@ i miss the true F1 with true cars, true drivers and true battles on racing tracks. Nowaday Im watching F1, but i dont feel nothing. It does not give me emotions. There is no adrenaline..you know
Nigel Mansell was better than Senna with the same car Senna once said " The only driver who "afraid" me (I didn't remember his words exactly) is Nigel, so unpredictable when he wants overtake you, you can be sure at 100% he will
Ha helllo fellow 45 year old, just scrolled through the comments and saw this. I was also 17 and remember watching this live and totally enthralled by their battle. Weren't they the great days of Formula 1!
I remember watching this, and Nigel tried everything to pass Ayton, he was all over him trying to make Senna make a mistake, Imo two of the sports best drivers, Nigel had the best car but Ayton had the skill, Monaco was Ayton's track
@@zoidburg2975 Oh yes it does. Read the full interview where Nigel said he learnt a lot that day as Senna a celebrated and gave him braking tests at random places to keep Nigel from working.out where to overtake. There has been many overtakes at Monaco over the years. Mainly with better power, downforce and tyres. All of which Nigel had
@@lamrof no one gives a fck about records. Prost has a better record than Senna. Jackie Stewart has an equal record. Do you see anyone talking about prost or Jackie Stewart ? I don't think so.
yeah... talk me about that.. DId u even watch Senna movie? he did train a lot.. He was runing so much he needed to change Snickers every month coz they worn out.
Nothing like today? Back then they had traction control, ABS, active suspension (not on all cars, but on the Williams). Now they have to deal with higher G's in corners and braking, making it even tougher on the body.
kassop yes i know he never won at monaco but i think he was a great driver because he always was racing to the limit how for exemple when he passed berger in the corner of peraltada in mexico or when he went to indycar and crashed in phoenix and he didnt race this one because of the injury but he won the championship in his first year so i think sometimes he was a badass
I really love these reviews of some memorable races. But it would also be nice if you could post entire races. The most memorable at least. Consider that in the future.
Mansell said that this shows the difference between F1 then and now, he said they'd both would have been disqualified for weaving about like that now. He does have a point - aggressive but fair racing is something missing from modern F1.
In my view one of the most underrated drives by Senna. Not because of his wheel-to-wheel fight with Mansell, but how he achieved to get in that position. After an awesome first lap which not only saw him overtake Patrese but also put Mansell under pressure as well, he slipped back quite a lot - to not destroy his tyres prematurely. During the mid-phase of the race he showed extraordinary speed and kept the gap at ~20 sec.. Even a ten second delay due to Alboreto spinning couldn't prevent him from taking top spot during Mansells unscheduled pitstop.
Racing at its finest, both looked like they had every last ounce of strength zapped out of them, they had so much respect for each other on the track, both knew each others capability.
One race in Monaco to rule them all: 1984: in the pouring rain, everybody was driving very carefully but in the midst of all those drivers was a new rookie, called Ayrton Senna, driving for Toleman Hart; a low raked team (compare it as the Marussia of that era). He was not driving carefully, instead he was driving faster and faster, lapping driver after driver and ended up chasing the great Alain Prost, the by then race leader but the race was later stopped by the course director (Jacki ickx) because it was to unsafe to continue and so the drivers where awarded half points. A great feat of Ayrton driving skills but he felt that he was robbed of a great finish if he was allowed to continue racing.
MK3424 I tend to disagree. firstly, The 1984 Toleman was not the Marussia of the 1984 season. in 1984, the Toleman team finished 7th (out of 15 teams) in the constructor's championship, the year before and the year after, they finished 9th. so the Toleman more or less was the Force India or the Toro Rosso of the turbo era. secondly, the toleman mechanics later revealed that Ayrton had damaged his front wheel suspension, he probably would have been forced to retire if the race had not been stopped. the read flag did not steal him a victory, it saved him a second place. thirdly, the 'real' Manor of the 80ies era was the Tyrrell that was driven by Stefan Bellof. in the final stages of the race, Ayrton lapped four seconds faster than Prost, and Stefan was lapping even faster than Senna.
Everyone forgets the monsoon in '72, which gave one of the sport's freak results. The wet-weather maestro then was Jacky Ickx, however, Jean-Pierre Beltoise in the BRM walked the race from pole. In the early stages everyone put it down to clear vision, but when he met the back markers, his driving and overtaking were absolutely first-rate. Beltoise's one and only GP victory...
I'm Ayrton's fan , I'm brazilian, but I have to admit that he probably wouldn't win that race. In fact, his front suspension was damaged by a mistake he made in the first corner at the exit of the tunnel as he was trying to overtake Lauda. Maybe he could keep the pace for just a few laps before leave the race . And Prost wouldn't let him easily take the lead if the race continued.
@@TheColinChapman it wasnt toro rosso neither marussia...toleman quit F1 not long after Senna left them and the first points they scored in F1 were thanks to Senna only. You can compare the numbers after Senna left (by the way they quit F1)
My brother was cheering for Mansell and and I for Senna. Dont know if we every were so passionate in taking in every second of that race. Williams looked like it could run in circles around others.
From what I remember as Senna went through Saint devot after the chequered flag his engine blew - Senna had to drive his car to the limit and Mansell had to expend himself almost entirely to get close to the win. Two titans of the sport, so glad I got to watch their duels early in my life. Senna the King, Mansell the Lionheart!
