probably highly stressed right now as you would expect, he's going to make mistakes. Anyone who thinks he's just going to "forget" to turn into the first corner at Yas Marina clearly has something wrong with them because I don't think there's ever been a driver who has gone to a race with the intent to just slam into someone and knock them out. Even Senna wasn't that bold, yes he hit Prost, but that was out of a crazy attempt to go on the inside, not to take him out
How is it legendary ? It's just disgusting, the guy is on pole but gets a bad start and Prost goes ahead, so what does he do ? He crash on purpose into him in order to win the championship, it's absolutely disgusting. Not to mention how dangerous it could have been they were going at really high speed, crashing into Prost on purpose could have easily injured or even killed him. Prost deserved to have 5 championship titles and Senna 2
@@madsharkz8640 because rules back then were iffy. It was a clear intentional wreck, and its pretty disgusting, and some genuine pussy type driving. Just pass him like a normal person, unless you aint good enough kek
@@madsharkz8640 Senna didn't admit it was deliberate until later so people assumed it was a 'racing incident'. Schumacher wasn't stripped of the 1994 title even thought that was pretty blatant given he'd later try it in 1997.
31 years fast forward, 2021 British GP, title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have a similar incident at Silverstone's Copse. Edit: I'm back after their Monza collision. Another edit: I'm back post-Saudi Arabian GP hoping nothing similar would happen in the Abu Dhabi GP. 3rd edit: Eventually nothing similar happened, but still a hollow feeling.
Yeah but senna locked up the championship with that crash. Im pretty sure if prost won that race he would’ve had a chance of beating senna for the championship. So smart move for senna😂
This was a payback of Suzuka's crash in 1989. Alain did that and took the championship for him with that crash. The following year (90), Senna did that and also took the championship away from Alain for him.
Senna was wrong about pole being switched to the dirty side, but he did have a point about it. Not counting '88 when he half-stalled, this was the second year in a row that Prost had gained a significant advantage from being on the clean side. As pole-sitter, I think Senna's request to swap was reasonable.
Pole position had always been there, they didn't change because senna was on pole....... It was a disadvantage? Yes. But it wasnt changed cause senna started p1
It's not reasonable at all. He would definitely have kept his mouth shut if he qualified on the clean side. He knew coming to Suzuka that the pole would be on the dirty side. Acting like he was hard done by in those scenarios when he wasn't was one of Senna's worst qualities. Don't get me wrong, he was incredible, but moments like this are a big blot against him.
I was never a Senna fan but at the time the pole winner from qualifying always had the choice of which side of the track to have pole on. The title was in the balance between Prost (French) and Senna (Brazilian) but Jean-Marie Balestre was the President of the FIA at the time, and was at the race and he refused Senna the right to chose which side of the track for pole. Senna saw that as political interference and decided before the race to neutralise Balestre’ attempt to influence the destination of the world championship. In the circumstances I’d have done what Senna did too,
That's one of those bs stories. Pole on Suzuka was always on that side i.e dirty side. Senna duffed the start in 1988 on pole. In 1989 Senna was on pole and on the same side. Prost got the jump. Aidan Millward made good video about this story. th-cam.com/video/yjQKE0xAFZs/w-d-xo.html
Totally wrong. Pole position was not decided by a driver. On the Friday, Ayrton asked for pole to be switched to the outside. The track officials said "yes" because he was Senna! Balestre simply told them that neither they, nor he himself, had the authority to change it. It was a very straightforward thing. Oh by the way, if you don't think Ayrton crashed deliberately, ask Neil Oatley or Ron Dennis about Ayrton's throttle telemetery trace. It was a flat line - he never lifted.
@@ankit99ize bullshit, the year before Senna was also on pole and one the same side. the same in 1988. But he botched his start 2 years in a row so he started whining and after that failed he just crashed full speed into Prost. What a hero. Oh and Berger in 1987 was on pole on the same side, prost in second and guess what? he managed to keep the lead going into the first corner.
