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- The greatest lap of all time? See why Ayrton Senna's sensational opening lap at the 1993 European Grand Prix at Donington Park went down in history.
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It's not about going from 5th to 1st in one lap. Is about to pass Michael Schumacher, Damon Hill and Alain Prost... in a underpowered car... in one lap... easy like they were backmarkers. Epic stuff.
The unpowered car is easier to handle on a wet track tbh. Chassis and aero were ok on that McLaren, just the engine was awful
@@marcomolinari94 yes exactly easy to handle, that’s why Andretti was out of the race on the first lap.
@@marcomolinari94 Senna was a way superior driver under raining conditions. Monaco, also against Prost, driving for Toleman and Portugal driving a Lotus show how superior he was racing in a wet circuit. Those drivers are on the limit, there's no easier driving coz the car is underpowered. That's nonsense. He wasn't driving a Prius.
@@RoddOzLand 1) the Toleman Monaco 1984 literally proves my point as Senna and Bellof were flying midrace (despite driving cars with fewer power) compared to big teams slowing down or hitting the wall (more power = more difficult to handle the turbolag etc on the wet.. especially around Monaco) 2) i'm not saying Senna was slow on wet races, he was the best in those conditions... I am just saying that an unpowered car is easier to handle. Which is a fact.
@@RoddOzLand à Monaco,Senna avait les Michelin pluie et Bellof était même encore plus rapide que le brésilien.
Au Portugal Senna avait une Lotus et la monoplace Anglaise conçue par Gérard Ducarouge avait le meilleur chassis du plateau.
Ceci dit Senna était vraiment supérieur aux autres sous grosse pluie sans visibilité car il était inconscient et ne s'occupait pas du danger par rapport aux autres.
Sur piste juste mouillée avec visibilité,j'ai même vu Prost être plus rapide que Senna.
“You can’t overtake 15 cars in sunny weather… but you can when it’s raining.” - Ayrton Senna
@@diosteen Sand is just dry rain
Haha Grande Ayrton...
Plus, with no paddle shifter, he drove one handed most of the race. Incredible.
@@spooge33 first part of 1992 was the last car with a manual gearbox :)
Sheeeeeeit. - Checo, 2020.
He needed 8 turns to pass the 4 leading cars, including three drivers who were or would be world champions and were in faster cars. NOTHING can beat this.
Foi uma volta que ele precisou. Não 8
@@alexandromartins851 eu disse 8 curvas, não 8 voltas.
Desculpa. Na tradução aparece 8 voltas. Valeu
@@alexandromartins851 volta é lap e turn é curva !!
Fun fact: it takes him forty seconds after the race starts to move from fifth to second, and another thirty seconds to move to first. And then he keeps going and opens up a gap! But he almost loses it at 1:54. This was also the race where he set a fastest lap by driving full-speed through the pit lane, which you could do back then. He won by almost a minute and a half and was given a Sonic the Hedgehog trophy.
I watch f1 for over 40 years, i never seen in my life anything like this, i don't care who has the most titles. or who is the most successful, after all, skills it's not only about success. Ayrton Senna was, the best driver i ever saw. Nobody ever won a 4 time champion teammate and one of the greatest ever drivers (Alain Prost) like Senna did. I was lucky seen him once, and i feel blessed.
We, that were fortunate to have witnessed the same awe-inspiring performances that you saw, are in total agreement! Believe me, Alain Prost was no slouch.
Dude he is overrated
@@nizamakhtar7573 so your saying ayrton in an underpowered engine 80hp below the William's renualt not only that the mclaren had way less traction and your saying his overrated after overtaking schumi hill and prost in 1 lap
@@nizamakhtar7573 🤡
Yes indeed
1994, I was 16 and saw him driving too.
I remeber my older brother very very sad that day and i remeber he always said, Senna is the best...
In the same lap, Rubens Barrichello climb from 14th to 4th with a Jordan-Hart. That Was his 3rd race in F1
Really overrated guy this Senna
After this race i Rubens fan!
