_Art of Racing In the Rain_ is a recommended read. F1 (Formula 1) drivers is on a "whole 'nother level" regarding technical ability. _Peace & Jah Bless_
I can go a couple of steps further than that & say that when he was in his prime, he wasn’t just a grand master of his sport.... He WAS the sport 🇧🇷🏎🇧🇷 ✊️😔
The best driver that there ever was. So sad when he died. I was watching the race live on TV with my father. There was a helicopter filming him being attended to by the medics. You could see Aryton laying there with his helmet still on. There was a pool of blood next to his head. I turned to my father and said I think he's dead. I couldn't quite believe it. Such a sad moment I'll never forget.
Watched it happen exactly as you said...After he hit the wall at The Tamburello, there was a head on shot of him swarming around in the cockpit. Initially, I thought he was trying to get out of the car, it turns out he was probably staring to suffocate from the trauma of the collision...
@@BobbyGeneric145 Man...do some study...there were a lot a blood. they did a "traqueostomy" (can't say that medical term in english, even in portuguese I can't say it i think lol) on him...he also lost a lot of blood from his head due the colision...his body didn't have marks, but his head did.
Senna was the king of the rain. And when it started raining during the race, we were full of joy cause we knew he would certainly win.I still cry everytime I see something about Senna. It has been almost 27 years he passed away. For his fans, it is still like having lost someone from the close family today.
As a Brazilian, I can tell you it was and still is the feeling shared by many of Brazilians. We used to say that Senna was family because all the family would wake up, get out of the bed and fix the breakfast and rush to the TV room to watch him race. When he died, it hit us all hard... It seemed a dear loved relative had died... In a way, that's exactly what happened. I have cried while watching this video... And will do so for the rest of my life.
Senna, is the doc on Netflix. He was an amazing driver to watch. He would take your breath away and make you question physics. No idea how he was able to do what he did as a racecar driver.
He will always be my hero and I am 55 years old and I live in Greenville North Carolina and I still love watching him race he is my motivation on life Russell Foell Rest In Peace my brother
I was in Imola that day (I live a few kilometers from the circuit). As an Italian I supported Ferrari but Ayrton was loved by everyone. It was a very sad day.
I'm brazilian, he is a hero, a legend, a myth in our country. Every year we remember the day he passed away, 1 may 1994. It will be like this forever. Thanks for the video.
As Brazilian-American watching this just fills me with pride and emotion! He was and will always be the King Of F1. 🇧🇷🇺🇸 On a side note, I got to drive my 68 Chevy Chevelle SS 396 in a fun classic car race at Interlagos, it ain't nothing like driving on a highway I will tell ya that!!
Senna is one of our Brazilian heroes. Happy to you see this legend I'm from São Paulo Brazil I love your music reactions and I was surprised to see you watching the legendary Ayrton Senna 🇧🇷
I’ve been watching Formula One since the late 1960s. I’ve had an opportunity to see many of the very best. I started watching Ayrton Senna in 1988 where he won his first world championship. He was an otherworldly driver. His driving skills even to a novice newcomer were so apparent. I really appreciate you taking a risk and sharing his brilliance with your audience. Thank you so much.
Ayrton Senna Ayrton Senna da Silva was a Brazilian racing driver who won the Formula One World Drivers' Championship in 1988, 1990 and 1991. Senna is one of three Formula One drivers from Brazil to win the World Championship and won 41 Grands Prix and 65 pole positions, with the latter being the record until 2006.Wikipedia Born: Ayrton Senna da Silva, March 21, 1960, São Paulo, Brazil Died: May 1, 1994, Bologna, Italy Nationality: Brazilian
Thank you for the video. Senna is one of the best I've ever seen. I was a huge fan getting up at 7 on Sunday mornings to watch him on Speed channel. You asked a question; they do stop a practice or qualifying for a crash. Something else in the video, they talk about how much faster as his teammate, what's remarkable about that is the cars are supposed to be virtually identical. The time comparison between teammates is usually tenths or even hundredths of a second. In 1988 he out qualified his teammate the great Alain Prost by 1.4 seconds. Incredible!