Este fue la mejor Carrera en toda la historia de Monaco!!! Gracias Senna por traernos unos de los mejores Shows de la F1 Q.e.p.d./ THIS IS THE BEST GP IN ALL MONACO HISTORY!!! THANK YOU SENNA FOR BRING US ONE OF BEST SHOWS IN F1 R.I.P. LEGEND
I was only ten years old when all of this happened. Being a brazilian young lad all I had to do is staring at the TV screen praying that Mansell wouldn't make it, leaving Senna behind. I absolutely was richly rewarded not only for Ayrton's victory but by witnessing one of most awesome moments in F1's History!
I remember being a kid and watching all these races. I was born in 1986 so I cant see everything clearly, but I remember some very important moments including Senna 1991 F1 Championship win and his death (it was the first time I felt the death of someone so deeply, even if I never knew him personally). I think F1 always had amazing drivers, Mansell, Prost, Schumacher, Piquet, Lauda, Fittipaldi, Fangio... the list is big. But Senna, for me, is absolutely incomparable. He had that magic, rare touch. As a kid, I do not wanted to be like him. I wanted to be him!
Everyone jumping on the band wagon about Senna was the greatest, Mansell outclassed him in this race and Ayrton only won due to some luck. Not taking away from how great Senna was because he is one of my idols but Mansell was also one of the greatest f1 drivers to ever live, anyone who says otherwise either just hates british people or just hates Mansell... tough deal with the facts
Monaco 92 was bonkers. Even before Senna died it was crazy and amazing. I truly loved Senna after this, like Gilles. He was "slower" but still fast, massaged that car till the end.
Sortsylic "Ayrton was our toughest rival and a true thoroughbred racer. He would leave no stone unturned to get the utmost out of his car and his team." - Nigel Mansell - If Mansell respects his abilities, why don't you?
Nigel was highly skilled driver. But the difference between the two is when Ayrton lifts him up. Senna drove spiritually and no driver could do anything about that. King of Monaco, King Of F1 and Master of driving.
+juan def Times change... that much in unavoidable. I can relate to what you're saying, but I wouldn't go as far as to say it's ridiculous. It's just FIA trying to make the sport more entertaining... because most fans like seeing overtakes... In my opinion, the way pilots are being drafted these days is a much greater problem. Some really good drivers don't even make it into the sport because of lack of sponsorship, while others drive for many years because their country can support them.
+Alex San Lyra the drivers always been drafted like that. that has never changed. if you watch an interview of Senna. Senna makes the statement saying he raced go karts, one british driver was the best driver he had ever drove against. the driver had no money to progress through to formula one basically. Formula one is boring now, its not evolution to offer kers... its pathetic
juan def True. I actually remember that exact interview. But I think it's much worse now. These days, it's hard to name a single driver who's in the grid based on talent alone... Fernando Alonso maybe. For example, I love Lewis Hamilton, but he made his debut in a McLaren... just because he is british. And that's to say nothing about drivers like Maldonado, Grosjean and Rosberg.
I remember watching this live on BBC and this will forever remain my favorite moments of all time. Three laps of blistering suspense! Unfortunately without Sir Graeme Murray Walker commentary it's like baking a cake without sugar... 🤌🏾🫣
Good old F1 times. As a Brazilian, I miss Senna, but the other guys like Mansell were really good. Overall, I miss my Sunday mornings watching real F1 on TV.
Senna! O mister Mônaco kkkk! Não deixava escapar as oportunidades de vitórias com seu talento, por isso até hoje Senna é lembrado como um dos grandes pilotos da F1!
TATATAAAAAAAAAAA TATATAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Good to see Senna defending his lead, and good to hear the screech of the Williams-Renault V10 and the roar of the McLaren Honda Mugen V12.
I remember very well having watched this as a kid, given that it was really heavy thunder storm outside and the transmission was a bit shaky at times, it all created an atmosphere so tense that I was almost shaking for the last few round for the thrill... truly unforgettable race.
How to improve F1 : - 900+ BHP V8-V12 ( Engine Varieties ) - The huge 2017 tires - The old pre-2009 wing so the car wont lose the back end in dirty air - Turn off driver aids - Manual gearbox - No DRS ( to make the overtakes have some quality ) - Change the asphalt runoff's where track limits is strict to Gravel traps so no one dares to go off track - Isntant DSQ if a team finds a loophole in the rules like Brawn with double diffuser
Ayrton Senna was and is unmatched... at first the cars he drove were not the best but he knew how to make a difference and at that time if he had been in the best cars in F1 he would have been champion in every race.
Finally. we can watch great F1 videos absolutely legally. This is one of the best Monaco GPs, if not the most superb. Senna and Mansell delivered a fantastic battle. Nigel was so close to win at Monaco, but bad luck once again took away the victory from him.
When you see them looking exhausted when they come out you know just how much skill and effort was needed to drive these crazy cars. Now technology works for you.
I don't think it is just that actually - Michael Schumacher began emerging from his car in that same era and looked ok ("If he emerges from his car without a bead of sweat on him again I'll personally go across and slap him" - Martin Brundle). People realised it was his much greater fitness, and so drivers began to train much more - today that and the easier cars both make drivers emerge at the end looking fresh. Niki Lauda once said modern cars were too easy to drive - so they stuck him in one to see - he spun it. Compare the lap time in this era in Monaco (about 1 minute 26?) with now (about 10 seconds faster?) The small circuit changes at Monaco wouldn't explain that by themselves yet the drivers still look ok at the end - it is both better fitness and technology.