Rubens did the best first lap of all
@@sviniciusbraga você não é brasileiro...you are not brasilian : )
Boa lembrança!!!
The world was robbed of a decade long racing rivalry.
Senna-Shumacher. In wet conditions, Senna could win driving any team's car.
I think he was the best ever. RIP Senna.
Ayrton Senna in his time is only comparable to Niguel Mansell. Mansell was the only driver Senna was concerned about. The only one Senna respected. With Alain Prost there were good battles. But everyone knows that Prost was three steps below Senna. I was seen in Monaco 1988 when I took 55 seconds off Prost. Michael Shumacher was a good driver, who had good cars and for a long time a teammate (Barrichello) who drove alone to help him beat Michael. Ayrton Senna would never have allowed something like that. He wanted to win for himself, being the best. I would never have accepted help from another. Shumacher is not compared. Ayrton's style was certainly much more aggressive and driving to the limit of the car.
@@Fedeniux what a lot of bull. Those benettons a good car? Please. To me those two would make a good rivalry.
@@JohnDoe-yh9gi he won a championship with benetton ffs. That crash may be on purpose, but even if he was a runner up, theres many to tell that benetton cars is atcually quite good.
You shouldnt call it bull when you are already having a life full of bullcrap, pretending to be John Doe.
@@birdwithoutwings6858 haha you have a sad life. You are full of bias and bullcrap.
@@JohnDoe-yh9gi is that the best comeback you've got? I expected better from you since you think your john doe. And bias? How is it called bias when its the truth?
Just face it kiddo, nobody likes you. Which is why your parents dumped you to the orphanage. Watch F1 first before commenting BS kiddo.
Imagine Prost's reaction when Senna go past him before even completing the first lap.
jajajaja
Prost: * *Pikachu face* *
prost was not at level of senna
@@sorciera1122 but still a great driver
@@sorciera1122 in a rainy conditions yes, in dry...
30 years ago today. An absolute masterclass from Senna.
Yes kids, those were McLaren and Williams on the front
your funny.
Build the time machine 'fanboy'
lange darm why even pay attention to the pfp
No, It was a Brazilian on the front
lange darm lol
Mclaren, the third fastest car in 1993. Five wins, only possible with a great driver called Ayrton Senna.
reminds me of him beating Prost, in a McLaren, with his 3rd fastest lotus. RIP Senna. Undisputed goat
Yes,fantastic.trere is a video of a race in canada,were alesi anda others drivers try to over take in the rain and span out,but only senna didint!!!
Mclaren vs Williams back then is like Renault vs Mercedes today
Coming back to this.... RIP ayrton thank you for the memories king 🥺
Piquet won the champioship in 83 with the 3º best car
WARNING:
This Video may contain too many F1 Legends for your Mind to take.
Watch with caution.
I noticed. Thanks for warning me.
i can see only 1
Ronaldo Roda
Senna is not the only one......
Ronaldo Roda Senna, Prost, Hill, Schumacher...do you really see only one legend?
even both comentators are legend
1 May 2024. 30 years today since we lost Senna.
I was at Donington for the F1 weekend in 1993 and at Silverstone in 1992.
Both times with my late Mum and Dad.
It was a privilege to see the great Senna drive.
The greatest ever in my opinion.
We miss him today 30 years on but he will always be with us.
Thank you Ayrton for so many wonderful memories.
Eu assisti essa volta ao vivo pela TV, em 93 e hoje também trinta anos depois da morte de Senna. Grandes lembranças
So was Button
Senna is one lap ahead of us 😊
Thanks for sharing
The rain separates the great drivers from the GOAT!
Vettel is the heir to senna!!!
@@vaibhavsunny3551 in your dreams
@@vaibhavsunny3551 who is Vettel?
@@matheustrindadepinto7382 who is senna
@@M8gazine the greatest driver in f1's history
SEGA advertising. Respect.