OLÉ OLÉ OLÉOLÉ SENNA! SENNA!!! Jamel, definitely watch the documentary, Senna. An amazing racer, and his story. Will break your heart. Those goose bumps? Yeah, I get them decades later watching him drive. That’s how great he was.
Senna is one of motor racings all time greats. An absolute legend. If you haven't watched the documentary film simply called Senna, Jamal, I highly recommend you check it out 👍
Ayrton is a brazillian hero. Not only did he won races and gave us pride, but he also donated millions to charity. To this day, we have the Ayrton Senna Institute in Brazil, that helps educate underprivileged children. I recommend you look up some footage of his funeral in Sao Paulo. The whole city was mourning. For us, that saw him in action, the sunday mornings (when F1 races take place in Brazil) were never the same after his passing. Thank you so much for reacting to this!
"I will be honest with you: I was never a Senna fan. I always though Gilles Villeneuve was the greatest racing driver of the world, but to make this film I watched hours and hours and hours of footage, and the thing is: Villeneuve was spectacular in a number of occasions, Senna was spectacular every single time he got in a car." - Jeremy Clarkson
Thank you doing this reaction video! I remember watching Formula One and Indy Car when I was a young kid in the 1980s rooting for drivers such as Ayrton Senna and Rick Mears. F1 and Indy Car are the reasons I not only fell in love with NASCAR and Moto GP but motorsports in general. It's unfortunate that I never got to meet Ayrton Senna and watch him race in person. I was living in Riverton,Wyoming in 1994 and I was 13 years old when I found out on the World News that Ayrton Senna had died after a very hard crash in the San Marino Grand Prix. He was 34 years old.
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As a Brazilian-American, I can tell you that Ayrton Senna is the greatest national hero of my lifetime. An absolute GENIUS driver. Highly recommend his documentary 'Senna', which came out about 10 years ago. Thanks for reacting to this Jamel! Keep up the great work :)
he died because of a problem with his Williams car in 1994. His steering wheel broke and he crashed into a wall. He died on sight but they pretended he didn't so the race would continue. You should check the video of the Japanese reporters crying when they found out Senna died. He is considered a "Samurai" in Japan and is beloved Worldwide
senna was one of the greatest f1 drivers to ever live and a wonderful human being in that he gave millions to help underprivileged children in brazil...and when he passed away from his crash in imola in 94 his home country shut down for 3 days for to mourn the loss of him
My friend let me tel you... First off all sorry my rusty English. My nome is ricardo im from Portugal. Im from senna era in F1, i like a lot F1 and i Saw a lot of Champions..... We Will never see a driver like Ayrton Senna anymore... He was born diferent.... Please check Senna videos and the movie. The way he use to drive... Was magical... The sound of his car was diferent.... The way he used the throtle........was diferent. I was 13 years old when he died..... I was watching the Race... He died like he lived.... He was born to Race, he died in first place, beeing the fastest, beeing Senna.... Number One.. he was magical. I still cry today ,it still hurts to much.. im crying right now as im writing this, he was an umble person, Gave millions to Help childrens very Simple guy. He was the master of them all. Today drivers...are still Senna fans.. and most of them never Saw him Race.... Cheers from Portugal...... Ricardo
he was a philanthropist also... I recommend watching the movie Senna (documentary) and the American film The Art of Racing in the Rain (it's not about Senna but it mentions him)
I watched the race where he crashed live on tv, it was so devastating. I was just a teenager and Senna was my boyfriend’s ultimate hero. We watched Formula 1 all the time. We both were in tears. On another note you should check out the movie Ford Vs. Ferrari. My teenage son is now a major car fan and watching that together was wonderful. 💙
A genius and phenomenal talent. Watching his final race live, as a teenager back in '94, was heartbreaking. Really looking forward to the Netflix series.
Thanks Jamel. Please definitely check more bout Senna. He was a great Human Being> Rest assure that from now on you're gonna get a lot of fans in Brazil!!!!!