"imagine?" Gotta be honest, I'd be more surprised if it didn't happen at this point. I'm not sure max would *try* to do it like Senna did, but he's just so hyper aggressive
For me, this kind of cynical reckless stupidity stops Ayrton from being considered the greatest. The same applies to Michael Schumacher. Its a pity Max seems to think he has to do it too. Fangio, Clark, Stewart, Lauda, Prost, Hakkinen... they knew how to race without putting other drivers' lives at risk.
"Prost and Senna have made up their feud now" -famous last words before a disaster
Murray on Senna Prost collisions
1989: This is fantastiiic!
1990: This is amaziiing!
😂😂
:D
Murray: Senna-Prost dominance would bore fans
2018: But here comes Sebastian Vettel!
2019: But here comes Sebastian Vettel again!
Esse gostava de ver o circo pegar fogo
1994 Imola……
"Senna asked for the pole position to be changed from the left to the left"
-RIP Sir Murray walker -
Senna was so cocky, dude thought he had god given right to win
@@flipflop4396 yes he was
I guess That was the attitude to have to be a three time world champion.
To add, according to Alain Prost was also careless in his early years but learned to pace himself and drive fast and learn the track and to gain seconds at the corners and stay humble off the track.
This is why they call him the professor. I believe Senna mentor , his motivator or God was Alain Prost.
After Prost retired Senna was unmotivated and lost
Reality kicked in that the NexGen of drivers like
Schumacher hill Coulthard Mika hakkenen were young and fierce and unforgiving.
@@danieldangelo7937 Senna said on a TV broadcast just prior to the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix "Come back, Alain. We miss you." Prost made a mental note to talk to Senna after the race. Sadly he never got the chance.
@@danieldangelo7937 your talking absolute bollix ....
Max on Sunday after the final racing: "if you no longer go for a gap that exists you are no longer a racing driver".
Or for the gap that does not exist 😆
hell yeahhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Massi did Max job in a different way 😁
The dumbest statement ever made by any racing driver!
@@Truthinshredding1 sounds more like maldonaldo
"Prost and Senna have made their feud now"
10 seconds later:
Moments Later
Top 10 pictures taken moments before disaster
This was the first race I was allowed to get up early to watch. I was 8. 10 minutes later we all went back to bed!
you were not allowed to get up early? wtf? i wasn't allowed to sleep late
@@Antsapantsa 😆 but for watching sports on TV
😂
0:26 Brilliant Murray, never change.
He did it on purpose to keep us on our toes.
I’m sorry guys...
RIP Murray
Rip
Nah he said it correctly senna actually wanted for the car to be placed even further to the left over the pit lane wall, and he'd attempt to star there
Imagine if F1 social media fandom existed back then:
"Clearly Prost's fault, he didn't leave space for Senna! #CrashainProst"
"Clearly Senna's fault, he should've backed out! #CrashtonSenna"
Well, it was mad at the time. Fans were infuriated, some hated Senna, other made clear it was well deserved. Senna was clearly willing to do whatever was needed to win.
You must have not heard that the pole position was moved to the right side where it should be on the left. The accident is inevitable in that position.
@@robertjohnasuncion8837 Except it wasn't. That was proven to be bullshit made up by Senna and Ron Dennis to try and make an excuse for a deliberate ram.
Cryrton Senna
you should have seen his interview after the race lmao he had that huge smile on his face. its funny that people praised senna for that collision but people are now too busy slaughtering hamilton for silverstone
This is the preview of next week's race.
fingers crossed
"And it's happened immediately!". Murray knew exactly what was going to happen as soon as Ayrton's request was denied. Given James's tone I imagine he knew too.
I have seen this start 100 times and always it makes me smile 😅 Murray is legend
i love the commentary on both crashes. "THIS IS AMAZING!" "THIS IS FANTASTIC!"
My dad and I stayed up late in Brazil to watch this. After a minute it was over and we went to bed happy :) Good times.