Actually rather ironically, these 1992-1993 cars were some of the most technically advanced cars to ever hit the track, all kinds of electronic driver aids and the like. Not to detract from the performances of Mansell or Senna, the best rise to the top in any era regardless of the rules and car formula.
Kantnklaar TC, Active suspension, ABS, and other electronical aids were on that Williams car, they were exhausted because they doesn't have the training regime of today's drivers
@Crixus Mauperthuis Vi outros comentários seus aqui neste vídeo, e cheguei na seguinte conclusão: Você é um hater do Senna. Tenho pena de você e de toda essa sua raiva.
and funny how they had spare cars back then if an engine popped it wasn't such a catastrophe, go a few years further back (1.5 v6 turbo era), each car had several engines per event, qualifying spec only used to last two or three laps at full chat. so in that sense, all in all cars have improved. (too much)
as you can see here, races do not neccessarily get 'better' with more position changes. trying to hunt down the car in front for several laps can be entertaining, too. I am highly convinced that if a race like the 1992 Monaco Grand Prix happened again, everybody would now say "how booooring - no overtaking". plus, I am also convinced that in 2030 everyone will say "do you remember the good old days of 2016?" - the good old were never as good as they now seem. Milan Kundera once wrote, in the disillusion of sunset everything shines in the aura of nostalgia - even the guillotine.
TheColinChapman your not wrong, but I'm not entirely convinced either. Working with the theory that school was brilliant but we all hated it at the time. So yo do have a good point.
This Should forever be etched in all of racing history. Monaco 92’ What a finish!! “ HAVE YOU EVER?!”-Mike Joy “No I have never! “ -Larry Mac & DW,lol On a more serious note, Nigel had it all but won. Even with the tire puncture, He’s on fresh tires, He ate up that huge lead Ayrton had managed.. Surely he was going to win. Senna fended off the Dashing attempt. P.s.- I can’t even imagine what a drivers body felt like after a Monaco Grand Prix in those days. Ugh no power steering, Not even some ABS’s.. Those were the true warriors in the day.
I liked the review but "live commentary" That happened during the race was brilliant by Murray Walker. Would have preferred actual commentary for last min. "And Nigel moving this way and that way but Senna won't let him pass. He is got the racing line and he is going to keep it" Epic !
Senna, Best driver to have ever hit Formula 1 and to ever hit Formula 1, a true legend and an icon and i miss watching that man perform magic on the track everytime he went out, Simply amazing !
What you failed to mention was that in the season of 1992 the Williams driven by Mansell was a far superior car than all of the others. There was no real competition. Williams had active suspension and traction control systems beyond anything available to the other teams. That technology represented the arrival of a new world, where the power of the engines was not a car's best asset. On top of that, 1992 was the fisrt year McLaren did'nt run with the famous winning Honda engines. This information is vital for the full comprehension and appreciation of that race. Note: Senna did not have a competitive car. What he accomplished that day was far beyond the effort Mansell put in trying to overtake him. That's why Senna won. He's the better driver.
fabdrums02 yeah only us that have experienced that age know the true value and potential of Senna. He was amazing. Respect to Mansell too, he was superb and a gentleman
fabdrums02 yea if i remember rite,monaco was the 7th grand prix and mansell had won the first six..him and patrese poled every race,altho senna did win another grand prix that season...as did patrese and schumacher ,mansell won the rest in a techinally advanced williams...ít was senna,s loyalty to mr.honda that kept hm at maclaren,the following ssn honda withdrew fm formula 1,mansell to indy car a prost returned fm a year off to drive an even more advanced williams,and vetoing senna as a team mate..again,senna,in an inferior car and new peageot engine,managed 5wins(a 6th monaco) finishing 2nd to prost but above the other williams driver,damon hill..he truly was a great great driver senna,often the party pooper to mansell fans like ths video..them last few laps senna has no grip whatsoever..
@@adampetten5349 You do realize Autosport did exactly that with over 200 F1 and ex F1 drivers right? They asked them who is the GOAT, and guess who was nominated the greatest of all time? Senna. With votes from the likes of Lauda, Fangio, Schumacher and Mansel himself.
This race was the duel between a marvel of engineering, one of the best and most dominated F1 cars ever built, but that proved in a definitive way the unique talent of Ayrton Senna with his unforgettable victory, the victory of man on the machine.
@@Felixdehuiskat-ul2mb Ask other drivers? You do realize Autosport did exactly that with over 200 F1 and ex F1 drivers right? They asked them who is the GOAT, and guess who was nominated the greatest of all time? Senna. With votes from the likes of Lauda, Fangio, Schumacher and Mansel himself.
Brilliant race. 2 legends in the greatest F1 cars I'll ever know.... True masters. Look how exhausted they are!! The kiddos now get out of their rolling computers ready for a night on the town. These Champions are spent from real competition in violent chariots.
Love this era of F1. My favourite two drivers . Watched this in 1992 and this repeat clip many many times , I still except Nigel to grab the lead back , but Senna was something else , fantastic racing.
I cant imagine my arms being that dead and legs feeling like vibrating pencils. I remember driving a fairly poorly balanced go-kart one time for about 15 laps and that was killer. But 30+plus laps with an engine and steering system that literally wants to kill you?! Spectacular!
Here in Brazil, Nigel Mansel is called Lion, because he always demonstrates lots of courage. Mansel and Senna, the best of them.