These days, they only selling idol games
Did what Nintendidn't.
@@strikeagario997 Yakuza, Judgement, VF5 remaster...yeah, idol games...
Sega was the king in the 90s. Way better than Nintendo.
@@strikeagario997mmm no
I checked
They were/are still selling the rodent, and japanese mafia man
Totally insane.. The greatest first lap of racing in history & the greatest Racer ever in F1.. No doubt of this..!!!
Ayrton Senna is the definition of speed..
ps: never saw such things again..
What made this lap so special to me was after he did it, he never let up. He not only utterly crushed every single driver out there that day, he showed the track and weather who was boss to. Then he claimed it was a combination of luck and team work. What an absolute legend.
Mainly cuz everyone was saying that there are no passing points at this circuit, so Senna in one lap earned 5 positions.
It reminds me of one of his Monaco races. He had a huge lead and could have coasted, but Alain Prost did some mind-trickery and set a fastest lap, and Senna couldn't back down, so he eventually made a mistake and crashed out. But it's hard to dislike him for pushing.
Thats why Senna is No 1, still the greatest opening lap I have ever seen.
Youre delusional
@@AAA310 How so?
this and Pironi at Monza '81
Now it's Kimi
@@Hefnandi that lap was a lesson for basically everyone
When in wet condition, Senna is freakin unbeatable
He was Awesome in the wet. Using the go kart lines not the racing lines. Off line in the wet there was more grip because of the bitumen had a rougher surface. Legend.
When the race was in a wet condition the other drivers knew they would be competing for 2nd position.
Yeah. Well said. He nailed like no other that fine line between genius and madness while driving in wet conditions
Good comments, all. Senna was other worldly in the wet. Besides his obvious talent, that’s what continually amazed me in that all are world class drivers yet Senna stood alone with those conditions. Still amazes me....
Legendary driver, legendary lap
Thomas McNamara And legendary commentators
Also legendary circuit
Full throttle through the sea. That’s my man Ayrton the greatest...
Ayrton Senna: best pilot in the history of F1.
@Yuri DeKhed how do you think that posibility? all the F1 Drivers have
@Yuri DeKhed he's brazilian. In brazilian portuguese, you can refer to racers as pilots too.
really bothers me when people say stuff like this. was he the best in his era? arguably, yes. actually was one of the best across multiple era's.
you cant really directly compare every driver, though, seeing as the cars themselves were so wildly different every 5-7 years.
@Yuri DeKhed just explaining it dude
@Yuri DeKhed just explaining it dude
He is the best of history. But, specifically in the rain, nobody was even close to his performances.
Excuse me? And Michael Schumacher in the rain? He's waayyyy stronger
Jeremy Kraemer ah yes Schumacher getting passed by senna in the wet
@@kadjimann.sanity1943 u made me laugh so hard xD
@@zaik2872 So you don't know F1 ok
Senna is a excellent driver it's a fact not take him the 1st place because he's death
Senna is something else,another level in history.
He's always the best! Senna forever.
in that race Senna is with Ford's second line v8 engine while Schumacher was also Ford's front row engine and the Willians of Prost and Hill v10 engines from Renault
This is one of the reasons that proves who is the best of all time
Raquel ll - Senna went from 4th to first ove rthe first lap and you call him one of the best based on that.
Then what the fuck do you call Rubens Barichello who went from 12th to 4th over the first lap in a crappy Jordan, powered by a piece of shit, way under-powered Hart engine.
I could explain it to you, about less peaky power engines with lower fuel weights being easier to drive, but that would involve technical understanding on your part, and not emotional bullshit.
@@markmark5269 This is one of many examples, it shouldn't be hard to understand.
@@markmark5269 no please, hand me an explanation and I would be delighted.
Williams: We have electronics elements.
Senna: I have only my hands and I'm seeing you in the rearview mirror.
That's the best comment I've ever seen in YT.
