@@cvakfree Balestre was the ultimate saboteur! Watch the full "Senna" documentary, the driver's meetings with Balestre are so dispicable that the FIA owes Senna at least 1 more legitimate WC. Oh yeah? You want to contest my point? Then how does the FIA justify making the pole sitter start the race from an outside & slower line in a race that would determine the World Champion in F1? Prost was fortunate to have such consistent collusion after constantly hopping to the faster team at her (err, his) first opportunity. It's easy to qualify pole and defend with the best car on the grid. That was Alana Prost's M.O. Don't even embarrass yourself, Ill educate you that Alana needed superior teams to contend for WCs. Here is the difference. Prost needed a superior machine and big-budget top teams to contend for both DC and CC. Senna was always late to the premier team, mostly because he was younger, and more loyal to the teams that gave him legitimate Driver/Constructor Championship opportunities. He stayed on too long with Lotus and McLaren. But he gave those teams everything he had when they started falling off.
I met (or more accurately ran into) Senna in Detroit right after he secured pole position. We made eye contact, and I said, "Good luck, Champ!!" His intense stare softened and he gave me a sly smile and a wink. This was before his first championship. I cherish that moment I met my most favorite driver. RIP Champ!!!
I remember Imola 1995, we stayed till Monday, since it was a holiday. I had my autograph with me, that Ayrton gave me in 1993. A young boy, 1 year younger than me, and his father spent all the money on a flight from Manaus to Rio by bus to Milan via London and Paris to see the GP and the place where Senna crashed. We talked and just because of that commitment, I gave him my autograph. I liked Senna but this little boy admired him. Even though this was a sad day and place, I will never forget his smile and tears and this was and will always be a special day for me. We stayed in contact until I received a letter from his father in June 2000 with the autograph, saying that Ernesto, the young boy, died at the age of 11 on April 21st, 2000 peacefully in his sleep. Years later, in a Senna documentary, I found out that this very day, April 21st, was the day Senna won his 1st F1 GP, also winning the Grand Slam (pole, leading all laps, fastest lap and race win). RIP Ernesto and Ayrton.
Even, of course, in Brazil. When he died we've got 3 days in mourning, and he got one of the biggest funeral in history! Millions and millions of people in the streets...
Respect from Bulgaria. The best pilot I ever saw. I was 9, when he passed away. Cryed for a day, but as I grow older, I really start to miss his rivaly with Prost
The image of Senna dropping all and running to Comas' aid will always stay with me - you just don't get that anymore. Of course, F1 was more dangerous back then, but it still speaks volumes about the man himself.
I mean, the racers nowadays still ask whether one is okay when they see the other got into an accident but i agree. Of course today, the chance of your car blowing up is almost non-existent.
I always get choked-up when watching Senna run to help his fellow driver in need, when he shut-off the engine of the crashed car. He didn't hesitate; he simply reacted and did what he could to help. Much respect.
I always find it so strange that Ayrton cared so much for Comas that he would stop his car and sprint to him on a busy almost full green circuit, yet the same man would deliberately start, and drive into Prost, making no attempt to stop or turn. He was an extremely complicated man, who would do whatever was required to win, and on the other hand would do anything to help a driver in danger. He truly was the greatest driver of his era, and one of the greatest ever.
The sight of the black and gold Lotus with Sennas bright yellow helmet shining from the cockpit is still one of the most beautiful views in motorsports of all time.
I really don't understand people who make these kind of comments, there's no points for qualifying. Prost was well known for focusing more on his race set-up than qualifying, so what does being 1.5 seconds in front mean, really? --- prime example Mexico 1990 where he ditched qualifying tyres altogether and instead set-up his car... he started 13th and won the race, overtaking Senna in the process (who wasn't able to manage his tyres like Prost and instead of pitting ended up with a blow out--- after Prost had overtaken him). I don't know about you but I rather be 1 minute 18 seconds faster in the race (to win, as apposed to being 6th) -- in the same car without any issues as was the case in Portugal later that year. Than to be 1.5 seconds back in pole, in a race that Prost ends up winning anyway. The fact this is given as Senna's best moment says everything.... Senna was great at qualifying, when the track was empty and he could run at his own pace on his own lines.... When it came to the race though, more often than not, he'd go backwards. Wheel to wheel racing - he did actually crash quite a lot. It was even noted at the time that he had no patience with back markers after no less than five accidents while trying to get past. King of qualifying, may be. King of the sport - not even close. If he hadn't have died, he'd be vilified these days as apposed to glorified.