The Italians at Ferrari christened him "Il Leone". It's obviously a commonly shared belief. Senna is just called "the Greatest".
@@MikeyMUnited , two masters! More than 20 years after, people all around the world miss thats batlles.
@ i miss the true F1 with true cars, true drivers and true battles on racing tracks. Nowaday Im watching F1, but i dont feel nothing. It does not give me emotions. There is no adrenaline..you know
@@MikeyMUnited that is really cool
Mansel was too sinister! You will always be respected here in Brazil. Senna was incredible!
The King of Monaco.
Senna Sempre...
King of Monaco is Graham Hill
(No disrespect to senna)
@@Guldrimand people allways jelous of senna, legend
@@Aroncare Graham hill definitely isn't
Color Emperor Lol,check on wiki who has the most wins on monaco and then you find the answer.
@@Guldrimand but senha is talent , this whit Messi in football, Senna king . Cry',n you
In Life - Unbeatable
In Death - Irreplaceable
Rest in Peace Ayrton !
You will always live in the hearts of millions...
the best car of the world williams renault vs the best driver of history senna
Is Fangio.
Nigel Mansell was better than Senna with the same car Senna once said " The only driver who "afraid" me (I didn't remember his words exactly) is Nigel, so unpredictable when he wants overtake you, you can be sure at 100% he will
strange, Fangio felt Senna was the greatest F1 driver of all time (at that point of time).
IMO the best car ever was the Mc Laren MP4/4
just imagine if that McLaren had the same Renault engines as that Wiliams...I can tell you now that Mansell wouldn't have stood a chance.
i was 17 years old. i remember how exhausted the drivers were. RIP Aryton
Ha helllo fellow 45 year old, just scrolled through the comments and saw this. I was also 17 and remember watching this live and totally enthralled by their battle. Weren't they the great days of Formula 1!
Мне тоже тогда было 17))))
I remember watching this, and Nigel tried everything to pass Ayton, he was all over him trying to make Senna make a mistake, Imo two of the sports best drivers, Nigel had the best car but Ayton had the skill, Monaco was Ayton's track
+edward harris monaco was ayrton's track and track loves ayrton ,
Nigel no doubt pushed remembering Senna's mistake in '88 when he crashed well clear to win
edward harris Ayrton*
It doesn't take much skill to block someone from overtaking you...
@@zoidburg2975 Oh yes it does. Read the full interview where Nigel said he learnt a lot that day as Senna a celebrated and gave him braking tests at random places to keep Nigel from working.out where to overtake. There has been many overtakes at Monaco over the years. Mainly with better power, downforce and tyres. All of which Nigel had
Ayrton Senna. The man, the myth and the legend will live on even after a 1000 years. Simply the best !
I don't see it. He doesn't have the record.
@@lamrof no one gives a fck about records. Prost has a better record than Senna. Jackie Stewart has an equal record. Do you see anyone talking about prost or Jackie Stewart ? I don't think so.
Just look how they look exhausted at the end... It shows that they gave all they have 100%, true legends ! nothing like today
92Cope
They didn't train like drivers today.
When Schumacher came into the sport he brought along a level of fitness F1 hadn't seen before.
yeah... talk me about that.. DId u even watch Senna movie? he did train a lot.. He was runing so much he needed to change Snickers every month coz they worn out.
Nothing like today? Back then they had traction control, ABS, active suspension (not on all cars, but on the Williams). Now they have to deal with higher G's in corners and braking, making it even tougher on the body.
@@TomDeWeerdt1 not the same. Gs may be hard on the body, but what it make it tough is not mainly the Gs
They look so only in Monaco track, due to high concentration, which means that Monaco remains the track of legends.
this race is amazing!!!
ayrton and mansell two great legends
Snaking Mansell was a failure he never won monaco, he is highly over rated.
kassop yes i know he never won at monaco but i think he was a great driver because he always was racing to the limit how for exemple when he passed berger in the corner of peraltada in mexico or when he went to indycar and crashed in phoenix and he didnt race this one because of the injury but he won the championship in his first year so i think sometimes he was a badass
He is shit.
kassop ok dude thats your opinion
kassop You're shit
Incredible sound from that Honda engine...
+Jason Bourne Nope. In 1992 McLaren used a Honda V12... with a ear splitting melody
SERIOUSLY WHY IS HONDAS BETTER BACK THEN AND TODAYS HONDA IN F1 IS TRASHY
+Jason Bourne It was a Ford in 1993.
Assoluta It was '92 and it was Honda
Truly its a Honda Senna's Greatest Machine ever driven. :-)
Mansell was truly a great driver. Winning the 1992 F1 championship, then in 1993 winning the CART championship. Amazing
I really love these reviews of some memorable races. But it would also be nice if you could post entire races. The most memorable at least. Consider that in the future.
Marcelo Pereira here here! Whole races galore
@@stuboy13 F1 TV Pro has them all I think. Buy a subscription.
F1 would take them down.
Ayrton nearly dropped his trophy
in the end, they were weak
@@maverick7873 exactly, guys were exhausted and that trophy doesn't look light despite not being big
just imagine the effort needed to drive that monsters in some races the pilots dosen't even have stamina to leave the car
i believe he injured his shoulder
@@maverick7873
They had to drive the cars in those days
Mansell said that this shows the difference between F1 then and now, he said they'd both would have been disqualified for weaving about like that now. He does have a point - aggressive but fair racing is something missing from modern F1.