WHAT SENNA DOES IN THIS RACE (AND SEVERAL OTHERS ALSO HEHEHE) IT'S IMPOSSIBLE, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO PASS A WILIANS WITH ALL THE ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS THAT MADE THE CAR RUN LIKE A TRAIN ON A RAIL, SMOOTH AND MACLAREN SE SENNA THAT SHARED SO MUCH THAT IT WAS ON A STONE ROAD, AND IT NOT JUST EXCEEDS, IT OVERCOMES EMBARRASSINGLY, AMAZING AND UNHUMAN
Senna wins. F A T A L I T Y !!!
@@maykonweschenfelder3219 Exactly Dud! Exactly!
I mean both cars had lots of electronic driver aids, most teams did in that time
Senna the best.
0:31 The way he goes around the OUTSIDE down the hill in the wet. Unreal.
Max Verstapen : Hello
@@Blue_PumpkinIt’s always less cool when it’s done for the second time.
He did the same against Niki Lauda at Monaco GP in 1984.
Even Sonic was impressed by Senna.
o k Sonic is like "damn, never went that fast"
Lol
Nice one. Happy Easter.
In 1989 the normally aspirated engines arrived and many thought that Senna would lose some of his amazing speed without turbos. But Ayrton remained supremely fast in all conditions. While going around corners he still refused to take his foot off the gas pedal, a technique he learned as a kid during his karting years.
Ayrton Senna's trust in divine intervention helped him to go faster than he normally could have. Being guided by a higher power enhanced his performance beyond what it would have been without religion. His faith made all the difference. Ayrton had an unshakable belief that he was fulfilling God's will.
He prepared himself better than any other driver before, both physically and mentally. He was an innovator in using sport psychology, physical, and mental trainer Nuno Cobra before anyone else in Formula 1. He used techniques to control his breathing and relax when he was becoming over-aroused. These methods allowed him to concentrate at almost superhuman level and get into the zone almost at will during races.
Gerhard Berger: Once he was focused he didn't feel any pain or stress. Nothing. Damon Hill: He talked about a state of mind he got into whereby he was there, but not really driving the car. Prost describes how, after a race at Monaco, Ayrton explains how he monitored his performance during the race itself: He managed to visualize from a 'third person' perspective (i.e. as if watching from outside) during the race and corrected his mistakes.
Ayrton Senna had the qualities to be the best racing driver of his time, and that is exactly what he was. His tombstone simply reads: 'Nothing can separate me from Gods love'
this zone of concentration ensured most of his successes, and even one major loss in a race, Monaco 88. It would've been 7 wins in a row in the place of which he was King despite Monaco being a principality.
And it's the reason you cannot tell someone going fast that he needs to slow, he loses the concentration.
Beautiful words. Thanks for sharing it with us.
If you've ever done Kart racing, you know, you do not take your foot off the gas pedal until the race is over...
@@mariusbrabus Who cares?
He was also ready to risk other drivers lives, by break testing them in the most dangerous places or even crashing on purpose if that helped his championship bid.
It’s great to want to win, but maybe not if that means potentially murdering your competitors.
Senna.. master of the wets, king of qualifying and a true legendary champion of F1.
And a fantastic human being
What. A. Lap.
I remember this like yesterday. Even I have to admit Senna was magnificent that day.
When we talk about Senna we automatically remember Prost and we can say the same thing when we talk about Prost. Both were great when they shared McLaren cars in 1988 and 1989. I am a Brazilian and I will never forget Suzuka 1989. Forget the accident, I mean the fact that they both drove a Formula 1 without any electronic control and manual gearbox for 46 laps in the pace of classification, simply incredible. I will never forget! Some of the biggest races I've ever had the pleasure of watching.
Think of Senna and Prost comes to mind. Huge amounts of respect to a legend like you sir!
@High Plains Drifter That isnt the real Alain Prost you muppets.
@@anispanicker it is
Senna simple overtook 11 world champion titles in less than one lap. WOW 🤯
12, with an inferior car.