Jamel- There is a movie about him called "Senna", it is a sublime view of his life. It was like there was a camera on him his whole life. I was amazed by it. It came out in 2010. Good video!
Saw Senna race in Montreal in 1989, a very wet race that he didn't win. But it was a privilege to see him race. RIP to the master. The movie documentary is amazing and will leave you speechless.
He was the king of Monaco (very difficul circuit, a street circuit) and the king of thecrain. When he was racing under rain in Monaco, it was just magical! He was really yo7ng when he passed, he was only 34 😔
J, I've been subscribed since the very beginning. Everyone who goes to any of your channels is immediately touched. I cannot believe how far you've come how successful, but you deserve it my man. I probably got two or three hundred subscriptions, and your channels by far are my favorite. I haven't commented to you in a long time so I just wanted to say this. So so proud of you my man. Thanks for the entertainment the love and smiles and of course the music
Just watched this and it brought back so much admiration for the genius of Senna. You honestly have to watch an Ayrton Senna tribute by Honda. It's 6 mins long and is Musically and visually a work of genius. Enjoy it as it's a masterpiece.
I'm continually impressed with the community of folks who follow this channel. Requesting not only some of the greatest music ever recorded but also this piece about Senna. I honestly would have never predicted or expected this here. It's great because race drivers are seriously passionate about their craft and that is inspirational. This was cool to watch. Speaking of Brazilian racers..... Congrats to Helio for winning an historic 4th Indianapolis 500!!! ☮️❤️🎵🏁🤗🤙
My goodness bro!!! This is my favorite F1 driver and general race car driver of all time!! Watch the documentary Senna and you will be amazed at what a beast this dude was!!!
Have not been to a F1 race, but have been to Indianapolis for the 500 several times. The sound of 33 race cars thundering down the track is AMAZING to hear.
There are like 4 documentaries about him and Senna remains the only driver to have a higher fanbase outside his home country. Senna honestly couldn't have a Top 10. A Top 30 would be easy to put together. Very nice reaction video. Subscribed!
May 1st 1994 was the last time I watched Formula 1 with interest. Ayrton was the GOAT. Like millions, I saw him die on TV. I remember switching off my tv set and burstin tears. He was the most brilliant driver I have ever witnessed. I remember his car dancing on the track even under heavy rains. That was just magical.
Loved this one Jamel, F1 and sports car racing are a big passion of mine. I was watching the race live on TV when Senna was taken from us. I'm in process building my fourth track car.... it's a powerful addiction and I love it. I have no idea how they go so fast in the rain. My home track (Mid-Ohio) is literally an ice rink when it's wet.
There is a video of him (his view) driving a lap in Monaco in his frentic Honda powered race car....it's an older tv video, but oh man, so intense. He was hard to beat and if it rained....forget it, he was The Man.
The greatest sportsman I’ve ever seen. Watch the Top Gear tribute...... millions were in the streets for his funeral. His balance and car control was extraordinary. Truly missed.
Senna was one of the best. If you ever feel like checking out more grand prix stuff, you should watch the movie "Rush". It is about the 1976 World Championship battle between James Hunt and Niki Lauda. It was dramatized a little, but I think it did a pretty good job of staying true to the source. Safety has come a long way. Those guys back then had some cajones!
You MUST watch the documentary "Senna" on Netflix whether or not you care at all about auto racing. A very intense competitor, yet a very compassionate and spiritual man, his talent and dedication make him an icon, his tragic death elevated him to legendary status. Very emotional film about real events.
Hello Jamal, In "good old days" (but sometimes tragic) of Formula one, races were never cancelled because of an accident ......just stopped the time to lift the injured (or dead) driver !!! They were driving under the rain too, and Senna as Schumacher or Verstappen today, was very good at this exercise !! Senna was 34 in 1994 when he died !! World Champion 88, 90, 91. 41 victories, 65 pole positions in 161 GP from 1984 to 1994 !! My favourite driver was Nigel Mansell, the man he beats for 14 thousands of a second in Spanish GP 1986.......but I miss Senna very much !!!!