"If you no longer go for a gap which exists you are no longer a racing driver” - Ayrton Senna
Pro Gamer move
More of an attempted murder
@@sz6498 ahora decilo sin llorar
@@sz6498 Senna was only making sure not to let people murder his ass, as Balestre was willingly trying to do for the past two years back then.
But barely did he knew that you DO NOT FUCK with Ayrton Senna, given his caracter and sheer will. A few years later Balestre was "all friends" with the brasilian on the podiums - knowing he would not have the upper hand anymore. Politics. To put it simple.
"Fight Fire with Fire" you know. That phrase did not appear out from nowhere. It has got a purpose. You just have got a simple example of it here. As simple as that. 👍
@@joseignacioramos5036 More of an attempted murder. Without crying.
@@RicardoSilva-qp4bb Someone’s been watching too much of the Senna movie
Great commentary by Murray and James. And I think everyone knew that Senna was gonna punt Prost off the track regardless if Senna himself would be out or not
This is what Max needs to do next week
Did you wait for a whole year to write this just after jeddah gp? You are fast.
You sire a legend :D
Funny, how many people come to this video after todays gp 😂😂😂
@@jakubpalka1952 I love it aswell :D
this is what bottas will do to max next week
" This is amazing" adoro este narrador, uma pena que se foi.
rip murray walker
Who’s here after Lewis did the same to Max?
🙋♂️
Yes
LOL yeah, a lot of people in the comments of the F1 highlight video reacting Hamilton did something that has never happened in the history of F1
Lewis should have been black-flagged by this accident
Learning from his childhood hero I guess
"This is Amazing"
One year before:
"Oh my godness, This is fantastic!" kkkkkkk
By this time Senna and Prost simply despised each other by that point. Prost was his teammate and got him disqualified the year before when they had the collision, but Senna got his car back on the track by driving around the cones. Prost caused the accident trying to keep him from finishing, then when that didn't work, went and literally used a technicality that no one else would have protested to get him disqualified, so he'd be out of the championship. Prost deserved every bit of this one, and that's why Senna was so completely blatant about it. It was so interesting though to realize that Prost maybe did not like the person, but clearly had unbelievable respect for him as a skilled driver and competitor. It showed when he took over Senna's charitable foundation after his death.
Well in his defense senna did start a trend at winning championship in extreme manners. Most likely the same thing will happen in 2021 abu dhabi hamilton vs verstappen.
Either come with a plan or leave in defeat.
Or live in defeat... Hope they both live if Max decides to take Lewis out of the race. That makes me wonder, how bad missing the first race of the next season would be? Because he’s 100% getting 5 or more for this and he already has 7. Would he even be allowed to have that title or Masi’s got MB and Lewis? What would happen if he is to gain even more penalty points?
@@grafgra4 well in my personal opinion the FIA has displayed some what a weakness at putting the hammer down, across the whole season most penalties have come on the grounds of a racing incident, even when there has been a clear showing of aggressiveness and possibly ill intent as well from the offending party at triggering the incident. Remember the senna vs prost incident, the fia did nothing, the schumacher and villaneuve on the other hand schumacher really did dare at testing the fia's hand and he got caught, but since then across the many seasons and many accidents the outcome has been mostly a question of trial and error and how luck you are at mitigation your wrong doing. It is like working your way around to manipulate the rules in your favor, penalties these days 5 second or license points only brushes off the real problem, it is likely committing all sort of offences that is classed as Misdemeanor, as you guys would call in America( at least i hope your are from the US) and always being penalised at the same equivalency as getting a parking ticket. It is worth the crime because really the penalty rather than punishing, it actually just motivates you to keep recurring the same offence time and time again. Hope i am getting my point across. Stay safe. Be good.
For the sake of fair play, I hope they'll both last the whole race.
@@jonathansantos8555 completely agree with you, the consequences are a joke in f1
Senna did not start the trend, Prost won the championship in 1989 by doing this to Senna. Senna was simply returning the favor.
