Stopping is not an easy decision to make, you put yourself and others as risk by stopping, he made the right decision here but it could have been a disaster if other cars had hit either him or his car in the middle of the track.
He was the first car there. If someone else had heard the car fully revved like Senna did, they probably would have stopped too. It was a nice thing Senna did, but lets not act like Senna was the first and only person to ever care about a fellow driver.
I noticed the same, only few drivers from the 50's 60's and 70's did stop in similar situations. Senna was the last of an entire generation of drivers that drove with the heart and passion.
@@jasonmoyer That's quite stretch of a coincidence considering they were aware that everyone else pitted even if they somehow didn't knew the red flag was up
Senna was a ruthless and aggressive driver but an incredibly generous and compassionate person at the same time. An amazing guy who will always be missed.
If there's no one else on the podium, how can you be sure that you're the best, not the worse? Competition is about time, piloting, strategy. And those requires a huge amount of trust and respect to happend without major incidents. Pilots are colleagues and friends first.
No matter how many titles, championships and rewards you'd get during your life.. so few will remind you that once you were the champion of that year.. yes, but so many will remind you forever for one action like this, when you show your human side and help people in need. Thanks have a great day.
Man, Comas's engine must have been making a horrific amount of din for Senna to hear it over his own. He got out the car and ran like a fucking Cheetah to help a fellow driver. Completely selfless and a mark of the man. Legend, full stop.
It wasn't till I saw a version of this clip with raw audio that I understood just how heroic Senna was. With the original audio you can hear Comas' car pinned at max revs as several other cars can be heard approaching at a blistering speed. Not only did he put the competition aside, he risked his life running across an active race track to sprint toward what was essentially a bomb. What a guy
@@carsismyaddiction6919 your comment makes no sense. Senna always wanted to be in first place, even in qualifying and even though he had no chance of titles in 92.
@@leonardokdc1 no, in the fight for the title, Senna was ready to risk other people's lives by crashing into rivals and lap cars, and Belgium 1992 was the 12th stage of the championship out of 16, Senna had no chance of the title even if he had won the last 5 races including Belgium, which is why Senna went to help without a doubt. when Senna is not fighting for the title, he is the most pleasant rider of the peleton, but if he is fighting, he is the dirtiest and most annoying, even pique was not as infuriating as Senna.
@@carsismyaddiction6919 Even though Senna had no chance of winning the title, he would fight until the end. We here in Brazil know very well how Senna was in racing, he wanted to be first anyway, even if it was a qualification. Knowing what Senna was like, he could have passed straight by, but he realized the danger for Comas and went to help.
I met Ayrton after the 93 Adelaide GP. I shook his hand and got some great photos of him as I was wearing a Cannon vest with my old man's cameras all over me . We were staying in an private stand called "The Pits" at the end of the straight right on the hair pin. It was a moment I will never forget.
My great uncle has one of his old raced used wheels because the company he was working for to a deal with him and he gave it to him I have seen it and it looks really cool
Matttia Longhin, Grazie fratello! Sono un brasiliano discendente dagli italiani piemontesi. I nostri popoli sono coraggiosi, in grado di dare la vita per il proprio prossimo! Buona fortuna a noi in questa crisi virale! Amo la mia Italia!!!! Dio sarà lasciato su di noi!!!!
Yeah , I admired him a lot to , I watch that tragic race that night back in 94 so very heartbreaking and sad , he was a champion and a great guy ! Rest In Peace Champ !
Settle down , he also rammed others at near 200kmh , it depended on what his frame of mind was at the time , if they were racing each other he'd gladly put them both at risk to get the position, such was his personality he was a great person.. Unless you were between him and victory, that is why he's admired, when racing he was cut throat but outside of that he was always helping people
Even more heartbreaking is that Comas tried to help Senna in 1994... he left pitlane during red flags and went to help Senna, but he was too late. Senna was already gone.
@@KendumWillie i mean it kinda is? Komas is on record as saying that senna 100 percent saved his life by stopping the engine, and also that he left the pit lane in order to find and help senna, but he was too late. So what he said was pretty much spot on.
El mejor conductor de F1 de todos los tiempos. Un tremendo deportista. Un ser humano dispuesto a saltar de su auto para asistir a un compañero accidentado. Ayrton.., Argentina te ama para siempre.
@@thecockfather82 Always these trolls who can't share their meaningless opinion without an insult. Learn to articulate properly mate, than we can discuss.
Today I saw Senna's deadly crash for the first time in my life, even though I'm already 26. I have never been really interested in F1, despite when it was all over the media. Now I see this video, man this guy was and still is a legend, so sad he's gone.
I saw it today. It's 13th of January 2022. It's so sad , what happened to him and to think it could have been avoided. What a tragic ending for a hero.
You would have also seen the same Erik Comas in that video , racing his car to the crash site desperately trying to help his friend Aryton , A very sad scene.
I just recently came to know about Ayrton Senna's incredible feats in Formula 1 as I'm a novice. For me, he is not just a great driver but an even better human being and this video is a testimony to that fact. I'm now a big fan of Ayrton Senna. We lost a real gem.
Professor Sid Watkins explained what to do in a crash situation to Ayrton ONCE. Ayrton remembered everything, switching of the engine, holding his head. The greatest of all time. He was ruthless, but he was compassionate. Legend.
But nevertheless, the medical staff got angry because Senna did not manage the situation by medical and safety standards which was then adressed in Monza and the race after (cannot remember which one).
Le seul, l'unique et l’inimitable Ayrton Senna. Le plus grand pilote de la F1 de tous les temps jusqu'à maintenant. Et en tant qu'homme de tous les jours... un seigneur.
I had the hounour to know Ayrton Senna whiklst working for Rothmans at that time. A great Human Being who cared for others around the Globe. R.I.P. Ayrton we miss you.