Albeit an impressive feat, at the time of racing he actually only overtook 3 world titles 🫢
@@feesthoedje11 Agreed, which is still incredible for an inferior car...
Esse carinha brincando na areia e Michael Andretti , Campeão da americano da Cart em 1991.
@@Gabrielnobre Thats so wrong. Mclaren had the second fastest car on the grid in early 1993. Mclaren was the only team with TC control and an active suspension. Benetton had the better engine, but no TC and an an active suspension before the Monaco GP and started the season with the old 1992 car, because the new one wasnt even ready. The 1993 Mclaren was a really strong car in the beginning but lost it over the season. Even with the better Ford engine from Benetton.
This was the first gp my dad ever took me to. From then on and till this day senna was my best racing driver ever. I tell my son everyday how good he was 8️⃣
He was The very best!
G
Made all the more incredible by the fact the vastly superior Williams driven by Prost and Hill was about 2 seconds a lap faster than anything else in the field, Senna passed them both like they were backmarkers being lapped
Not on that day. The Williams actually had a setup issue with the active suspension. Suffered from very poor grip, even though it was wet of course. Schumacher didn't have traction control yet either, so he was at a big disadvantage in the wet
Times on dry are meaningless, some cars doing great on dry can be dogshit on the wet and vice versa, see the last decade Toro Rosso.
I was looking for this type comment.
Hill being at the front speaks loads for Newey's cars.
Funny thing is that only 2 laps later on the 3rd lap Senna had built up a 4 second lead and Murray talks about his horse power disadvantage and then shouts “Look at the gap!” before Hunt says “Senna is really showing his genius because the Williams is just as much a better car than all the others in the wet as it is in the dry”.....
Funny things happen in wet races.
Oh my God, now with 40 years old I'm absolutely sure that the 80s and begining 90s were the best age of ever in F1, and Ayrton Senna the best pilot, no doubts, I grew up watching these races n sundays, how I miss that.
F1 has evolved into a safe space race. Back then men were men while the cars and tracks dangerous. I am not saying that we do not need safety it is just that everything is over engineered
I am 25 years older and only can tell you that you missed the 60's and 70's and I missed the 50's but read a lot and know about the drivers in those years..
Since the 90's the FIA made everuthing in their hands to try to destroy the Formula 1 putting unreasonable limits to the improvements of the cars.
@@antaresuy agree
The same time Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger died on this Imola weekend back in 1994, the F1 died with them. The drivers were men, Heroes, they knew that their passion was dangerous and could either cost their lives or they could get hurt badly. This times are gone. There is no thrill anymore in this sport. 20 winning Championships of Hamilton wouldn't weight as much as 1 winning Championship back in those days before Senna died.
FENOMENOOOOOO poco dopo metà del primo giro era già in testa, doppiò tutti tranne Hill per pochissimo, una gran premio storico il primo giro più bello della storia della F1.....grazie Ayrton per quello che ci hai fatto vedere.......non ti dimenticherò mai
Should In F1 games
-Easy
-Medium
-Hard
-Very Hard
-Ayrton Senna
Excellent idea!
Senna UI (Senna Ultra Instinct) Mode
Faisal 1998 and Senna donnington '93 mode
And last: -Schumacher :D
@@MStreppelhoff that's a joke! 🤣🤣🤣
Wow, that on-board cam is actually in high fps! Gorgeous 1993 footage.
Salad Fingers #HumanGrandPrixTwo
Especially at 0:47
@@el_muncho_jr8498 He was so fast, the camera could not keep up!
El_muncho_sr indeed, they should be ashamed for providing us with what was the best video tech available at the time!
Edit: this is sarcasm in case not clear.
Personally for me the greatest driver to exist in F1. An icon
NO DOUBT..!!! ;)
Senna is the GOAT, Schumacher is second for me.