Watching after lewis and max crashed in the British gp
Same.
Forget those two, neither of them would get near Senna and Prost.
They were the sport’s greatest rivalry and this was F1’s halcyon era.
Not entirely the same though as Senna knew he had to take out Prost to win the title while Hamilton took verstapen out to try and gain the lead of the championship which after the Dutch gp is being led by Max
and about 10 minutes ago quite literaly although if you look at the replay more thank god for halo!
@@petewalker5594 watching it now lad, very lucky, hope he’s okay
Lewis taking inspiration from Ayrton again....
If you dont go for a gap that exists you are no longer a racing driver 😂😂
You mean when Max turned into Lewis 😅
Senna was fully behind. Not the same. Lewis was alongside therefore max should have backed off. But knowing mad max he never did and fully deserve slaming into the wall!
@@SeanSmith88 lewis was also behind he was never ahead
@@SeanSmith88 You actually know what you’re talking about? Lewis braked to late and understeer into Max.
IT'S HAPPENED IMMEDIATELY, THIS IS AMAZING!
Ah Prost, my old friend. Do you know that ancient proverb that says "Revenge is a dish that's best served cold"?
And it's very cold... in Japan.
And the karma is very hot....in Imola
Prost should have screamed SENNNNAAAAA!!!! in a William Shatner like way :)
@@stephanebranday4293 you’re not right in the head....
@@davidgreen6143 totally
It doesn’t matter who you think was at fault in 1989, it was a racing incident. On this occasion Senna took Prost out, there’s no defending it.
LOL every comment is just saying "Yas Marina next weekend".
I feel like modern F1 stewards would take a dim view of that, however. I don't see them tolerating a *delibrate* collision to win the world championship
Well they didn't in 1997 when Schumacher purposely crashed into Villenuve.
After the hamilton and verstappen crash in monza??
Yes.
@@TheJokerit19 what a race!
Me
Yessir
Obviously senna’s fault, but some beautifully justified payback
Nah I don’t blame him
Not really Senna's fault, he is allowed to be inside of Prost and he just turns into him, it is not like he got there with late braking, he was alongside.
@@1MyNickname1 get some glasses
@@1MyNickname1 He admitted he did it on purpose, shit for brains, so even he knew it was his fault. Ignorant moron...
Two wrongs don’t make a right. Should’ve been disqualified
After what happened the year before this was inevitable
Bullshit. This was just dirty and unsporting. Today Senna would've got a lifetime ban.
@@EAGYSL And what about 1989 ? Prost would've got a lifetime ban.
@@joaopedrofevereiro1120 Why Senna divebombed him like it was Prosts corner no doubt about that.
@@EAGYSL Prost did the same last year.
@@joaopedrofevereiro1120 prost did not do anything dangerous for his opponent.
Senna was just mental
Verstappen and Hamilton Abu dhabi 2021 (colorized)
Silverstone! 🤔
uma coisa temos que admitir, sejamos fãs de Senna ou de Prost, esses dois com certeza proporcionaram os melhores momentos da F1 , não tem pra Schumacher, não tem para Hamilton, quem não viu não tem noção do que perdeu
E quem nega isso? Só se for no Brasil os imbecis que tem espirito de vira-latas e pagam pau para o schumacher
@@m.jsouza2782 acredite se quiser, vários negam aqui no Brasil, aceitam que Senna foi o culpado de tudo
@@m.jsouza2782 os que "pagam pau " para Schumacher são fãs de Piquet e por extensão, de Verstappen.
@Patrícia Lopes era maravilhoso tenho sorte de ter presenciado tudo aquilo
@Patrícia Lopes Assisti a todos os GP,s da carreira de Senna na F1. Emoções incríveis e inesquecíveis, neste dia foi especial demais!!!!
Max wins the championship if both him and Lewis don't score points, so.........
We know what's coming! Don't be surprised in Abu Dhabi.
Tsunoda kamikaze ?