Ci manca tanto un campione come Ayrton Senna, un campione dal cuore grande, che metteva prima della competitività....un esempio di sportività per tutti...oggi ci manchi ancora di più ❤️❤️ grazie per quello che ci hai insegnato ❤️🙏
Nate Bee I know, my point is just that you can come up with so many names and then they give their son a new to honour someone.. But these people feel like they are being attacked and like I don’t think Ayrton is a legend. At least some people understand
Senna was a legend : passionate while racing and also human as soon as race is finished or stopped. It's also quite shocking to see their head and shoulders wide exposed like this back in the days... anything could have happened, we are blessed to have the halo now.
there's a clip where you can hear the engine screaming and then the sudden stop; what a legend, he perceived the imminent danger more than the own marshals; to act or not, he did.
Truly GOAT. Like my father said and my old man was watching F1 races since 70': Senna limit in everything was above of the others. I spent hell of the time with my dad watching races. My dad was watching F1 races 40 years and even my mom turned into kind of expert. My dad was always watching every F1 in old fashinoned Ferrari polo he bought on his honeymoon trip to Italy in 1980. When he get retierd I bought him a trip to F1 race in Spain (where I've been living for 14 years ). It was one of the happiest days in his live. He had chance to make a picture with Fernando Alonso who was Ferrari driver back then. My dad past away from heart atack month ago and now I have his old fashion Ferari polo in my flat. He was a great dad and a great F1 fan with 40 years of watching F1.
Ayrton, a great man on and off the track. In Italy, we have you and we always love you, even if you won against Ferrari, you are always in the hearts of all of us. thank you for the unforgettable moments that you made us live. you had an immense heart. ciao Ayrton. 😢
My favorite Senna moment. Pure heroism, actually risking his life to rescue a fellow driver. That's why he is and will always be for me the greatest of all.
@maximus He did risk his life, by stopping his McLaren on the track and by running through the smoke to Comas's car, with the danger of being hurt by incoming cars. That's pretty obvious on this footage.
@maximus didnt you watch the video? A little respect...you must be on the balls of your father when this happened. I saw it on TV, crazy moment...watch Comas interview about this you will understand ;)
The Hamiltons, Vettels and Schumachers can break all the records they want; but for those of us that watched Senna race we know he is and will be the greatest of all time.
@@ayoutubeuser7613 Schumacher maybe, but Prost no man, I've seen both race at the same damm era. Both legends, but Senna was just so unique, skill on a different level
I also hate to disagree because the cars are a lot safer than they where back then but even if something similar managed to happen, it would take mabye 30-40 seconds to take off all the harnesses and like senna said "Because in a second, it's gone"
@@SebiKoerner oh christ, I never thought about that. I was really tired at the time I wrote that, that I didnt even remember about them having to get out in a situation. Thanks man, I dont want to look like a fool. This is embarrassing, I'm sorry.
Loved Formula One and Ayrton Senna when I was growing up. Used to watch every Grand Prix just to see Senna race. What a driver. Such a shame what happened to him. Total legend.
No it wasen't. Not for a long time. They did overhaul the safety measures a great deal after that very deadly weekend. Barrichello got a lucky escape that weekend and Ratzenberger unfortunatly did not. After that they did closed off the cockpits more. The "wave" constructions on the sides of the safety cell got introduced after that to limit their heads for swinging around in total freedom. The actual tying down the helmet to the shoulders with the HANS system was still years away. Hans was invented midd 80's but only came to F1 in 2003.
Daniel Stone seriously. Stopping on track, un-buckling and leaving your race car on track; crazy and it could of gotten him killed. But he is the greatest, no effin doubt about it. Cheers.
Comas rushed to Senna on the day he died as he wanted to return the favor he did to him, but he sadly couldn't make it in time. Comas retired after the 1994 season
Senna died in a country that loved him almost as much as Brazil. I still remember that day in 1994. He died at home, and his soul will forever be there.
This is only part of why Senna is the absolute greatest of all time. Such an amazing man. Such a tragedy that we lost him so early. He would still be making the world a better place if he was alive.
Sou brasileiro cm orgulho ..o Senna com toda há certeza desse mundo representa os milhões de brasileiros bons e com um enorme coração ..... simplesmente o melhor piloto que a fórmula 1 já viu
@@blueguy12345 He didn't "race race cars". That's taking something giant and reducing something to an atom. When you race, you don't just "race", you risk your life. You own up to mistakes, you try to compete with yourself, you feel every movement and every bump on the track. You need real talent for that. I don't think you need to get carried away believing that they're just "race cars"
@@coolvideo159 i'm not belittleling the sport But in the grand scheme of things... It's just racing race cars really fast around a track... Talking of heros and great gifts to humanity is just a bit ridiculous in my opinion... People often mix celebrity and actual contributors to humanity... Racing cars is not a great contribution to humanity no matter how you put it. Sorry...
@@blueguy12345 he wasn't only a superb athlete, he was also a very good person that loved his fans and his nation. Also, he carried many charity projects, that would also live on after his death. Ayrton Senna was a good human being, not only a car racer.
Ayrton Senna: un angelo sceso in terra, pieno di umanità è altruismo,che Dio ti abbia nelle sue braccia,riposa in pace campione un giorno ci rincontreremo.🇧🇷🇮🇹💔
Noi brasiliani teniamo in Senna un vero esempio sia di sportivo che di persona umana. Mai dimenticheremo quello 1 maggio 1994 quando lui è uscito dalla terra ed è entrato in eternità.