I still have hundreds of Ayrton Senna stuff ,I was absolutely devastated when he passed and was watching the race when it happened and watched him race at silverstone .this is so hard to watch even all these years later .
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You need to check out the Isle of Man TT
_Art of Racing In the Rain_ is a recommended read. F1 (Formula 1) drivers is on a "whole 'nother level" regarding
technical ability.
_Peace & Jah Bless_
What’s up Mel! 🙌
Stevie Wonder...song.."AS" one of the finest songs ever recorded...
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Not sure how to request this song but please give it a whirl...pure musical genuis.
Senna was an absolute master of his sport.
I think we can take it a step further, he was a grandmaster of the sport 😎
I can go a couple of steps further than that & say that when he was in his prime, he wasn’t just a grand master of his sport.... He WAS the sport 🇧🇷🏎🇧🇷 ✊️😔
He was absolute freak of nature.. watching Senna race was privilege
as a brazilian, i'm proud to see you react to our hero
Brasileira aqui tbm! I'm a Brazilian too and this is great! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@Hydin Biden I watched that race live it haunts me to this day. Damn I'm crying again.
Emerson Fittipaldi was mine!💥🏁
@Hydin Biden He was the GOAT man!
Brasil!! Infelizmente nosso povo ta vivendo do passado. Ninguem chegou perto do Senna em qualquer esporte de 1994 pra ca....pqp!
The best driver that there ever was. So sad when he died. I was watching the race live on TV with my father. There was a helicopter filming him being attended to by the medics. You could see Aryton laying there with his helmet still on. There was a pool of blood next to his head. I turned to my father and said I think he's dead. I couldn't quite believe it. Such a sad moment I'll never forget.
I had EXACTLY the same experience myself.
Watched it happen exactly as you said...After he hit the wall at The Tamburello, there was a head on shot of him swarming around in the cockpit. Initially, I thought he was trying to get out of the car, it turns out he was probably staring to suffocate from the trauma of the collision...
There was no blood. He had no marks on his body.
@@BobbyGeneric145 Man...do some study...there were a lot a blood. they did a "traqueostomy" (can't say that medical term in english, even in portuguese I can't say it i think lol) on him...he also lost a lot of blood from his head due the colision...his body didn't have marks, but his head did.
@@BobbyGeneric145 His brain exploded, man.
Jamal, you should watch the documentary “Senna”. I’ve never cried in a movie theatre before watching this. The dude is truly a legend.
Sam Anderson Captures Fantastic biography!
This, def check it out. fantastic documentary
The Netflix doc about Senna is bad. It doesn't show his great victories.
@@albertoalmeida3424 not the Netflix one, the proper film made in 2010 m.imdb.com/title/tt1424432/
I'm from São Paulo, Brazil. The city where he was born.
Senna was the best.
Never will be a F1 driver like him.
Senna was the GOAT .....Jack from California
Ayrton Senna forever 💚🙏💚
He is the greatest driver i've ever seen . period .
@@michelbeaulieu6208 Agree 100%.....Lewis does not hold a candle to him!
I always think of Emerson Fittipaldi when I think of São Paulo. I always forget Senna was born there. Apologies. Ayrton truly was the greatest.
The movie "Senna" is inspiring and heartbreaking.
mini series right?
@@lassepetersen9686 Documentary movie. I saw it on Netflix, but it's gone from there. Prime has it for rent.
@@leehanson1416 well they are about to make a mini series on Netflix... just something to look forward to ;)
Yea
I watched it
The greatest Formula 1 driver of all time, period. Thank you Jamel
He was and still is THE BEST , I'm Brazilian thank you for this react
Senna was the king of the rain. And when it started raining during the race, we were full of joy cause we knew he would certainly win.I still cry everytime I see something about Senna. It has been almost 27 years he passed away. For his fans, it is still like having lost someone from the close family today.