@@lN-qx7nu perez or bottas kamikaze incoming
Lol
Do it next week Max !
Abu Dhabi GP Preview
1:25 RIP Murray Walker, best grand prix commentator ever, we miss you
0:26
Do it, Max.
Are you crazy? Lulu is going to cry, play the victim, make an announcement that he is lucky to live, then complain to the stewards and they will disqualify max for the next 15 years!
@@Ar-yy4wb papa masi helped max
@@Rahul-px3my Done crying yet?
@@Ar-yy4wb why should i cry 😂
Average Max fan
Lights out and away we go for this last race of 2021, max alongside lewis and they have Crashed. Sky sports f1 go silent for 5 minutes.
hahha i do hope so, they talk too much
Left or Right, Senna was not a crybabe ! Senna vs FIA, FIAT, Confindustria, newspapers... Senna with his larger amount of fans in f1 history.. Ayrton forever, obrigado Ayrton!
To this day I can't believe that the FIA gave senna the WDC, even after senna admitted he did this on purpose, He should have been excluded from the season...
Prost did the same thing to Senna the year before, you can see in this video that everybody knew what was going to happen, that is just playback
Who's here right before the 2021 Abu Dhabi GP expecting a similar result with Lewis and Max?
Not before but right after the final lap👍👍👍
Well, Lewis got robbed
@@catiolabr no, he didnt
This will happen 12-12-‘21 again with Max crashing into Hamilton mark my words, probably first corner too.
ahaha hopefully xD
doubt
Highly doubt it, Adu Dhabi turn 1 is too sharp, the two drivers would be going too slow to make it look like an accident. Max may be highly aggressive (which I do not blame him this year for, he's on the verge of dethroning Hamilton in a less superior car) but he also isn't stupid, and he certainly isn't stupid enough to think he can get away with intentionally ramming Hamilton off the road, Jeddah was an accident that was the FIA's fault
@@princeendymion9044 not like max got revenge for silverstone in Monza
@@jremyy Calling it revenge is a little childish. He was on the inside and hit a sausage curb, which lept his car into the air and onto Hamilton's Merc. Max is highly aggressive, but he's also probably highly stressed right now as you would expect, he's going to make mistakes. Anyone who thinks he's just going to "forget" to turn into the first corner at Yas Marina clearly has something wrong with them because I don't think there's ever been a driver who has gone to a race with the intent to just slam into someone and knock them out. Even Senna wasn't that bold, yes he hit Prost, but that was out of a crazy attempt to go on the inside, not to take him out
Anyone else see this happening on Sunday with Max and Lewis, almost seems fated to happen again
I hope, because this means Verstappen is World Champion
Yeah I can see this is gonna happen max gonna be champions 🙏
Aged like milk lol
Here before Verstappen does this to Hamilton in Abu Dhabi 2021
1:00 interesting technology. We can see how the front wings move automatically.
hahahaahhaah
This is happening on Sunday
Who is here after Max and Lewis accident?
Yeah clearly Max's fault, 10 second time penalty for him
Max hadn't yet been born but I concur this must have somehow been his fault
here before verstappen does this to hamilton
I came after Jeddah here to see the future
Same.
We're going to see a repeat of this on sunday
Max and hamilton in abu dhabi😋
I’m sure Hamilton was watching this, before his race with Verstappen in Silverstone lol
On a real though, I think that incident between the two was totally a racing incident but Verstappen ended up coming out the worse.
@@yosaures same the incidents are Happening not nice but it is how it is.
Here before Verstappen vs Hamilton at Abu Dhabi 2021
Same.
Max and Lewis next week
we might see a similar version of this crash on this sunday.
I feel like there is a chance that this happens in Abu Dhabi next week.