Having lived in Sao Paulo for 5 years I find that Brazilians are very nice and caring people in General, this video proves it He's considered a hero in Brazil & imo it's what he deserves
Brazilians are very nice indeed. Gang members always take your wallet before they shoot you so that you don´t fall too heavily when dropping to the ground
@@LordOfTheBored gangs exist anywhere in the world, its not related to a nationality or a flag, its inside some humans mentality to act on their only favour above others to achieve a goal. Ayrton was representing the best part of Brasil and was proud of its people, he was against bad actions and months before dying asked her sister to create a foundation to help people from his country to develop skills to reach success in life, mainly poor children. Take a look at report made by videogame Gran Turismo getting partnership with Instituto Ayrton Senna and you'll understand more of him and some difficulties his foundation tries to help with, like analphabetism in 21st century
So beautiful, i'm brazilian, always heard my mom saying that brazilians watched him run every single sunday, no matter what. I wasnt born yet when everything happened, but it was painful for everybody, and im really sorry for this beautiful human being dying suddenly and early
Senna was truly one of a kind, few sports are more dangerous than motorsports, it demands extreme bravery, this man had just tons of it...that same courageous audacity in wet surfaces is shown here risking his life for a pair. Goat.
He was also a dickhead tbh but those things are less fancy and popular. He tried to give an arrogant lesson to a young Schumy after he just tried to pass him, prolly he knew that he was going to rek him soon.
@@barbagiggia Well that doesn't necessarily mean that he's a dick. He was a good person... Little gremlins like that don't really matter since he was a race car driver. There's no need to call someone a dickhead just because he got pissed off at another driver (even if it was his own fault). He didn't act like a dickhead throughout his Formula 1 career. Schumi had his moments as well... but no one calls him a dickhead and no one should call him that tbh. He was a human being after all... he wasn't a jerk or anything.
and 2 years later Erik Comas would try and save Aryton from his crash and fail to. He stated in an interview how guilty he felt that he couldnt save the one who saved him. sadge
@@Wheresmy240 - Since ground effects, & then with the active suspensions they had in the early 90's, you absolutely had to be in top shape. After Mansell went to Indycars for a couple years, when he got back to F1 he had to work up to another level of fitness again (& Indycars were pretty taxing, too).
@@paulstrecher6194 I can only imagine. I used to race recreationally in a 2004 GTO and a 95 240sx and that would wear me out sometimes. The suspension in my 240sx would beat your ass throughcout the day and it started getting tiring pretty quick.
??.beloved around the world!!! Arytons sennas legendary driving and unrivaled generosity reached everywhere! A special legendary human being ... gone WAY to soon .
@@valenwood6299 sure, everyone is crazy about Senna, but you’ve got no clue how Brazilian people feel about him. It’s actually quite irrational, and I’m saying that as a Brazilian.
Ayrton was the biggest driver of the F1 history, because first of all he was a person, a human. Unique. The best. You ARE the best dear Senna! You still living in our hearts.
@@elitonrocha1071 Senna chegou antes dos fiscais, desligou o carro, e segurou a cabeça do outro piloto até os fiscais chegarem, eles não chegariam a tempo
@@herogo1372 concordo em vez do @Eliton Rocha ele nao entende ingles e ele nao conseguio ler o negocio "o carro tem um grande risco de explosao" "e ele nao e uma lenda ele e um heroi"
drove like a demon, lived like an angel, died as a legend.
Lives*
He will never die
@@saeedatenzi no bro he is dead
@@herobo123456 don t ruin the moment please
Like a angel? Senna? Hahaha
one brappy boi and rammed his opponents.flawed genius
Nobody else stopped, nobody else would've stopped. Senna was truly one of a kind.
Stopping is not an easy decision to make, you put yourself and others as risk by stopping, he made the right decision here but it could have been a disaster if other cars had hit either him or his car in the middle of the track.
its not about right or wrong but what Senna was doing here is high risk high gamble-action and it pays off fortunately.
He was the first car there. If someone else had heard the car fully revved like Senna did, they probably would have stopped too. It was a nice thing Senna did, but lets not act like Senna was the first and only person to ever care about a fellow driver.
I noticed the same, only few drivers from the 50's 60's and 70's did stop in similar situations. Senna was the last of an entire generation of drivers that drove with the heart and passion.
@@m.jsouza2782 So hard to get out and back in of the cars these days. Vettel kind of stopped last year at the Belgian GP Qualifying
Heart wrenching to see Comas trying to help Senna in his crash but there was nothing he could do
His pit crew accidentally sent him out because they didn't realize the track was blocked. He had no idea what was going on.
@@jasonmoyer That's quite stretch of a coincidence considering they were aware that everyone else pitted even if they somehow didn't knew the red flag was up
@@w0lf667 It's been confirmed by everyone involved, but I guess you don't have to take their word for it if you don't want to.
@@jasonmoyer cool
it senna trying to save comas lol
Senna was a ruthless and aggressive driver but an incredibly generous and compassionate person at the same time. An amazing guy who will always be missed.
"I will deny them victory, and nothing else."
Senna was truly before my time, I'm only 21, but he seemed like such a genuine and thoughtful person, I'm sad I never got to see him racing live.
Unique soul
If there's no one else on the podium, how can you be sure that you're the best, not the worse?
Competition is about time, piloting, strategy. And those requires a huge amount of trust and respect to happend without major incidents. Pilots are colleagues and friends first.
@@mannmctrashi Saw Senna Race, my driver was Prost, then il gained more respect for Senna. Hé was Amazing as a driver and as a being
This is Senna!
Agressive, very fast, sometimes crazy... but under the helmet, human.
SUPERHUMAN
Thats what we called Gentleman driver ;) Senna Berger Mansell I loved watching these crazy dudes as kids :)
Pure heart.
A good human.
No matter how many titles, championships and rewards you'd get during your life.. so few will remind you that once you were the champion of that year.. yes, but so many will remind you forever for one action like this, when you show your human side and help people in need. Thanks have a great day.
Man, Comas's engine must have been making a horrific amount of din for Senna to hear it over his own. He got out the car and ran like a fucking Cheetah to help a fellow driver. Completely selfless and a mark of the man. Legend, full stop.
he went past the car at nearly idle... so obvious the other car at full wot would have made much more noise.
this^ and also the fuel leak is visible, even through the onboard potato cam
@@starga-fr7qx Some pilots would have noticed, some not...Most wouldn't have done something about it.....