As a Brazilian, I can tell you it was and still is the feeling shared by many of Brazilians. We used to say that Senna was family because all the family would wake up, get out of the bed and fix the breakfast and rush to the TV room to watch him race. When he died, it hit us all hard... It seemed a dear loved relative had died... In a way, that's exactly what happened. I have cried while watching this video... And will do so for the rest of my life.
This was a pleasant surprise!
I too was pleasantly supersized
Do you know what makes a Brazilian man cry? The answer: remembering Senna.
Tudo que falam ou vejo do Ayrton, é impossível meus olhos não lacrimejarem.
He showed humility like no other. A truly good man and there will never be another like him.
Senna, is the doc on Netflix. He was an amazing driver to watch. He would take your breath away and make you question physics. No idea how he was able to do what he did as a racecar driver.
Thanks for the reaction. He means a LOT to us, Brazilians. He’s probably the most important sports icon we have here. Legendary status.
He will always be my hero and I am 55 years old and I live in Greenville North Carolina and I still love watching him race he is my motivation on life Russell Foell Rest In Peace my brother
I was in Imola that day (I live a few kilometers from the circuit). As an Italian I supported Ferrari but Ayrton was loved by everyone. It was a very sad day.
Brazilian here too and yep, we admire him so much. He was great, The best.
He was amazing......I'm old enough to say I enjoyed F1 at Long Beach California
probably the most talented of them all....
Paul Jansen Yep. And absolutely the greatest in the wet.
with Gilles Villeneuve for sure
I'm brazilian, he is a hero, a legend, a myth in our country. Every year we remember the day he passed away, 1 may 1994. It will be like this forever. Thanks for the video.
Fan of the Grateful Dead AND Senna?!!? I'm so lucky to have seen both perform in person! We must be brothers! Thanks for sharing the love.
Senna was the GOAT.
As Brazilian-American watching this just fills me with pride and emotion! He was and will always be the King Of F1. 🇧🇷🇺🇸 On a side note, I got to drive my 68 Chevy Chevelle SS 396 in a fun classic car race at Interlagos, it ain't nothing like driving on a highway I will tell ya that!!
Senna is one of our Brazilian heroes. Happy to you see this legend
I'm from São Paulo Brazil
I love your music reactions and I was surprised to see you watching the legendary Ayrton Senna 🇧🇷
I’ve been watching Formula One since the late 1960s. I’ve had an opportunity to see many of the very best. I started watching Ayrton Senna in 1988 where he won his first world championship. He was an otherworldly driver. His driving skills even to a novice newcomer were so apparent. I really appreciate you taking a risk and sharing his brilliance with your audience. Thank you so much.
Ayrton Senna
Ayrton Senna da Silva was a Brazilian racing driver who won the Formula One World Drivers' Championship in 1988, 1990 and 1991. Senna is one of three Formula One drivers from Brazil to win the World Championship and won 41 Grands Prix and 65 pole positions, with the latter being the record until 2006.Wikipedia
Born:
Ayrton Senna da Silva, March 21, 1960, São Paulo, Brazil
Died:
May 1, 1994, Bologna, Italy
Nationality:
Brazilian
Thank you for the video. Senna is one of the best I've ever seen. I was a huge fan getting up at 7 on Sunday mornings to watch him on Speed channel. You asked a question; they do stop a practice or qualifying for a crash. Something else in the video, they talk about how much faster as his teammate, what's remarkable about that is the cars are supposed to be virtually identical. The time comparison between teammates is usually tenths or even hundredths of a second. In 1988 he out qualified his teammate the great Alain Prost by 1.4 seconds. Incredible!
He was next level!
Nobody has come close since!
He was simply the best
OLÉ OLÉ OLÉOLÉ
SENNA!
SENNA!!!
Jamel, definitely watch the documentary, Senna. An amazing racer, and his story. Will break your heart.
Those goose bumps? Yeah, I get them decades later watching him drive. That’s how great he was.