Senna didn’t even brake. He just wasn’t taking Prost’s sass and took him out right away. Legendary
How is it legendary ? It's just disgusting, the guy is on pole but gets a bad start and Prost goes ahead, so what does he do ? He crash on purpose into him in order to win the championship, it's absolutely disgusting. Not to mention how dangerous it could have been they were going at really high speed, crashing into Prost on purpose could have easily injured or even killed him. Prost deserved to have 5 championship titles and Senna 2
@@mordor1779 if it’s that bad then why did they let Senna keep the title?
@@madsharkz8640 because rules back then were iffy. It was a clear intentional wreck, and its pretty disgusting, and some genuine pussy type driving. Just pass him like a normal person, unless you aint good enough kek
They didn’t want the senna shitshow of the previous year. That’s why.
@@madsharkz8640 Senna didn't admit it was deliberate until later so people assumed it was a 'racing incident'. Schumacher wasn't stripped of the 1994 title even thought that was pretty blatant given he'd later try it in 1997.
Max, do it! Just do it!
Lo mismo x2
🇪🇨con👉🏻Max Verstappen🇳🇱💪🏻📈
Next Sunday prediction.
Next week in Abu Dhabi ... :)
Senna predicted Hamilton
Hamilton is the new Senna
@@XarutoNaruto doubt
I hope Max watch this video before Abu Dhabi.
Max and Lewis last race 2021
I will see this in Abu Dhabi 2021 when Max put Hamilton out
31 years fast forward, 2021 British GP, title contenders Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have a similar incident at Silverstone's Copse.
Edit: I'm back after their Monza collision.
Another edit: I'm back post-Saudi Arabian GP hoping nothing similar would happen in the Abu Dhabi GP.
3rd edit: Eventually nothing similar happened, but still a hollow feeling.
Yeah but senna locked up the championship with that crash. Im pretty sure if prost won that race he would’ve had a chance of beating senna for the championship. So smart move for senna😂
@@evanjones288 Maybe Lewis did too. All races count, not just the last one.
Not even
This was deliberate
Lewis and Max was not
What a race today
And someone survived the onslaught that time, unlike here where both fell at the first.
Rip Murray Walker
Here before today championship racing xD :)
Piastri and Verstappen tomorrow so Lando can win his first race
watch the post race interview piastri said he could of done it but choose to play it safe lol
Lewis was inspired by this, legend
So was max in monza and brazil. Legend
Bro was committed to this all the way from the end of 89 till 90. Dude was so committed he couldn’t even wait 1 lap lmao.
Devolucion de gentilezas
I smell Hamilton vs Verstappen 2021
1:25 voice murray walker
POV: Hamilton e Verstappen in Abu Dhabi
This is going to happen again this season in 2021 b/w Max and Hamilton i assume
12/12/21
2021 might end like this ...
Senna gave Prost the finger with that collision. Never forget 1989...
Senna fanboys are so funny
@@eliaskuchenbaur7466 I mean even those who don’t like Senna agree 89 was extremely controversial either way
Exactly, since senna was already guilty.
@@eliaskuchenbaur7466 Comedy 100
Prost didn't anything wrong in 1989. Bellestre made the decision, don't blame Prost!
This was a payback of Suzuka's crash in 1989. Alain did that and took the championship for him with that crash. The following year (90), Senna did that and also took the championship away from Alain for him.
th-cam.com/video/RIr1EJa7TP0/w-d-xo.html
Nonsense
Senna literally rammed Prost off the road at high speed and both could have died because of it. Senna was a psychopath, not a hero.
This is going to be Max and Lewis at Abu Dhabi 2021 next week
Senna waited, very patient, 1 year to give back to Prost what he deserved.
And Senna got what he deserved back in 1994 😆
@@patrickbateman529 bruh wtf? Are you normal dude?
@@patrickbateman529 It's sad to see someone go through this world and be an idiot like you !
Senna was wrong about pole being switched to the dirty side, but he did have a point about it. Not counting '88 when he half-stalled, this was the second year in a row that Prost had gained a significant advantage from being on the clean side. As pole-sitter, I think Senna's request to swap was reasonable.