@@bibaswanmukherjee7237 How else would his premediated crash on Prost in Suzuka 1990 be viewed? In our reality its all hush-hush but I can't see this being looked back on favourably if he was still alive. He admitted to taking him out, and the data shows he didn't even lift off the throttle, not even slightly. That's at a corner where a few people have died in similar incidents, not to mention the marshals and track side staff that could have been injured. May be not his career in general but he did have some really questionable moments that no one is 'allowed' to talk about, as it seems a bit disrespectful.
Taking 1.5 seconds out of Prost on a quali lap says it all about Senna. For me the opening lap at Donnington in 93 was his best drive. His feel for car, grip, line and his race craft were almost supernatural.
yep mate... i remember of Hunt saying about Senna driving on wet with slicks (he didn't change tyres when the rain came back) and going even faster than anyone on track... "only possible with the genius of Senna" he said. What I like the most: everyone was on track, Schumacher, Prost, Hill, Alesi, Berger, Patrese... and Senna made it looks like he was in a different category (like him in LMP vs everyone in GT). Remarkable.
1.5 secs faster than prost in the same car, that's the lap of the century for me.... 1 and a 1/2 seconds is light years, and on 1 of the shortest tracks. Senna was Mr Monaco.. no doubt ab it!!! pure legend!!genius
yup thanks to the most powerfull engine.The bigger mistake was when ron denis change the engine supplier TAG Porsche with hunda.Thanks to that sena beated Prost 1988.
I wonder sometimes if it was karma that caught up with Williams; failing to ever acknowledge what went wrong with that car exactly. I guess we'll never know.
Senna, you knew you were loved by many, but not how much. I remember you every day and I fall in love even more with the man and sportsman that was. I try to keep alive the memory of his history, character and affection, an incomparable, unsurpassed genius who, besides being a patriot, was an example of a kind man but also determined, just and with courage. You was soetacular in all races , the king of pedals and clues. You will live forever in our hearts, a legend, our idol. I'd give anything to stop that race, not yet accepted, but I think your departure was for you to become something much bigger today, a deity, a myth.
Ayrton Senna, probably the most recognisable driver ever in the history of Formula One. Since his death 25 years ago, we will never forget his achievements and foreful history of his career, his three-time world champions including his friend also the death of Roland Ratzenberger. R.I.P Senna and Ratzenberger 1960 - 1994 ❤️
No one really remembers Ratzenberger :( 3 mill lined up the streets to see Senna but 250 went to Ratzenberger's Funeral but still. RIP Senna and Ratzenberger
@Gabbie McKenzie also McLaren immortalized him in the form of on the most badass street cars today. He would have loved it, I think. Its just as mean and powerful as he was. Good man, great driver. Shame I didn't get to see his races live
A legend of not only Formula 1 but sports as a whole. Ayrton Senna passed away 25 years ago, but his legend remains vividly in the hearts and minds of F1 fans. Rest in peace Ayrton, you'll never be forgotten
Insulting to senna:. Michael Jordan played on the best team ever and didn’t win shit when he came back to the wizards. MJ would love to be the senna of basketball
I know this will just disappear in thousands of comments, but I just wanna say that he is also loved so much in Serbia too. For me, the greatest f1 driver ever!❤
What a country Yougoslavia! I was there before they rotten every thing, a gerbil country, I just found an old book about futboll in France, plenty of good players! I no wonder you like Senna, Kusturica did a super film about Diego, love is a value in your country. We were crying when they tried to invade, but you people, fought as Senna used to do...(in a conference, in Rambouillet, France, they gave a treaty to be signed, Yougos agreed, then next they they were going to sign in front of the cameras, they changed the text, the Yougo minister said, I'll read it before signing, he refused! and they bombed, they cheat always, as they did with Senna, they steal a championship, races...)