Bet Hamilton would have moaned and complained about how that "idiot" parked his car on the track to race back to help a fellow driver in trouble.
@@TL-xw6fh drivers aren't allowed to stop and help.Thats what marshals and medics are for
It wasn't till I saw a version of this clip with raw audio that I understood just how heroic Senna was. With the original audio you can hear Comas' car pinned at max revs as several other cars can be heard approaching at a blistering speed. Not only did he put the competition aside, he risked his life running across an active race track to sprint toward what was essentially a bomb. What a guy
its just quali, not a race, and senna not fight for title in 1992
@@carsismyaddiction6919🙄
@@carsismyaddiction6919 your comment makes no sense. Senna always wanted to be in first place, even in qualifying and even though he had no chance of titles in 92.
@@leonardokdc1 no, in the fight for the title, Senna was ready to risk other people's lives by crashing into rivals and lap cars, and Belgium 1992 was the 12th stage of the championship out of 16, Senna had no chance of the title even if he had won the last 5 races including Belgium, which is why Senna went to help without a doubt. when Senna is not fighting for the title, he is the most pleasant rider of the peleton, but if he is fighting, he is the dirtiest and most annoying, even pique was not as infuriating as Senna.
@@carsismyaddiction6919 Even though Senna had no chance of winning the title, he would fight until the end. We here in Brazil know very well how Senna was in racing, he wanted to be first anyway, even if it was a qualification. Knowing what Senna was like, he could have passed straight by, but he realized the danger for Comas and went to help.
I met Ayrton after the 93 Adelaide GP. I shook his hand and got some great photos of him as I was wearing a Cannon vest with my old man's cameras all over me . We were staying in an private stand called "The Pits" at the end of the straight right on the hair pin. It was a moment I will never forget.
My great uncle has one of his old raced used wheels because the company he was working for to a deal with him and he gave it to him I have seen it and it looks really cool
Martini....??? The Italian F1 driver ???
This shows Senna was a very normal and be brave to help Eric Comas. A Legend as well as a great on the track.🇧🇷🙏
During that moment, he wasn't "Senna, the F1 legend". He was "Ayrton, the hero"
Yeah wasnt he just. What a guy. It almost sounds corny to say that but when I do I fucking mean it so it isn't. What a guy. A hero.
I loved this man really, I still miss him so much! 😪🇧🇷
@@EmilianButoi You know taking off his helmet would have been far more dangerous than leaving it on, right?
Matttia Longhin, Grazie fratello! Sono un brasiliano discendente dagli italiani piemontesi. I nostri popoli sono coraggiosi, in grado di dare la vita per il proprio prossimo! Buona fortuna a noi in questa crisi virale! Amo la mia Italia!!!! Dio sarà lasciato su di noi!!!!
@@EmilianButoi probably wouldve been dangerous for his neck and spine. One wrong move can cause paralysis from neck to toe.
Senna is the most admirable F1 driver in the world, for eternity.
agree
Yeah , I admired him a lot to , I watch that tragic race that night back in 94 so very heartbreaking and sad , he was a champion and a great guy ! Rest In Peace Champ !
I agree with you, Misty
Settle down , he also rammed others at near 200kmh , it depended on what his frame of mind was at the time , if they were racing each other he'd gladly put them both at risk to get the position, such was his personality he was a great person..
Unless you were between him and victory, that is why he's admired, when racing he was cut throat but outside of that he was always helping people
@@Skippy-id9yt when??
Vettel stopped to check if Norris was OK, 29 years later.
That just proves Vettel is a living legend, he has already reached that status
Legends think alike, or so they say…
Does that mean 🤔
Which race was that? I don't recall Llando having a big shunt
@@happymatt2013 spa
He’s just the best, there’s no debate. No driver was so fast yet such a nice human.
My hero! The sad part of this was that Comas wanted to repay the kindness in Imola 94, drove to the area after the accident, but to no use...
That's really sad
😢
Teixeira not true at all, someone let him out of the pit area on accident, he was never meant to have gone out
Just incredible
@@bostonvh Yes! But still Crazy have been Comas wrongly released from the pits to see Senna crash site once more.
Even more heartbreaking is that Comas tried to help Senna in 1994... he left pitlane during red flags and went to help Senna, but he was too late. Senna was already gone.
That's not really what happened though..
@@KendumWillie well he left closed pitlane on purpose just to get there
Pp
M
@@KendumWillie i mean it kinda is? Komas is on record as saying that senna 100 percent saved his life by stopping the engine, and also that he left the pit lane in order to find and help senna, but he was too late. So what he said was pretty much spot on.
Today, a very similar thing happened. Very wholesome to see the sportsmanship in F1
And that’s why we love seb
🐐
History has repeated
If Lando didn't respond to Vettel's thumbs up, he probably would have come out of his car too.
@@justinjameswilson5959 no he wouldn’t have . The medical car was literally right behind him . Seb wouldn’t be able to do anything
El mejor conductor de F1 de todos los tiempos. Un tremendo deportista. Un ser humano dispuesto a saltar de su auto para asistir a un compañero accidentado. Ayrton.., Argentina te ama para siempre.
Yo me recuerdo que Fangio lo passó muy mal trás enterarse del accidente e de la muerte de Ayrton. Dos leyendas de las carreras. Saludos hermano
@@ricardocorrea1309 yo tengo entendido que tuvo depresión por eso y bueno murió con eso por la perdida de su amigo Senna
E o Brasil ama a Argentina 🇧🇷❤️🇦🇷
@@brazilitaliabr5390 não kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
@@brazilitaliabr5390 no fut não kkkk
25 years since the king of F1 left us. RIP Ayerton Senna
*Ayrton
Ayrton*
The only one king is Schumi, you full of shit...