I think he wanted to swap cause you have an advantage on the left side
Pole position had always been there, they didn't change because senna was on pole....... It was a disadvantage? Yes. But it wasnt changed cause senna started p1
It's not reasonable at all. He would definitely have kept his mouth shut if he qualified on the clean side. He knew coming to Suzuka that the pole would be on the dirty side. Acting like he was hard done by in those scenarios when he wasn't was one of Senna's worst qualities. Don't get me wrong, he was incredible, but moments like this are a big blot against him.
As polesitter, it is entirely reasonable to request the clean side of the grid and is now an automatic privilege.
@@azapro911 I agree but he should have requested before qualifying, if he qualified second he wouldn't have said anything about swapping the sides
Loved Sennas swagger walking away. Bish bash bosh job done
I was never a Senna fan but at the time the pole winner from qualifying always had the choice of which side of the track to have pole on. The title was in the balance between Prost (French) and Senna (Brazilian) but Jean-Marie Balestre was the President of the FIA at the time, and was at the race and he refused Senna the right to chose which side of the track for pole. Senna saw that as political interference and decided before the race to neutralise Balestre’ attempt to influence the destination of the world championship. In the circumstances I’d have done what Senna did too,
That's one of those bs stories. Pole on Suzuka was always on that side i.e dirty side. Senna duffed the start in 1988 on pole. In 1989 Senna was on pole and on the same side. Prost got the jump. Aidan Millward made good video about this story. th-cam.com/video/yjQKE0xAFZs/w-d-xo.html
Totally wrong. Pole position was not decided by a driver. On the Friday, Ayrton asked for pole to be switched to the outside. The track officials said "yes" because he was Senna! Balestre simply told them that neither they, nor he himself, had the authority to change it. It was a very straightforward thing.
Oh by the way, if you don't think Ayrton crashed deliberately, ask Neil Oatley or Ron Dennis about Ayrton's throttle telemetery trace. It was a flat line - he never lifted.
Drivers don't decide pole, but it was mysteriously changed to dirty side that weekend.
@@ankit99ize Oh really? Look up the 87,88 and 89 starts from Suzuka. It was on the same side as 1990.
@@ankit99ize bullshit, the year before Senna was also on pole and one the same side. the same in 1988. But he botched his start 2 years in a row so he started whining and after that failed he just crashed full speed into Prost. What a hero. Oh and Berger in 1987 was on pole on the same side, prost in second and guess what? he managed to keep the lead going into the first corner.
Can you imagine both Verstappen and Hamilton doing this in Abu Dhabi?
Max is Senna, he will put it up the inside.
"imagine?"
Gotta be honest, I'd be more surprised if it didn't happen at this point.
I'm not sure max would *try* to do it like Senna did, but he's just so hyper aggressive
well Max will win then
No.
@@DGFishRfine1 Bruh stop 😂 Max didn't cross that line
Max move abu dhabi 2021?
I hope not.
Yas Marina 2021
cmon max you can do this
Who’s here to warm up for Abu Dhabi this weekend?
I'm gonna call this move on max and lewis in Abu Dhabi turn 1 next week
Pov: you are watching this before 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, and hoping Max will do the same.
Abu Dhabi 2021 colorized
Max in Abudabi
Senna back to back dirty moves on a better driver.
Why do all goats have to crash into their rivals?
Because that Things Happen in racing
Because this was a revenge.
For me, this kind of cynical reckless stupidity stops Ayrton from being considered the greatest. The same applies to Michael Schumacher. Its a pity Max seems to think he has to do it too.
Fangio, Clark, Stewart, Lauda, Prost, Hakkinen... they knew how to race without putting other drivers' lives at risk.
Hamilton must've watched this before the 2021 British Grand Prix as he replicated what Senna did in taking out Max Verstappen.
hopefully max will re pay that in abu dhabi
Verstappen taking notes
Cant wait to see this next week in abu Dhabi
_THIS IS AMAZING!_
Anyone else here in 2021 predicting Max will do exactly this in Abu Dhabi?