@@eletronikgameplays5458 Rubens Barrichello says in so many enterviews if he is died for 6 minutes in ur crash in Ímola on the friday. He Says too if ur impact on the wall was be 60x the G-Force
Beautiful detail, that of Senna's first GP victory was at Brazil's brother nation of Portugal. Will never forget that sad day in Imola; was only 9 years old, but I still remeber where I was, with whom, and doing what. Never again kept interest on watching F1 races, it was just tremendously sad no to see Senna there. Descansa em paz, lenda! Um abraço de um português nascido no Brasil.
I have seen F1 using better Senna images than before Liberty Media. Congratulations for valuating Senna's history and him legacy. I am brazilian and for me he is a hero.
@@Spyker8921 shut up, he died by both being hit by a tire and a sping one of which is why the halo is here, he caused almost all the Safety Regulations almost every single one
@@amnaah653 Don't tell NtsParadize to shut up for you had no right to tell someone what to do. Now leave NtsParadize alone and show some respect while you're at it.
He really pulled out all the stops for that one. A physically very fit man, he drove himself to the end of his endurance. That with his willingness to repeat it time and again, to me, makes him a legend.
I don't wanna be disrespectful to Senna, but his fitness level was abysmal, isnt that the reason why he cant lift the trophy? legendary driving skills, but not legendary fitness. The reason why todays drivers step out the car without problem has two reasons: high fitness level (Schumacher was the one who raised the bar considering fitness) and cars are probably less demanding to drive, though this is just an assumption
@@LUCASNSGUACHO Only for those who are numerologists and do not evaluate with depth and wisdom. Fangio exalted Senna, and the other two elected Ayrton as the greatest of all time, but who thinks he is right is hater Lucas, a keyboard pilot without credibility.
@@LUCASNSGUACHO You can see from a distance that you don't understand anything about the sport in question just by looking at the channels you're subscribed to. Now that is to be more of a stray who loves to be ashamed.
Ayrton Senna não era só piloto, ele conhecia cada mecânica do seu carro e sabia o que podia extrair de seu carro, Ayrton Senna é o melhor piloto de fórmula 1.
i don't think all the current world champion could best another world champion for almost 1.5sec a lap with basically the same car. that's just amazing.
Senna said that he 'wasn't driving the car that weekend - someone (something) else was'. His shunt during the race was when control was handed back to him. The car was going too quickly - even for Ayrton...
@@maryamkaita2529 Senna meant as if God was leading the car for him. Guiding him through the corners and etc. He realized he was doing those turns out of his standards, and, instead of gloat for that, he took that very humbly, as if it was a sort of sign or guidance. He was a very humble and religious man.
I assume that no driver on earth ever raced can out pace Ayrton Senna in similar cars in Monaco. He is just on another level. Even much better and ahead of Micheal Schumacher, Fangio, Hamilton, Prost and the other greats. Absolutely the best driver ever to race. Legend!
cinegraphics Hamilton obviously, because of the car, just like the only reason Hamilton wins now. Hamilton is fucking garbage, its his car that makes him first, every time.
@@cinegraphics You compare a man that drove a beast to a boy that drives a highly refined machine. The cars are not even remotely the same, then and now.
E patriota! Ele fazia pelo sonho dele e pra ver o povo brasileiro vibrar! E olha que na época o Brasil era pior.... erguia a bandeira e dizia "Eu sou Brasileiro"
Virou inspiração não só de atletas amigo. Senna é inspiração pra qualquer ser humano que conheça a sua história. Independente de raça, cultura ou religião.