@@thecockfather82 Always these trolls who can't share their meaningless opinion without an insult. Learn to articulate properly mate, than we can discuss.
thecockfather82
You mean King of Cheats? Sure! lol
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why Senna is the BEST F1 driver in History
and that L&J has NOTHING to do being a good driver, but being a good person!
He wasn't the best though.
@@Sirdiggar he is
@@doove5217 Nope, plenty were better than him, Jim Clark, Fangio etc
@@Sirdiggar 😂⚘
Today I saw Senna's deadly crash for the first time in my life, even though I'm already 26. I have never been really interested in F1, despite when it was all over the media.
Now I see this video, man this guy was and still is a legend, so sad he's gone.
I saw it today. It's 13th of January 2022. It's so sad , what happened to him and to think it could have been avoided. What a tragic ending for a hero.
You would have also seen the same Erik Comas in that video , racing his car to the crash site desperately trying to help his friend Aryton , A very sad scene.
I just recently came to know about Ayrton Senna's incredible feats in Formula 1 as I'm a novice. For me, he is not just a great driver but an even better human being and this video is a testimony to that fact. I'm now a big fan of Ayrton Senna. We lost a real gem.
Professor Sid Watkins explained what to do in a crash situation to Ayrton ONCE. Ayrton remembered everything, switching of the engine, holding his head. The greatest of all time. He was ruthless, but he was compassionate. Legend.
But nevertheless, the medical staff got angry because Senna did not manage the situation by medical and safety standards which was then adressed in Monza and the race after (cannot remember which one).
It's not hard to remember two obvious things
@@jorge8596 Not my words. Professor Watkins'. He said it himself he was impressed with Senna.
Sid Watkins should be played by Michael Caine in the movie
Good professional both, if it wasn't for Formula 1 they would have been good friends.
This is why Senna will always be the most beloved F1 driver.
His legacy has made him immortal
Not rly. Hes dead
@@stefans9496
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Stefan S fuck you asswipe. Bet you’re at least 300 pounds
@@zeitgeist2720 🤣🤣🤣
@@stefans9496 what made him immortal is the fact he died. An F1 driver, who gave everything he had to the game, including his life.
Even though Patrase was running, Senna ran straight to Comas, not thinking of his own danger.
I was moved and my tears didn't stop
Le seul, l'unique et l’inimitable Ayrton Senna. Le plus grand pilote de la F1 de tous les temps jusqu'à maintenant. Et en tant qu'homme de tous les jours... un seigneur.
To this day I am still sad when I see footage of Senna. He was the reason I watched F1
@Rochelle Overmeyer - Me too. I actually lost my interest in watching F1 after he died, and have never gone back to watching the races
@@sukhmaidickoff Me too. F1 died the day Senna died. Somehow, I always remember that day whenever is hear the song American Pie on radio.
@@TL-xw6fh you never liked the sport. You just idiolized the hero that Senna was for you.
@@Pinhead101 you should be happy that Senna got him into it
Same too. And the day he died was the day i stopped following F1, until a kid named Fernando Alonso came to the scene..
I can only wonder why 800+ could dislike a video showing a great example of human compassion, sportsmanship, and bravery.
The world is full of losers.
Haters, bad losers and cowards, plus years of social midea consumption.
Thiago L and bots
ever thought of people accidentally disliking
Noah1242 true
I had the hounour to know Ayrton Senna whiklst working for Rothmans at that time.
A great Human Being who cared for others around the Globe. R.I.P. Ayrton we miss you.
😢💔
Ci manca tanto un campione come Ayrton Senna, un campione dal cuore grande, che metteva prima della competitività....un esempio di sportività per tutti...oggi ci manchi ancora di più ❤️❤️ grazie per quello che ci hai insegnato ❤️🙏
another reason why My Daughter is named Senna.
He was on a different level,
magic...
and my wife is awesome.
Awesome idea!🇧🇷❤
Haha! Yeah
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Respect. What a great reason 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🏆
Terrible idea...
I named my son, Ayrton. An ode to a great driver, and great human being.
Great human Being! awesome you put your name as Ayrton!
J Lo tbh, if you really did that you are an idiot.
Gratzie friend! Ayrton is a huge example for us all
@@dirkvdm7690 these other guys just didnt get it...
Nate Bee I know, my point is just that you can come up with so many names and then they give their son a new to honour someone..
But these people feel like they are being attacked and like I don’t think Ayrton is a legend. At least some people understand
Senna was a legend : passionate while racing and also human as soon as race is finished or stopped. It's also quite shocking to see their head and shoulders wide exposed like this back in the days... anything could have happened, we are blessed to have the halo now.
Ayrton Senna, a formidable champion behind the wheel & a real life hero outside the cockpit.
Rest in Heaven, Legend.
Actually gets me choked up, what a man. He was too good for this world.
Nate Mehl thats why he left us...
I'm not saying he isn't a good man, but lets not forget he would crash Prost if it meant he couldn't win.
Benweiser22 Fuck Prost and Fuck you for your stupid comment
@@MisterTwister88 shut up
@@MisterTwister88 yeah shut up
Just like Fitipaldi saved lauda's life. Brazilians seem to have this saving instinct
@AboDabo Dabo was this comment necessary in a video like this?
Yeah man Brazil is Formula 1
Brazilians are always moved by the suffering of others
Arturo Merzario was the one who pulled Lauda from the fire. Fittipaldi did help, but who saved Lauda's life was Merzario.
I'm Brazilian and I saved and Elder from am apartment on fire in Switzerland 2012 hehe
He pushed himself and his car to the absolute limit but he earned everyone’s respect with his respect for his fellow competitors
there's a clip where you can hear the engine screaming and then the sudden stop; what a legend, he perceived the imminent danger more than the own marshals; to act or not, he did.
We will never have another Senna again! He was THE PILOT! A genius! And a good man! Italy still loves you Ayrton! RIP obrigado!!!
grazie del Brasil, amico
he was brazilian, but ok.