GP2 is very good.
+Gwyn Bleidd (MurcielagoLP92) The best racing creator is Ulster GP. Far better than GP2 or Rallycross.
Sérgio Perez in Abu Dabhi kinda restored that feeling for me
In my view one of the most underrated drives by Senna. Not because of his wheel-to-wheel fight with Mansell, but how he achieved to get in that position. After an awesome first lap which not only saw him overtake Patrese but also put Mansell under pressure as well, he slipped back quite a lot - to not destroy his tyres prematurely. During the mid-phase of the race he showed extraordinary speed and kept the gap at ~20 sec.. Even a ten second delay due to Alboreto spinning couldn't prevent him from taking top spot during Mansells unscheduled pitstop.
Uwe Claußnitzer
Racing at its finest, both looked like they had every last ounce of strength zapped out of them, they had so much respect for each other on the track, both knew each others capability.
Racing at its finest? You mean boringest?
One race in Monaco to rule them all: 1984: in the pouring rain, everybody was driving very carefully but in the midst of all those drivers was a new rookie, called Ayrton Senna, driving for Toleman Hart; a low raked team (compare it as the Marussia of that era). He was not driving carefully, instead he was driving faster and faster, lapping driver after driver and ended up chasing the great Alain Prost, the by then race leader but the race was later stopped by the course director (Jacki ickx) because it was to unsafe to continue and so the drivers where awarded half points. A great feat of Ayrton driving skills but he felt that he was robbed of a great finish if he was allowed to continue racing.
MK3424 I tend to disagree. firstly, The 1984 Toleman was not the Marussia of the 1984 season. in 1984, the Toleman team finished 7th (out of 15 teams) in the constructor's championship, the year before and the year after, they finished 9th. so the Toleman more or less was the Force India or the Toro Rosso of the turbo era. secondly, the toleman mechanics later revealed that Ayrton had damaged his front wheel suspension, he probably would have been forced to retire if the race had not been stopped. the read flag did not steal him a victory, it saved him a second place. thirdly, the 'real' Manor of the 80ies era was the Tyrrell that was driven by Stefan Bellof. in the final stages of the race, Ayrton lapped four seconds faster than Prost, and Stefan was lapping even faster than Senna.
TheColinChapman hehe nice storyand tyrel enginier told me belof has the flew :)
Everyone forgets the monsoon in '72, which gave one of the sport's freak results. The wet-weather maestro then was Jacky Ickx, however, Jean-Pierre Beltoise in the BRM walked the race from pole. In the early stages everyone put it down to clear vision, but when he met the back markers, his driving and overtaking were absolutely first-rate. Beltoise's one and only GP victory...
I'm Ayrton's fan , I'm brazilian, but I have to admit that he probably wouldn't win that race. In fact, his front suspension was damaged by a mistake he made in the first corner at the exit of the tunnel as he was trying to overtake Lauda. Maybe he could keep the pace for just a few laps before leave the race . And Prost wouldn't let him easily take the lead if the race continued.
@@TheColinChapman it wasnt toro rosso neither marussia...toleman quit F1 not long after Senna left them and the first points they scored in F1 were thanks to Senna only. You can compare the numbers after Senna left (by the way they quit F1)
My brother was cheering for Mansell and and I for Senna. Dont know if we every were so passionate in taking in every second of that race. Williams looked like it could run in circles around others.
Eternal pride of Brazil, Senna, will never be forgotten by everyone who loves formula one! Hugs in all, from this Brazilian who loves formula one!
gracias ayrton por tantos buenos momentos y gracias a uds por compartirlo gracias.
From what I remember as Senna went through Saint devot after the chequered flag his engine blew - Senna had to drive his car to the limit and Mansell had to expend himself almost entirely to get close to the win. Two titans of the sport, so glad I got to watch their duels early in my life. Senna the King, Mansell the Lionheart!
Did you see most of the race? Mansell was quicker the whole time. Over 30 seconds lead, they was both driving to the limit
The King of Monaco
Senna, nosso herói!
The fan watching Ayrton with the Brazilian flag in this clip always makes me emotional.
Este fue la mejor Carrera en toda la historia de Monaco!!! Gracias Senna por traernos unos de los mejores Shows de la F1 Q.e.p.d./
THIS IS THE BEST GP IN ALL MONACO HISTORY!!! THANK YOU SENNA FOR BRING US ONE OF BEST SHOWS IN F1 R.I.P. LEGEND
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I was only ten years old when all of this happened. Being a brazilian young lad all I had to do is staring at the TV screen praying that Mansell wouldn't make it, leaving Senna behind. I absolutely was richly rewarded not only for Ayrton's victory but by witnessing one of most awesome moments in F1's History!
I remember being a kid and watching all these races. I was born in 1986 so I cant see everything clearly, but I remember some very important moments including Senna 1991 F1 Championship win and his death (it was the first time I felt the death of someone so deeply, even if I never knew him personally). I think F1 always had amazing drivers, Mansell, Prost, Schumacher, Piquet, Lauda, Fittipaldi, Fangio... the list is big. But Senna, for me, is absolutely incomparable. He had that magic, rare touch. As a kid, I do not wanted to be like him. I wanted to be him!