Schumacher is the best ever
I think him, the Alonso of 04 and 05 (have you seen THAT overtake @ Suzuka 05), Jim Clark and Schumacher are the only ones thst come reletavley close
TheKestevon Schumacher is the best german racing driver. Just!
2 times senna humiliated prost, here in donnington and in Monaco 55 seconds ahead of prost. In Monaco. No matter if he win or not. He is the best of the legends ever.
I was there & I still to this day find it hard to believe what I was watching. I was so focused on watching Senna that I forgot I was also soaked to the skin with rain. I had to drive 4 hours home in only boxer shorts . Undoubtedly the King of the track even today. RIP Ayrton. ( watch also Monaco changing gear & doing all the turns with one hand) Fantastic.
Cheers mate. Only imagination can follow your memories of emotions.
Great to read something like this. I was too young in this time and i loved to watch him on TV. You could see this live and nothing can make you forget this! Great memories ✌️🙏
Deve ter sido foda!!
When someone asks who was the greatest F1 driver ever, show them this video.
PERIOD.
I think Spa 1964 might change your opinion. 2nd best for sure though
@@siddunk OR MONACO 84, OR JAPAN 88, OR JAPAN 89, OR BRAZIL 91 AND 93, FINALLY KKKK
And when they asked senna who his hero was, he said Jim Clark
Lewis Hamilton
Senna always Number 1 in our hearts 😍
0:30 just insane how he puts his car perfectly
HTF did he find so much grip there man
I thought of this when Verstappen did the same thing in Interlagos 2016, outside Nico Rosberg
Senna el mejor de la historia de la fórmula 1
0:32 dam that takes balls to do that, every other car slowly down, Senna goes wide AND in the rain.
It's because there is more grip outside of racing line if it rains.
@@Bartooc You can't ignore his skills. Overtaking while going wide in the rain takes serious skills.
@@naseeb46 I'm not saying anything about his skill, just saying that there is usually more grip off the racing line in the rain.
@@Bartooc yep. You're absolutely right. It doesn't take Senna's brilliance, but c'mon...the whole grid was doing it wrong. All it took was for him to do racing lines right. And he did. That's the result.
I doubt there was any grip there and he still found it
Absolutely LOVED the Senna onboard view, never saw that footage before! Way to go F1 Vault!!!
These footage have always been around, but Bernie prefers to keep it hidden as his personal movie collection. Well done LM!
00:33 no human being or driver could ever do that again. It's a different level.
I can ❤
The greatest race driver ever !!!!!!!
We miss you SENNA !!!
No way. You have to watch gp brazil 91 . He won with just 2 Gears
@@thiagolaiola4807 that's was unbelievable!
@@alexandrevanhannigen7821 one gear actually
I know Schumacher is one of the greatest, but it always bothered me a little when they'd call him the "Rain master." Sorry, folks, SENNA, and only Senna was THE RAIN MASTER. Period.
schumacher was a rain master for others, but not for senna.
@@isuckatthisgame Well said!
and those people forgot what Shumacher did in Monaco 96, lol.
@@teixeira6132 Great point! LOL
@@david894 Schumacher also has had Spain 96. And many other great wet weather drives. Senna also binned a race at Monaco. It's really a shame that we didn't witness the Senna vs. Schumacher rivalry in full force. There would have been carnage and great fights.
Ayrton Senna - the greatest of all time
Gilles Villeneuve*.. Sorry, don't mean to be a grammar nazi. ( :
Almost as good as Schumacher...
One of THE greatest . . .
@@airgliderz, where was Schumacher when Senna made this lap? Schumacher did not exist while Senna was alive!
@@jfmoviespb your comment makes no sense at all. You stated the lofty bull crap "... the greatest of all time...". So based on the measuring stick your statement created Schumacher and Jackie Stuart are the greatest of all time with Senna on third place.... There are others just as great such as Mario Andretti and many others you ignore as a blinded Senna fan boy.