@@icu7992 and Italy still loves him! Senna, Ferrari, Italy...
Truly GOAT. Like my father said and my old man was watching F1 races since 70': Senna limit in everything was above of the others. I spent hell of the time with my dad watching races. My dad was watching F1 races 40 years and even my mom turned into kind of expert. My dad was always watching every F1 in old fashinoned Ferrari polo he bought on his honeymoon trip to Italy in 1980. When he get retierd I bought him a trip to F1 race in Spain (where I've been living for 14 years ). It was one of the happiest days in his live. He had chance to make a picture with Fernando Alonso who was Ferrari driver back then. My dad past away from heart atack month ago and now I have his old fashion Ferari polo in my flat. He was a great dad and a great F1 fan with 40 years of watching F1.
@@fernandobegalli6980 well you are weird
Fernando Begalli I hate to say it under this wholesome comment but: you’re a piece of shit
@@timkoken1570 why did you feel the need to say that dickhead
The Best also tff is up with you?
You are stupidios
The man is an inspiration for just being who he was. Sure some may surpass his records but no one can be Ayrton Senna
Ayrton, a great man on and off the track. In Italy, we have you and we always love you, even if you won against Ferrari, you are always in the hearts of all of us. thank you for the unforgettable moments that you made us live. you had an immense heart. ciao Ayrton. 😢
My favorite Senna moment. Pure heroism, actually risking his life to rescue a fellow driver. That's why he is and will always be for me the greatest of all.
@maximus He did risk his life, by stopping his McLaren on the track and by running through the smoke to Comas's car, with the danger of being hurt by incoming cars. That's pretty obvious on this footage.
@maximus didnt you watch the video? A little respect...you must be on the balls of your father when this happened. I saw it on TV, crazy moment...watch Comas interview about this you will understand ;)
@Johan. You should change your name to Johan Douche, it fits you better.
@maximus Just search here on TH-cam for run overs in F1 history, it's a horrible death, the crash is so strong that it dismembers the victim.
@@jonathancarmo7780 you mean Frederick Jansen Van Vuuren and Tom Pryce's Crash in Kyalami?
Wow. This type of stuff will probably never happen again
Imagine hulkenburg running out of his car to save magnussen😂🤣🤣🤣
Yeah cuz f1 has way too much safety
Edit: which is good obviously
@@henrywhatzal4724 No it does not. There's a difference between safety and sanitisation. F1 has too much of the latter.
@@henrywhatzal4724 Yeah, no fun without explosions and people dying!!!!!111
@@henrywhatzal4724 u need to do a crash test at 300kph moron
Who is here after 2021 Belgium gp qualifying as seb checks out lando
Great Senna! Not only his skills but also his sportsmanship and humanity.
Ayrton Senna , um exemplo a ser seguido.
UN GRAN EJEMPLO
Ayrton un gran ejemplo a seguir como persona y como deportista.
Seguido mesmo, que ele sempre estava na frente
@@eabn87 Disparado!!!
Eso es ser un buen compañero Senna seguirás siendo el mejor un fuerte abrazo hasta el cielo Dios te bendiga campeón
The Hamiltons, Vettels and Schumachers can break all the records they want; but for those of us that watched Senna race we know he is and will be the greatest of all time.
Prost and Schumacher were better lol.
@@ayoutubeuser7613 Schumacher maybe, but Prost no man, I've seen both race at the same damm era. Both legends, but Senna was just so unique, skill on a different level
@@ayoutubeuser7613 He litrally just said that he doesn't care about the number...
@@Luckymag-if4dw Jimmy Clark was great driver too
The greatest for sure!
And now 29 years later Vettel checked if Lando was okay🙏🏻
And again during qualifying for the Belgium GP
Seb is the most humanistc f1 current driver of the grid
@@Marceloloeite not "again", the original comment was already talking about this Belgian GP qualifying
こういう行動は理屈じゃない❗️心❣️体が勝手に動くんだよ🥺
One of the reasons Senna is one of the GOAT. A great racing driver and above all a true gentleman.
He is THE GOAT. Nobody besides maybe Lauda can match what he achieved.... not in absolute statistics but in heart and soul in driving.
@@FlorisvanEck totally agree with you
"all a true gentleman."
Yes. True gentleman.
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@@FlorisvanEck
I personally believe Fangio is the GOAT but Senna is certainly damn close
@@galactic_nerd-sk4747 I wonder why you think that....
True sportsmanship. Your not going to see anything like him anymore.
That I have to disagree on. There are lots of examples of racing drivers looking out for each other in all sorts of ways.
I also hate to disagree because the cars are a lot safer than they where back then but even if something similar managed to happen, it would take mabye 30-40 seconds to take off all the harnesses and like senna said "Because in a second, it's gone"
GRZ K their 5-Point harness is opened in a fraction of a second. It is required that a driver can eject out of the car in 10 seconds.
@@SebiKoerner oh christ, I never thought about that. I was really tired at the time I wrote that, that I didnt even remember about them having to get out in a situation. Thanks man, I dont want to look like a fool. This is embarrassing, I'm sorry.
It just happened at SEA GAMES this year, philipines surfer lost his gold medal to save his opponent from dead hit by big wave.
Loved Formula One and Ayrton Senna when I was growing up. Used to watch every Grand Prix just to see Senna race. What a driver. Such a shame what happened to him. Total legend.
Race Director Seb did the same for Norris today. Amazing man.
Freaking legend
Grande Senna, grande Brasil. Saludos de un argentino
Obrigado pela saudação irmão!!!!!🇦🇷🇧🇷
Gracias amigo! Fangio foi un dos mejores tambien
@@EdmundoBurque Fangio foi o maior por todas as circunstancias da sua época e o grande ídolo de Senna.
Gracias
Não diga "grande Brasil", você não sabe quão cocô é nosso país e nosso povo.