Exato , ele não é só o maior Piloto de todos os tempo mas também o maior esportista de todos os tempos. Ele é algo inexplicável , não é normal o que ele fazia. Não é daqui!!
Thanks to F1 RUclips team, for remembering Ayrton. His passion for this sport together with his talent produced indeed remarkable stories. No matter how many times I see it, it always hits me emotionally. Was he the best F1 driver? Well, it seems so, although we can point out some weaknesses, that not all Brazilian fans would agree: Prost had better starts and, more importantly, Senna's obsession for staying ahead, using all possible means, made him go over the limit more than a couple of times. But a hero without weak points is not a true hero. Thanks again and let's celebrate, instead of being sad.
His qualifying lap in Phoenix in ‘91 was pretty special as well! His former teammate, now driving in the better handling Ferrari, had a better qualifying time late into the second session. In typical Senna fashion, he went out for his last stint with minute left, and when he drove by the Ferrari pits stuck out his forefinger at Prost. He then knocked 1.5s off his next best time, which put him over 1 second ahead of Prost. Even though Schumacher ended up with more poles, I still feel that Senna was the master of this arena, for his ability to perform when it was most needed!
You're absolutely right. And there's the fact that Senna had the indisputable best car for only 2 seasons, during which his team mate was the great Alain Prost, with the final pole positions score of 26 vs 4 in favor of Senna. That's a phenomenal achievement and prove of Ayrton's unmatched skills as the fastest racing driver of all time. @@taforth
The ultimate racing driver (without too much computers/electronics) and a man ahead of his time, with his astounding racing and personal life philosophy. No one like him before nor since.
If it wasn't for the stupid points system in 1988 and Senna deliberately taking Prost out in 1990 then he would have one. Balestre was an arse but Senna wasn't perfect either.
Thomas Bennett do a fact check - Ballestri was French and always chatting with Prost putting his personal preferences of this job as the president an international federation. Senna took Prost out because the year before Prost threw the first punch as a true chicken by taking Senna out. Senna managed to come back replace the nose and won the race to then be disqualified by the criminal Ballestri told so by Prost that Senna came back into the race driving through a fucking chicane. Give me a fucking break. F1 was all dirty politics, power, money.
@@tonkihonks3430 The difference was that Prost chose to play his game at 60mph, Senna did it at over 160mph. I never denied that Balestre favoured Prost, but things were evened up in 1990.
Único piloto que conseguiu ser campeão mundial (por duas vezes, diga-se de passagem) utilizando um câmbio manual contra adversários com câmbio semi-automático. Simplesmente incrível!
@@williamsalvatori988 o cara ganhou sem freios.... o cara ganhou na chuva.... pode ser qualquer carro, se vc não sabe pilotar vai se fuder nas duas situações
That '84 Monaco race was easily one of the greatest drives in history. Senna in a crap Toleman powered by a crap Hart engine lapping 3 seconds faster than everybody in the pouring rain.
And yet, a certain star was quite forgotten during the race. A very certain german, who would lose his life in the next year, was catching up to Senna from P20, with 200hp less. Bellof would eventually get disqualified from the race, as his car was underweight.
It made me wonder if it could have been an influence. If you search the Internet you will find some drawings of Goku and other DragonBall characters wearing the McLaren uniform, and even driving the car. In addition to photos of Senna with Akira Toriyama himself.
I’ve only been watching F1 for a year, there a few people that have stood out and surprised me like Juan Pablo Montoya qualifying laps or how Max Verstappen was in F1 at a very young age, but I haven’t seen anyone as great as Senna, he was very fast in qualifying and he had astonishing race pace from what i’ve seen. He’s my one and only person I could actually call my hero.
I was there when he won his last Grand Prix at Adelaide 93. Missed the old days when he was driving on the edge against Prost , Msnsell etc. RIP legend.
I tried to beat that Lap of the Gods in Monaco on F1 2020 and it is nearly impossible to beat that time with any car from the 80's or 90's. He was a true legend in Monaco.