He is the Greatest of all time. Always raced beyond his potential and beyond the cars potential. #Legend
@Crixus Mauperthuis You're gay
This is the difference between a good driver and the BEST DRIVER. Miracle that happens once every 100 years
F1 isn't even 100 years old... so...
@@ballaking1000 lol its true but we know what did he wanted to say
@@thesucker2002 You nearly me there got
@@thesucker2002 You nearly me there got.
I would have to put John Surtees up there 32 years before Senna. Senna was the GOAT for sure but, I read that John was nearly unbeatable driver to driver when he raced. Would for sure have had more than 2 F1 championships if he raced his whole career in F1. (He also had 7 moto gp world championships before he decided to switch to F1)
Nem todos os heróis usam capas...
Ayrton Senna do Brasil!
Nosso domingo nunca mais foi o mesmo.
Muito obrigado, guerreiro!!
Muchos pilotos han sido grandes. Creo que solo Ayrton Senna merece ser llamado "Fangiesco" en sus maniobras.
A "capa" do Senna era a bandeira do Brasil! 🇧🇷💪
I just loved watching this lap again, after so many years. Simply the best lap of motor racing ever .It's not even close. Senna's genius
The greatest racing lap in the history of Formula 1 🇧🇷 🌧 🏎
Alonso going from P15 to P6 in 1 lap in the 2006 Hungarian GP is also up there among the greatest laps.
I'm ten years old at that time. I'm brazian and I can say that for sure without blind patriotism: Ayrton Senna was the ultimate drivers driver and the biggest brazilian hero of all time. We miss him so so much
I'm from the UK and my dad has Brazilian friends I'll always remember the day he died and my dad phoning them it was then that I realised what Ayrton Senna meant to the Brazilian people..
Magic Senna!
Not only did he pass some of the greatest drivers of all time like it was nothing, he did it five times, in a single lap, in the wet, and then he gapped them by a whole minute and a half... In an underpowered car.
Ayrton Senna, o melhor de todos os tempos.
Descanse em paz.
el mejor piloto de la historia manejando con lluvia ayrton senna foreverrrrrr
Goodness this is the first time I've seen this. Ayrton Senna damn you for bringing tears to me eyes every single time you race.
I was at Donnington for qualli on the Saturday... Senna was head and shoulders above the rest in the wet... you could actually see the speed differential as they went past. What a talent.
what a true legend f1 will never be the same without this bloke RIP SENNA you made f1
0:32 That was VERY impressive.
Brazil 2016, Verstappen got this move directly from the GOAT
G.o.a t
Outside corner with speed, no one could dare to do that in wet. Look how everyone else was slowing down
What about this car control at 1:53?
That always looks like a video game hack, the whole time I was expecting him to fly off track.
The greatest ever MAN in F1 ....
The man was at another level.
What a race, a true champion , the best. We miss you ayrton.
Miss all the great drivers....The great senna ...wow never missed a sunday
James Hunt won't be forgetten
BandaiNamco 2005 Thats for sure.
Never!
who is he? xd
i know dude, it was sarcasm xD.
28 years on just here to revisit the best opening lap in f1 history .... Godspeed Ayrton Senna
A MASTERCLASS from the Greatest MASTER of all Time.
1993: Williams and Mclaren battling for the Lead.
2018: Mclaren battling for points, Williams the backmarker
SRL League F1 thats sad ;-;
SRL League F1 very painful true
So in 2043, Mclaren and Williams will be battling it out at the front again?
oh how heros fall!!!
Sad state of affairs :(
Senna was a born driving genius. I remember this race, probably best of that year. But find this vid with Brazilian commentary, it's fantastic.
L’unico, vero, originale mago della pioggia!!!
0:33 That was pure brilliance...
I Miss You, Ayrton...
Blodo73 I miss him too.
I Will never forget this lap. Senna was always the master of wet conditions, but this was him at his very best. The Williams cars of Hill and Prost were streets ahead of McLaren in terms of technology and lap times, but that didn’t matter when the track was damp and Senna was in this mood.