Not all heroes wear capes.. Ayrton Senna, the legend..
That was brave and selfless. No wonder the world mourned Senna's passing.
Airton era muito mais que um piloto!! Era humano, tímido, se preocupava com a segurança dos outros pilotos!!
Tragically we lost a life this weekend at Belgium. RIP Hubert. Such a talent.
He was so young and had everything to give still. Rip.
Same part of the track... What a coincidence!!!
@@tahsin8296 Also French.
That part of the track is extremely tricky, at 200mph it takes just a minuscule error to crash. RIP
@@tahsin8296 It's not the same part. Comas crashed in Blanchimont. Hubert crashed on top of the Raidillon.
Ayrton Senna, the driver that crossed the limits. Eternal love❤! Greetings from Greece🇬🇷!
Ο Θεός της Formula 1
You can see race from gods of olympus
Sebastian Vettel with Lando Norris today reminded me of this.
Same. I immediately thought of Senna when Seb stopped.
It wasnt even close to Senna's situation. It was more show then worryings from Seb.
Seb stopping to check Norris is okay brought me here.
Sadly nobody could save him 2 years later 😓
Yeah, HANS was created after that.
@@deltazero3796 as good as HANS is, sadly it would not have saved Ayrton.
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No it wasen't. Not for a long time. They did overhaul the safety measures a great deal after that very deadly weekend. Barrichello got a lucky escape that weekend and Ratzenberger unfortunatly did not. After that they did closed off the cockpits more. The "wave" constructions on the sides of the safety cell got introduced after that to limit their heads for swinging around in total freedom. The actual tying down the helmet to the shoulders with the HANS system was still years away. Hans was invented midd 80's but only came to F1 in 2003.
@Yash Nayak yeah he has nothing without this débris in head, but this debris do Big hole in face. Sad
His driving prowess is matched by his courage for doing such a dangerous, and noble act to help a fellow driver.
Daniel Stone seriously. Stopping on track, un-buckling and leaving your race car on track; crazy and it could of gotten him killed. But he is the greatest, no effin doubt about it. Cheers.
Playing Frogger on a racetrack is dangerous.
Comas rushed to Senna on the day he died as he wanted to return the favor he did to him, but he sadly couldn't make it in time. Comas retired after the 1994 season
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Eterno campeón de la vida y el automovilismo. No necesitó ganar 7 campeonatos para ser recordado como el mejor!!!!
Verdade!!!
Senna died in a country that loved him almost as much as Brazil. I still remember that day in 1994. He died at home, and his soul will forever be there.
This is only part of why Senna is the absolute greatest of all time. Such an amazing man. Such a tragedy that we lost him so early. He would still be making the world a better place if he was alive.
Сенна несомненно лучший гонщик всех времён и народов! Покойся с миром, брат!
Sou brasileiro cm orgulho ..o Senna com toda há certeza desse mundo representa os milhões de brasileiros bons e com um enorme coração ..... simplesmente o melhor piloto que a fórmula 1 já viu
Fate can be cruel, but what Senna did when he was alive was probably more than what most would do in their entire life.
He raced race cars. Let's not get carried away
@@blueguy12345 He didn't "race race cars". That's taking something giant and reducing something to an atom. When you race, you don't just "race", you risk your life. You own up to mistakes, you try to compete with yourself, you feel every movement and every bump on the track. You need real talent for that. I don't think you need to get carried away believing that they're just "race cars"
@@coolvideo159 i'm not belittleling the sport
But in the grand scheme of things... It's just racing race cars really fast around a track...
Talking of heros and great gifts to humanity is just a bit ridiculous in my opinion...
People often mix celebrity and actual contributors to humanity...
Racing cars is not a great contribution to humanity no matter how you put it. Sorry...
@@blueguy12345 he wasn't only a superb athlete, he was also a very good person that loved his fans and his nation. Also, he carried many charity projects, that would also live on after his death. Ayrton Senna was a good human being, not only a car racer.
except he has actually contributed millions and millions of dollars to charities and has a charitable organization in his name...
Ayrton Senna: un angelo sceso in terra, pieno di umanità è altruismo,che Dio ti abbia nelle sue braccia,riposa in pace campione un giorno ci rincontreremo.🇧🇷🇮🇹💔
Andiamo, Italia! Forza! 💪🏼🇮🇹
Noi brasiliani teniamo in Senna un vero esempio sia di sportivo che di persona umana. Mai dimenticheremo quello 1 maggio 1994 quando lui è uscito dalla terra ed è entrato in eternità.
WHAT??? I only speak English
@Cris LeRose ok thank you
Ciao bello! Italia my family motherland
"Simplesmente o melhor!" "The best, forever!"
i will never understand why someone would dislike this.
Having lived in Sao Paulo for 5 years I find that Brazilians are very nice and caring people in General, this video proves it
He's considered a hero in Brazil & imo it's what he deserves
Thank you for your feelings. Senna was a true brazilian citizen. Forever in our hearts. 🇧🇷✌
Brazilians are very nice indeed. Gang members always take your wallet before they shoot you so that you don´t fall too heavily when dropping to the ground
@@LordOfTheBored where are you from?
@@LordOfTheBored gangs exist anywhere in the world, its not related to a nationality or a flag, its inside some humans mentality to act on their only favour above others to achieve a goal. Ayrton was representing the best part of Brasil and was proud of its people, he was against bad actions and months before dying asked her sister to create a foundation to help people from his country to develop skills to reach success in life, mainly poor children.
Take a look at report made by videogame Gran Turismo getting partnership with Instituto Ayrton Senna and you'll understand more of him and some difficulties his foundation tries to help with, like analphabetism in 21st century
@@LordOfTheBored triggered b*tch, bad people are anywhere but with different colors.
So beautiful, i'm brazilian, always heard my mom saying that brazilians watched him run every single sunday, no matter what. I wasnt born yet when everything happened, but it was painful for everybody, and im really sorry for this beautiful human being dying suddenly and early
My elder son was born in 1996 so he was born after Ayrton died but he is totally mad about this pilot.