Senna is one of motor racings all time greats. An absolute legend. If you haven't watched the documentary film simply called Senna, Jamal, I highly recommend you check it out 👍
Ayrton is a brazillian hero. Not only did he won races and gave us pride, but he also donated millions to charity. To this day, we have the Ayrton Senna Institute in Brazil, that helps educate underprivileged children.
I recommend you look up some footage of his funeral in Sao Paulo. The whole city was mourning.
For us, that saw him in action, the sunday mornings (when F1 races take place in Brazil) were never the same after his passing.
Thank you so much for reacting to this!
Senna is pride of the Brazil!
Jamel one hello from Brazil!!
"I will be honest with you: I was never a Senna fan. I always though Gilles Villeneuve was the greatest racing driver of the world, but to make this film I watched hours and hours and hours of footage, and the thing is: Villeneuve was spectacular in a number of occasions, Senna was spectacular every single time he got in a car." - Jeremy Clarkson
I love Gilles, too.💕
Thank you doing this reaction video! I remember watching Formula One and Indy Car when I was a young kid in the 1980s rooting for drivers such as Ayrton Senna and Rick Mears. F1 and Indy Car are the reasons I not only fell in love with NASCAR and Moto GP but motorsports in general. It's unfortunate that I never got to meet Ayrton Senna and watch him race in person. I was living in Riverton,Wyoming in 1994 and I was 13 years old when I found out on the World News that Ayrton Senna had died after a very hard crash in the San Marino Grand Prix. He was 34 years old.
The best driver of all time and forever 💚🙏💚
Paula (Porto Seguro-Bahia-Brasil)
Olá amigo
Boa noite
Muito obrigada por falar desse homem tão querido por nós brasileiros...
Você homenageou um homem incrível
Kisses
Deus abençoe
Thanks for reacting to this video. As a Brazilian who saw Senna racing, it is quite emotional to see these images. He’s deeply missed. RIP hero.
As a Brazilian-American, I can tell you that Ayrton Senna is the greatest national hero of my lifetime. An absolute GENIUS driver. Highly recommend his documentary 'Senna', which came out about 10 years ago. Thanks for reacting to this Jamel! Keep up the great work :)
Jamel with this reaction has summoned thousands of Brazilians! Ayrton Senna do Brasil!
he died because of a problem with his Williams car in 1994. His steering wheel broke and he crashed into a wall. He died on sight but they pretended he didn't so the race would continue.
You should check the video of the Japanese reporters crying when they found out Senna died. He is considered a "Samurai" in Japan and is beloved Worldwide
It was a bad weekend for formua 1. Klaus Ratzenberger died on day before.
@@user-xk9zi7mm1r Yes the darkest weekend
@@user-xk9zi7mm1r Roland Ratzenberger, at least get his name right
@@DavidEverson77 Okay, okay, be a nice human about it, darling.
@@LQOTW it's called respect for all who died, not just Senna because he was a multiple world champion
Thank you senna was the best
Thanks for enlightening folks on Formula One racing.......Its really fun to watch
It's rare when practically ALL fans of a sport agree on who the greatest of all time is/was.... Senna is such an example.
senna was one of the greatest f1 drivers to ever live and a wonderful human being in that he gave millions to help underprivileged children in brazil...and when he passed away from his crash in imola in 94 his home country shut down for 3 days for to mourn the loss of him
The history of Ayrton Senna is absolutely incredible, you do not know what you are missing, he is a world idol. like!
My friend let me tel you...
First off all sorry my rusty English.
My nome is ricardo im from Portugal.
Im from senna era in F1, i like a lot F1 and i Saw a lot of Champions.....
We Will never see a driver like Ayrton Senna anymore...
He was born diferent....
Please check Senna videos and the movie.
The way he use to drive... Was magical...
The sound of his car was diferent.... The way he used the throtle........was diferent.
I was 13 years old when he died..... I was watching the Race...
He died like he lived.... He was born to Race, he died in first place, beeing the fastest, beeing Senna.... Number One.. he was magical.
I still cry today ,it still hurts to much.. im crying right now as im writing this, he was an umble person, Gave millions to Help childrens very Simple guy.