You miss Jim Clark so
@@ymekkymekk1483 kkkkk jim clark
Everyone jumping on the band wagon about Senna was the greatest, Mansell outclassed him in this race and Ayrton only won due to some luck. Not taking away from how great Senna was because he is one of my idols but Mansell was also one of the greatest f1 drivers to ever live, anyone who says otherwise either just hates british people or just hates Mansell... tough deal with the facts
Never forget how aggressive mansell tried to overtake.. awesome ❤
I swear the bar is so low for what's considered exciting in f1 that people call a "almost was going to pass" awesome.
Monaco 92 was bonkers. Even before Senna died it was crazy and amazing. I truly loved Senna after this, like Gilles. He was "slower" but still fast, massaged that car till the end.
O melhor de todos, Ayrton Senna 🇧🇷
Two absolute giants of the sport going toe to toe at Monaco. It doesn’t get any better than this!
Senna is the best, number 1 in Monaco.
A VICTORY WITH AN INFERIOR CAR.
+ΑΥΡΤΟΝ ΣΕΝΝΑ After Williams fail in pit...ok such a great win wow...
Pfft Senna has always been better fail in pit or not.
CuteTeef Sure, that's why he lost 35 seconds to Nigel
And 15 seconds after some laps to Schumacher next year (before Michael's engine gone)
Sortsylic "Ayrton was our toughest rival and a true thoroughbred racer. He would leave no stone unturned to get the utmost out of his car and his team." - Nigel Mansell - If Mansell respects his abilities, why don't you?
CuteTeef I respect his abilities but I remember what Nigel and others said about him when he was ALIVE, you know...
SENNA LEGEND
In 1992 and 1993 williams had the car from another planet, but Maclaren had the driver from another planet.
Nigel was highly skilled driver. But the difference between the two is when Ayrton lifts him up. Senna drove spiritually and no driver could do anything about that. King of Monaco, King Of F1 and Master of driving.
Mansell vs Senna... ah the good old days. =)
F1 is still awesome... (it's always awesome)... but not as much as in those days. =/
its shit now. kers and the rules. why give rubbush cars a aerodynamic advantage because they are losing? ridiculous!!!
+juan def Times change... that much in unavoidable. I can relate to what you're saying, but I wouldn't go as far as to say it's ridiculous. It's just FIA trying to make the sport more entertaining... because most fans like seeing overtakes...
In my opinion, the way pilots are being drafted these days is a much greater problem. Some really good drivers don't even make it into the sport because of lack of sponsorship, while others drive for many years because their country can support them.
+Alex San Lyra the drivers always been drafted like that. that has never changed. if you watch an interview of Senna. Senna makes the statement saying he raced go karts, one british driver was the best driver he had ever drove against. the driver had no money to progress through to formula one basically. Formula one is boring now, its not evolution to offer kers... its pathetic
juan def True. I actually remember that exact interview. But I think it's much worse now. These days, it's hard to name a single driver who's in the grid based on talent alone... Fernando Alonso maybe. For example, I love Lewis Hamilton, but he made his debut in a McLaren... just because he is british. And that's to say nothing about drivers like Maldonado, Grosjean and Rosberg.
check this video out Senna: The Truth Behind The San Marino GP
The part I like most about this is the use of the current FOM timing graphics for the classic races: Really gives them a timeless feel.
I remember watching this live on BBC and this will forever remain my favorite moments of all time. Three laps of blistering suspense! Unfortunately without Sir Graeme Murray Walker commentary it's like baking a cake without sugar... 🤌🏾🫣
This is the earliest memory I have of my whole life, watching this Grand Prix with my dad and uncle when I was just over 4 years old.
Senna is the f1 legend.
Two great great drivers.
Unbelievable. To think that Senna drove like that whilst having to keep an eye on his rear view mirror at the same time.
In his racing photos his helmet is always lean to the right side. Very focused driver
The best F1 moments ever from the 80's 90's
Lesson of the story:
Never give an position to ayrton at monaco he would never give it back
Or anyone for that matter
Hasn't it been over 20 years since a on the track pass happened for 1st? Freaking boring
I remember my uncle crying after this race. He's our biggest hero in Brasil. Thank you Senna.
O Leão não rugiu nesse dia. Mas sou fã de Nigel manssel. Ótimo piloto...
Good old F1 times. As a Brazilian, I miss Senna, but the other guys like Mansell were really good. Overall, I miss my Sunday mornings watching real F1 on TV.
Real F1, right? Not the bullshit that people call F1 today?
Marcelo Hipolito vc gosta de ver um brasileiro ganhando e não do esporte
C'mon, this is bullshit 1992 F1, boring as hell, the Williams were 3 seconds a lap faster than anyone else, what is good in that?
@@Spyker8921 1992 was boring but whole 1980's and most part of 1990's were amazing F1 Seasons!
Senna! O mister Mônaco kkkk!
Não deixava escapar as oportunidades de vitórias com seu talento, por isso até hoje Senna é lembrado como um dos grandes pilotos da F1!
Senna: The best of the history!
"Senna, the master of them all" - Hunt, James.
That race always sticks in my mind. I like F1 today but for me when I watched F1 in the 80's and 90's it was definitely more exciting and dangerous.
TATATAAAAAAAAAAA TATATAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Good to see Senna defending his lead, and good to hear the screech of the Williams-Renault V10 and the roar of the McLaren Honda Mugen V12.
I remember very well having watched this as a kid, given that it was really heavy thunder storm outside and the transmission was a bit shaky at times, it all created an atmosphere so tense that I was almost shaking for the last few round for the thrill... truly unforgettable race.
Senna's king of Monaco!