Era assim mesmo menina....Brasil e ainda o mundo inteiro assistiu cada corrida que ele fez
Senna was truly one of a kind, few sports are more dangerous than motorsports, it demands extreme bravery, this man had just tons of it...that same courageous audacity in wet surfaces is shown here risking his life for a pair. Goat.
Part of the reasons why he'll always be my favorite driver.
Such a touching moment to motor racing, this guy still touches hearts to this day. So glad that people/drivers actually appreciate his brilliance
A person with a big heart without a doubt but a hard and defensive racer at the same time... What a legend.
He was also a dickhead tbh but those things are less fancy and popular. He tried to give an arrogant lesson to a young Schumy after he just tried to pass him, prolly he knew that he was going to rek him soon.
@@barbagiggia Well that doesn't necessarily mean that he's a dick. He was a good person... Little gremlins like that don't really matter since he was a race car driver. There's no need to call someone a dickhead just because he got pissed off at another driver (even if it was his own fault). He didn't act like a dickhead throughout his Formula 1 career. Schumi had his moments as well... but no one calls him a dickhead and no one should call him that tbh. He was a human being after all... he wasn't a jerk or anything.
and 2 years later Erik Comas would try and save Aryton from his crash and fail to. He stated in an interview how guilty he felt that he couldnt save the one who saved him. sadge
who's here after Vettel checking on Lando ??
That's what Hero's do.
No victory will ever get you more respect or gratitude than a helping hand or a good deed.
Heroes
@@deanmoncaster thank you for your "good deed".
@@TheChazas np, hopefully you'll learn.
Senna was a quick thinker and a pretty quick runner too by the looks of it, as well as a very quick driver of course. A great man and a true legend!
See the movie Senna.He was running and exercising every day
Many pro racers are in much better shape than one would think. They endure a lot in those vehicles on race day.
@@Wheresmy240 - Since ground effects, & then with the active suspensions they had in the early 90's, you absolutely had to be in top shape.
After Mansell went to Indycars for a couple years, when he got back to F1 he had to work up to another level of fitness again (& Indycars were pretty taxing, too).
@@paulstrecher6194 I can only imagine. I used to race recreationally in a 2004 GTO and a 95 240sx and that would wear me out sometimes. The suspension in my 240sx would beat your ass throughcout the day and it started getting tiring pretty quick.
Seb repeating that on Lando....
The reason why I named my daughter Senna, because of this eternal legend
Love how in the first second 182 people already started watching
I know it is cause I have the bell turned on
@@bradyfriese6638 Same. It's crazy to see how much people love to see Liberty Media's work. No doubt they're great at it
@@corat248 That's one way of putting it
So many people don't understand how TH-cam's system works. It does that to every major channel to block view bots.
Possibly my all time favourite F1 moment, the compassion showed by Senna was breathtaking
these kind of pilots make me cry, with their bravery and their humanity rests in PEACE A.senna you have illuminated my childhood
Beloved by the Brazilian people as a hero. A true legend. My inspiration. Senna lives forever. The best F1 driver of all time!! Thank you!!
??.beloved around the world!!! Arytons sennas legendary driving and unrivaled generosity reached everywhere! A special legendary human being ... gone WAY to soon .
@@valenwood6299 Yeeah man, loved by the world, we miss him so much..
@@valenwood6299 sure, everyone is crazy about Senna, but you’ve got no clue how Brazilian people feel about him. It’s actually quite irrational, and I’m saying that as a Brazilian.
The best of the best ... ever... never
will never get over him.
Senna Forever
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Forever and a day.
Johnny Barrett and when i see how this video, i’m reminded of why. best driver ever, out there dodging cars to help someone ♥️
I think every once in a while God sends an angel to live among us. Just for a little while, to show us a better way.
@@davegriffin9083 He did one better. He sent Himself, in the flesh through His Son
Will never experienced these braveheart again in F1 History ... Ever
#SennaSempre
Shaf Jamal because back then safety standards were shit brah
Orgulho Brasileiro🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Ayrton Senna da Silva
Ayrton Senna do Brasil 🇧🇷🏁
Para sempre
Brave Senna! How strong it looks like!
In germany we call this "Ehrenmann". R.I.P Legend
A hero forever, whether on the track or in heaven
Thats a real Hero💗
And real man with soul and compassion 27 years later and you are still remembered ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
L'unico pilota a fermarsi è dare il primo soccorso,una sola parola,la sua umanità era ammirevole,R.I.P. leggenda 🇮🇹🇧🇷 ciao Ayrton Senna.
Um abraço pro povo Italiano
Ayrton was the biggest driver of the F1 history, because first of all he was a person, a human. Unique. The best. You ARE the best dear Senna! You still living in our hearts.
I totally agree with you!
No he was seriously flawed in his younger days but was maturing and unfortunately we never got to see it.
Hear hear !!!
That's why Hamilton is not even half of that man.
@@mandi17simo hamilton is always on your mind 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tá aí um ser humano que merecia viver 120 anos... "Ayrton Senna"
Grande piloto, mas nessa situação tinha fiscais de prova para socorrer o piloto. Ele foi muito imprudente, poderia ter causado outro acidente
@@elitonrocha1071 o carro iria EXPLODIR se não fosse o Senna
@@herogo1372 pra quê fiscais então???
@@elitonrocha1071 Senna chegou antes dos fiscais, desligou o carro, e segurou a cabeça do outro piloto até os fiscais chegarem, eles não chegariam a tempo
@@herogo1372 concordo em vez do @Eliton Rocha ele nao entende ingles e ele nao conseguio ler o negocio "o carro tem um grande risco de explosao"
"e ele nao e uma lenda ele e um heroi"
His heart was bigger than his body. Emphaty is the greatest acts one can have.