Ayrton. Missing you. 😢
One champion and many, many little boys! Greatest boss - Ayrton forever!!!
The greatest of all. The weather g‘d. May he rest in peace 😢
I just finished reviewing the lap. I cried like the first time I saw this in television. Nothing has changed. Senna is still here.
The King of Kings. Rest easy Ayrton, how can it have been 29 years since your passing?! Time certainly flies as you get older.
Verdade amigo,até parece que isso acontece domingo que passou kkkk
He didn't die, he was chosen to feast with the gods.
Im Just here to pay my respects to the greatest of all time.
Hunt & Walker, greatest commentary duo ever!
Mathew how does james hunt sound like a squirrel?
Even though they disliked each other 😂
They sound so bored and unenthusiastic even though senna just lapped 5 cars to get to the lead in the first lap.
I don't know, there's energy missing if you'd ask me. I like a commentator who jumps through the roof when he sees something like this happening.
THIS is how it was commentated in Brazil live back in 93 by Galvão Bueno. Although Galvão is hardly unanimous, thats the proper way to narrate this lap, even if you don’t speak portuguese.
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Amazing to watch the most talented driver ever, RIP Ayrton, taken too early
Nunca haverá outro piloto igual.
Barrichello também fez uma puta primeira volta nesse dia.
Bons tempos do Brasil na F1.
Yes, this is the greatest lap in all of Racing. And I was watching it live when it happened! I've waited many years for a high quality video of it, so Thank You F1!!
I was too young then. Had I been there, just seeing that yellow and green helmet from the stands would have sent chills up my spine. Just the GOAT.
Bless you Ayrton, we miss you.
Ayrton Senna and Murray Walker....2 legends gone, but will never be forgotten
25 years later.. Imo still the greatest driver ever. Didn't win the most championships but showed talent that has never been seen since.
This is Senna's trajectory:
1984: Toleman
(caught the attention of the world with great performances in a bad car)
1985-1987: Lotus
(fought for the world championship with a car inferior to that of Mansell and Piquet)
1988-1993: McLaren
(triple world champion: 1988/1989/1990/1991) But the 1989 championship was taken from him unfairly!
1994: Williams (died in the third GP of the year)
If he had not died he would have won many championships!
@@jfmoviespb If Senna wasn't killed, Schumacher would not of become what he became in the subsequent years.
@@hansgrueber8169 That's what you want to believe.
@@anujmchitale This is obvious, Schum will not win more than 2 or 3 championship Ayrton was too strong for him, even Schum reconized Ayrton was magic.
@@letournesol6486 How is it obvious? Based on people's opinions? Great people don't feel the need to be always be considered the best. Ayrton Senna would have showered the same accolades on Schumacher.
Before his 2 championships with Benetton, Schumacher missed out twice by close margins as well.
Ifs and buts have no place in records.
Almost anonymous in the grid, a guy started at 12th and in the end of this same first lap he was in 4th. Such an underrated driver.
With a weight disadvantage too, carrying those massive balls of steel
Magnific, unbelievable. Senna will Never be forgotten, the most brilhante driver in F1.
Today's drivers: It's raining too much!
Senna: Shame
Those days were crazy! No limit on the boxes, could be a shortcut!
Senna: hold my umbrella
I doubt Hamilton or Verstappen would complain about the rain, nor would alonso.
@@jimftr i think ham would
@Darth Wheezius today : "is raining too much"
2020 pilots: "oh damn , can i use more Tcs?"
The Best of All Time! Senna!
Phenomenal!!!! The best lap ever by the best driver EVER!!! Gives me goose-bumps every time...
Senna could do that on a Toleman in the rain in Montecarlo! He was, by far, the best driver in F1 history.
Ayrton Senna, simple as that... My childhood hero... Always good to watch a footage like this...
I hope F1 tv pro to come to Brazil... We need this to keep the sport alive!!!