He was the master of them all.
Today drivers...are still Senna fans.. and most of them never Saw him Race....
Cheers from Portugal......
Ricardo
Senna THE GREAT.
he was a philanthropist also...
I recommend watching the movie Senna (documentary) and the American film The Art of Racing in the Rain (it's not about Senna but it mentions him)
That black JP Special is the coolest F1 car ever! These were the days when the driver was far more important than the car.
I watched the race where he crashed live on tv, it was so devastating. I was just a teenager and Senna was my boyfriend’s ultimate hero. We watched Formula 1 all the time. We both were in tears. On another note you should check out the movie Ford Vs. Ferrari. My teenage son is now a major car fan and watching that together was wonderful. 💙
A genius and phenomenal talent. Watching his final race live, as a teenager back in '94, was heartbreaking. Really looking forward to the Netflix series.
Thanks Jamel. Please definitely check more bout Senna. He was a great Human Being>
Rest assure that from now on you're gonna get a lot of fans in Brazil!!!!!
Watch the documentary “Senna”... It’ll make you cry, but it’s well worth it... Senna was a special athlete.
Senna...that man WAS speed. A truly immortal racing legend. Watching his laps was like witnessing something superhuman.
The documentary movie "Senna" is a masterpiece
man, what a legend :)
I really enjoyed watching someone discover the magic of Senna. Jamal, the documentary, Senna, will blow your mind.
Ayrton Senna Da Silva... The GOD on wheels!
As a brazilian, "Brother Senna" is beautifully welcome!
Jamel- There is a movie about him called "Senna", it is a sublime view of his life. It was like there was a camera on him his whole life. I was amazed by it. It came out in 2010. Good video!
Ayrton Senna Herói nacional Simples the best 💙🙏🏾🏎️🇧🇷🏆👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
This dude owned that shit🏆
Saw Senna race in Montreal in 1989, a very wet race that he didn't win. But it was a privilege to see him race. RIP to the master. The movie documentary is amazing and will leave you speechless.
He was the king of Monaco (very difficul circuit, a street circuit) and the king of thecrain. When he was racing under rain in Monaco, it was just magical!
He was really yo7ng when he passed, he was only 34 😔
J, I've been subscribed since the very beginning. Everyone who goes to any of your channels is immediately touched. I cannot believe how far you've come how successful, but you deserve it my man. I probably got two or three hundred subscriptions, and your channels by far are my favorite. I haven't commented to you in a long time so I just wanted to say this. So so proud of you my man. Thanks for the entertainment the love and smiles and of course the music
There's a documentary called "Senna", about his life. It is worth a watch.
Just watched this and it brought back so much admiration for the genius of Senna. You honestly have to watch an Ayrton Senna tribute by Honda. It's 6 mins long and is Musically and visually a work of genius. Enjoy it as it's a masterpiece.
seen it, mind blowing..
I'm continually impressed with the community of folks who follow this channel. Requesting not only some of the greatest music ever recorded but also this piece about Senna. I honestly would have never predicted or expected this here. It's great because race drivers are seriously passionate about their craft and that is inspirational. This was cool to watch.
Speaking of Brazilian racers.....
Congrats to Helio for winning an historic 4th Indianapolis 500!!!
☮️❤️🎵🏁🤗🤙
Aryton Senna de Silva was my favorite racer in F1 He was and still is the best. We lost him , but he still lives inside us.
@Jamel_AKA_Jamal - Thanks for the video about our brazilian hero, Senna! Even it´s hard to watch anything about him and do not cry...
We were so happy when it rained!! We knew Senna would win. ❤❤❤
My goodness bro!!! This is my favorite F1 driver and general race car driver of all time!! Watch the documentary Senna and you will be amazed at what a beast this dude was!!!
Have not been to a F1 race, but have been to Indianapolis for the 500 several times. The sound of 33 race cars thundering down the track is AMAZING to hear.