How to improve F1 :
- 900+ BHP V8-V12 ( Engine Varieties )
- The huge 2017 tires
- The old pre-2009 wing so the car wont lose the back end in dirty air
- Turn off driver aids
- Manual gearbox
- No DRS ( to make the overtakes have some quality )
- Change the asphalt runoff's where track limits is strict to Gravel traps so no one dares to go off track
- Isntant DSQ if a team finds a loophole in the rules like Brawn with double diffuser
SENNA ERA FORA DO COMUM O MAIOR PILOTO DE TODOS OS TEMPOS 👑👑👑👑👑👑
Senna legend!!! Awesome driver from Brazil
Nice, Mansell vs "King of Monaco", Senna, the best, forever!!
The master of Monaco, Senna
Difícil explicar para quem não viveu aquela era da Fórmula 1 quem foi Ayrton Senna. Um piloto acima do excepcional.
One of the great F1 rivalries... awesome.
Ayrton Senna the best EVER.
Fact.
Yeah, wish he were alive now.
Well, due to all respect. But, no. Theres one better driver and I hope he will get well soon enough to tell his own stories.
Hirschi74 You're talking about Schumacher, right?
right :)
Hirschi74 Schumacher himself said Senna was the greatest.
Fantastic one of the great races of the great history Senna the king of mônaco
Ayrton Senna was and is unmatched... at first the cars he drove were not the best but he knew how to make a difference and at that time if he had been in the best cars in F1 he would have been champion in every race.
Mansell was leading by far but he had a puncture..
Finally. we can watch great F1 videos absolutely legally. This is one of the best Monaco GPs, if not the most superb. Senna and Mansell delivered a fantastic battle. Nigel was so close to win at Monaco, but bad luck once again took away the victory from him.
When you see them looking exhausted when they come out you know just how much skill and effort was needed to drive these crazy cars. Now technology works for you.
I don't think it is just that actually - Michael Schumacher began emerging from his car in that same era and looked ok ("If he emerges from his car without a bead of sweat on him again I'll personally go across and slap him" - Martin Brundle). People realised it was his much greater fitness, and so drivers began to train much more - today that and the easier cars both make drivers emerge at the end looking fresh. Niki Lauda once said modern cars were too easy to drive - so they stuck him in one to see - he spun it. Compare the lap time in this era in Monaco (about 1 minute 26?) with now (about 10 seconds faster?) The small circuit changes at Monaco wouldn't explain that by themselves yet the drivers still look ok at the end - it is both better fitness and technology.
Mr Gobrien It's actually 15 seconds faster nowadays
Mr Gobrien ye they are much more prepared and much more fitter
more like you know how little time they spent on physical training, wich Schumacher was first to do seriously
Actually rather ironically, these 1992-1993 cars were some of the most technically advanced cars to ever hit the track, all kinds of electronic driver aids and the like. Not to detract from the performances of Mansell or Senna, the best rise to the top in any era regardless of the rules and car formula.
No more impressive race than this after over 30 years! Cheers for my favourite 2 legends!
I REMEMBER WATCHING THIS ON TV THANK U SENNA I MISS U MY IDOL MY HERO MY BROTHER 😥😥❤️🇬🇷❤️🇺🇸❤️🇬🇷❤️🇺🇸❤️🇧🇷
Taso USA 67 yes F1 was never again the same without Senna.
Wow both Senna and Mansell exhausted. Senna couldn't even lift the trophy all the way up. No steering aid back then lol
Kantnklaar TC, Active suspension, ABS, and other electronical aids were on that Williams car, they were exhausted because they doesn't have the training regime of today's drivers
@@Okuni_ Senna trained like a mtf. He was in a lot better shape than any driver today.
@Crixus Mauperthuis Vi outros comentários seus aqui neste vídeo, e cheguei na seguinte conclusão: Você é um hater do Senna. Tenho pena de você e de toda essa sua raiva.
@Crixus Mauperthuis Senna not an athlete ? How funny.
@Crixus Mauperthuis i don't Fred a troll like you 😉 bye
Senna the greatest driver F1 of all time.... no question about that.
9 races... 6 Wins... King
5 consecutivas... E eram pra ser 7 vitórias se não tivesse batido quando estava mais de 50 segundos a frente de Alain prost.
And they go on how F1 is more environmentally friendly now with turbo engines, but they only used one set of race tyres back then. Funny that.
and funny how they had spare cars back then if an engine popped it wasn't such a catastrophe, go a few years further back (1.5 v6 turbo era), each car had several engines per event, qualifying spec only used to last two or three laps at full chat. so in that sense, all in all cars have improved. (too much)
The ANT except for the fact the cars and races a boring these days.
you can't keep some people happy.
sadly the ultimate racing cars don't make the ultimate car racing.
as you can see here, races do not neccessarily get 'better' with more position changes. trying to hunt down the car in front for several laps can be entertaining, too. I am highly convinced that if a race like the 1992 Monaco Grand Prix happened again, everybody would now say "how booooring - no overtaking". plus, I am also convinced that in 2030 everyone will say "do you remember the good old days of 2016?" - the good old were never as good as they now seem. Milan Kundera once wrote, in the disillusion of sunset everything shines in the aura of nostalgia - even the guillotine.
TheColinChapman your not wrong, but I'm not entirely convinced either.
Working with the theory that school was brilliant but we all hated it at the time. So yo do have a good point.