For yourself checkout the espn 30/30 it's amazing. He was one of the best in formula 1 ever IMO, cut down way to young. Much respect for doing this✌.
Obrigado fico feliz. Em nome povo brasileiro você. Lembrado nosso tricampeão mundial Ayrton Senna. Parabéns
He was probably the biggest idol for my people here in Brazil. In a country with serious problems, he always filled people with pride and hope
YES! THANK YOU! I've been waiting for someone to do a reaction to anything about Senna. Most i can find are only in portuguese. Please do more!
There are like 4 documentaries about him and Senna remains the only driver to have a higher fanbase outside his home country.
Senna honestly couldn't have a Top 10. A Top 30 would be easy to put together.
Very nice reaction video. Subscribed!
THANKS JAMEL! Senna is "Simply The Best"! Def check out the Doc "Senna" you'll love it!
i am so grateful to have been able to see him racing live. he was an inspiring human being that is truly missed.
May 1st 1994 was the last time I watched Formula 1 with interest. Ayrton was the GOAT. Like millions, I saw him die on TV. I remember switching off my tv set and burstin tears. He was the most brilliant driver I have ever witnessed. I remember his car dancing on the track even under heavy rains. That was just magical.
Loved this one Jamel, F1 and sports car racing are a big passion of mine. I was watching the race live on TV when Senna was taken from us. I'm in process building my fourth track car.... it's a powerful addiction and I love it.
I have no idea how they go so fast in the rain. My home track (Mid-Ohio) is literally an ice rink when it's wet.
I have been to at least 4 Formula 1 races in Austin TX. They are amazing to watch in person.
ayrton senna was a hero for us brazilians.
Aryton Senna died in 1994 as a result of a crash where he hit the wall at 190+ mph. RIP to the greatest F2 driver EVER. 🙏👆
There is a video of him (his view) driving a lap in Monaco in his frentic Honda powered race car....it's an older tv video, but oh man, so intense. He was hard to beat and if it rained....forget it, he was The Man.
The greatest sportsman I’ve ever seen. Watch the Top Gear tribute...... millions were in the streets for his funeral. His balance and car control was extraordinary. Truly missed.
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Obrigado Jamel, from Brasil
I used to love watching these guys race F1 in those days, especially as the BBC had Fleetwood Mac's the chaim as the opening theme.
I can’t believe you reacted to my driving hero Ayrton Senna. Consider me completely blown away.
ele é simplesmente o maior ídolo esportivo brasileiro. e todos que homenageiam nosso maior ídolo merecem nosso respeito.
Senna the best driver of all time. The rain master. The king of Monaco.
AYRTON SENNA DO BRASIL
Senna was a special man, never seen an athlete like him before or since
Senna was one of the best. If you ever feel like checking out more grand prix stuff, you should watch the movie "Rush". It is about the 1976 World Championship battle between James Hunt and Niki Lauda. It was dramatized a little, but I think it did a pretty good job of staying true to the source. Safety has come a long way. Those guys back then had some cajones!
Nobody was better in the rain! Nice that you reviewed this.
You MUST watch the documentary "Senna" on Netflix whether or not you care at all about auto racing. A very intense competitor, yet a very compassionate and spiritual man, his talent and dedication make him an icon, his tragic death elevated him to legendary status.
Very emotional film about real events.
Wow incredible 👏
Hello Jamal, In "good old days" (but sometimes tragic) of Formula one, races were never cancelled because of an accident ......just stopped the time to lift the injured (or dead) driver !!! They were driving under the rain too, and Senna as Schumacher or Verstappen today, was very good at this exercise !! Senna was 34 in 1994 when he died !! World Champion 88, 90, 91. 41 victories, 65 pole positions in 161 GP from 1984 to 1994 !! My favourite driver was Nigel Mansell, the man he beats for 14 thousands of a second in Spanish GP 1986.......but I miss Senna very much !!!!
I still have hundreds of Ayrton Senna stuff ,I was absolutely devastated when he passed and was watching the race when it happened and watched him race at silverstone .this is so hard to watch even all these years later .