Man i looooove these videos! and Peter Windsor! :D
We were lucky in my generation to have two such great drivers FACT......
Obrigado Deus por ter me deixado viver a era SENNA. Pena que o senhor o levou cedo demais.
Mansell weaving this way and that way.. Damn i miss Murray
If it was Senna vs Prost on these 3 final laps they would certainly crash each other! Golden era of F1!
This Should forever be etched in all of racing history. Monaco 92’ What a finish!!
“ HAVE YOU EVER?!”-Mike Joy
“No I have never! “ -Larry Mac & DW,lol
On a more serious note, Nigel had it all but won. Even with the tire puncture, He’s on fresh tires, He ate up that huge lead Ayrton had managed.. Surely he was going to win. Senna fended off the Dashing attempt.
P.s.- I can’t even imagine what a drivers body felt like after a Monaco Grand Prix in those days. Ugh no power steering, Not even some ABS’s.. Those were the true warriors in the day.
I liked the review but "live commentary" That happened during the race was brilliant by Murray Walker. Would have preferred actual commentary for last min.
"And Nigel moving this way and that way but Senna won't let him pass. He is got the racing line and he is going to keep it" Epic !
Senna, Best driver to have ever hit Formula 1 and to ever hit Formula 1, a true legend and an icon and i miss watching that man perform magic on the track everytime he went out, Simply amazing !
What you failed to mention was that in the season of 1992 the Williams driven by Mansell was a far superior car than all of the others.
There was no real competition.
Williams had active suspension and traction control systems beyond anything available to the other teams.
That technology represented the arrival of a new world, where the power of the engines was not a car's best asset.
On top of that, 1992 was the fisrt year McLaren did'nt run with the famous winning Honda engines.
This information is vital for the full comprehension and appreciation of that race.
Note: Senna did not have a competitive car. What he accomplished that day was far beyond the effort Mansell put in trying to overtake him. That's why Senna won. He's the better driver.
fabdrums02 yeah only us that have experienced that age know the true value and potential of Senna. He was amazing. Respect to Mansell too, he was superb and a gentleman
Thirty seconds ahead...where was Patrese in the other wundercar?? Berger tied Senna in points in 1992.
fabdrums02 yea if i remember rite,monaco was the 7th grand prix and mansell had won the first six..him and patrese poled every race,altho senna did win another grand prix that season...as did patrese and schumacher ,mansell won the rest in a techinally advanced williams...ít was senna,s loyalty to mr.honda that kept hm at maclaren,the following ssn honda withdrew fm formula 1,mansell to indy car a prost returned fm a year off to drive an even more advanced williams,and vetoing senna as a team mate..again,senna,in an inferior car and new peageot engine,managed 5wins(a 6th monaco) finishing 2nd to prost but above the other williams driver,damon hill..he truly was a great great driver senna,often the party pooper to mansell fans like ths video..them last few laps senna has no grip whatsoever..
@@adampetten5349 You do realize Autosport did exactly that with over 200 F1 and ex F1 drivers right? They asked them who is the GOAT, and guess who was nominated the greatest of all time? Senna.
With votes from the likes of Lauda, Fangio, Schumacher and Mansel himself.
The cars on that decade were just beautiful.
And races were full of emotions and cheers. It some what lacks today.
Good information
My favorite era in F1
Beautiful car
Thanks
That was the battle for the ages.
Senna lendaa
"SENNA GÊNIO DÁ F1"
This race was the duel between a marvel of engineering, one of the best and most dominated F1 cars ever built, but that proved in a definitive way the unique talent of Ayrton Senna with his unforgettable victory, the victory of man on the machine.
All hail Ayrton Senna, the greatest driver in the history of the world
No ask other drivers. Senna was good but dangerous driver.
@@Felixdehuiskat-ul2mb Ask other drivers? You do realize Autosport did exactly that with over 200 F1 and ex F1 drivers right? They asked them who is the GOAT, and guess who was nominated the greatest of all time? Senna.
With votes from the likes of Lauda, Fangio, Schumacher and Mansel himself.
Brilliant race. 2 legends in the greatest F1 cars I'll ever know.... True masters. Look how exhausted they are!! The kiddos now get out of their rolling computers ready for a night on the town. These Champions are spent from real competition in violent chariots.
Ahh yes 92 Monaco ........ Man vs machine......man came out on top in this one
Love this era of F1. My favourite two drivers . Watched this in 1992 and this repeat clip many many times , I still except Nigel to grab the lead back , but Senna was something else , fantastic racing.
It's races like these that show what racing is supposed to be all about.
And once they finish the RACE, looking at their exhaustion showed how much effort they needed to succeed that day.
Eso eran coches y pilotos de verdad... Mansell acabó totalmente extenuado.... Tuvieron que ayudarle a salir del coche... Lo recuerdo perfectamente
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R.I.P. Ayrton Senna
R.I.P. Prince Rainier.
Inacreditável para sempre. Eternamente campeão.
Senna the king of Monaco, was the best of all time.
We miss this Formula one, drivers fithing to the first place. Amazing race, Nigel the Lion, Willians a fantastic car and Senna the super driver!
I cant imagine my arms being that dead and legs feeling like vibrating pencils. I remember driving a fairly poorly balanced go-kart one time for about 15 laps and that was killer. But 30+plus laps with an engine and steering system that literally wants to kill you?! Spectacular!
Parabéns Ayrton inesquecível
The best example of a great battle without an overtake 😊