We lost our godfather. I’m Brazilian and I was 9 years old I can remember like yesterday Brazil changed forever. We are not the same after Senna died. We didn’t have many things to celebrate, Senna was our hero. Still in our thoughts forever. Rest In Peace Legend.
One fascinating thing about Senna. He was driving like a hooligan, he was literally on the razor's edge every single time. But out of the cockpit, he was the total opposite, a well-manered latino lover type of a guy, tempered but passionate at the same time. But judging by his driving you'd expect at least a fistfight in the paddock after the race. I will never forget his lap in that Honda at Laguna Seca, doing heel-toe and left foot braking in his moccasins. Class
Remembrance day of Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Da Silva (Senna) the crashes that changed the safety in F1 for ever, i can hardly forget that moment watching the screen... Seeing the horrendous weekend evolve from the bad crash of Rubens to even more devastating things to happen... ....numb.. But it is Senna's way of thinking and his philosophy on life and his empathy what inspires the most!
@Nicolomeus no... there is a pool out there by motorsport saying senna is the GOAT... even TOP GEAR says that too... even shummy in topgear recognizes senna is the best... so you are just a shummy fanboy....
@Nicolomeus Dude, it's Senna's video. It's the 25th anniversary of him passing away. Why don't you go write "Schumacher" on a Schumacher video because no one cares
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Ayrton Senna is not gone, he's just a lap ahead of us.
So i dont wanna race him at all.
Well said man.
#FarewellSENNALeyend
awww nice one
@@RowdyRide That kinda makes sense but it is very disrespectful
It's been 25 years. 25 years. ¼ of a century. Still not forgotten. And never will.
@@luca5678 ok einstein, we got it
Didn't you comment these exact same words on another video?
Never forget!
@@guusziin6241 Settle down Gustavo after all you need to lighten up and try to take it easy.
Miles Yuen yes he did, I think it was McLaren’s tribute uploaded yesterday
The thing i most remember about his races: it's raining, he will win for sure.
That is if Prost and his friend do not still from him!
@@cvakfree Balestre was the ultimate saboteur! Watch the full "Senna" documentary, the driver's meetings with Balestre are so dispicable that the FIA owes Senna at least 1 more legitimate WC.
Oh yeah? You want to contest my point?
Then how does the FIA justify making the pole sitter start the race from an outside & slower line in a race that would determine the World Champion in F1?
Prost was fortunate to have such consistent collusion after constantly hopping to the faster team at her (err, his) first opportunity.
It's easy to qualify pole and defend with the best car on the grid. That was Alana Prost's M.O. Don't even embarrass yourself, Ill educate you that Alana needed superior teams to contend for WCs.
Here is the difference.
Prost needed a superior machine and big-budget top teams to contend for both DC and CC.
Senna was always late to the premier team, mostly because he was younger, and more loyal to the teams that gave him legitimate Driver/Constructor Championship opportunities.
He stayed on too long with Lotus and McLaren. But he gave those teams everything he had when they started falling off.
@@seanmahon9553 I'm litterally watching that documentary and I totally believe you. Prost really changed senna.
yes your right...
By a minute
People need to realize what is being 1,5 second ahead of Prost driving similar cars in a qualifying lap !
It's just insane. Prost also won 4x in Monaco, it was one of his best tracks.
It was 1988, new car for Senna,prost was twice world champion for maclaren ate that time,the professor.
Mexico 1990 Mate...me Mexico 1990
Senna is a legend I wish he wouldn’t of died in 1994 at imola
Who is Prost? I don´t know her ;-)
I met (or more accurately ran into) Senna in Detroit right after he secured pole position. We made eye contact, and I said, "Good luck, Champ!!" His intense stare softened and he gave me a sly smile and a wink. This was before his first championship. I cherish that moment I met my most favorite driver. RIP Champ!!!
Awesome 😮😮😮
Wow, that's amazing. It must be the hell of a good memory to you.
Touched by a saint
@Crixus Mauperthuis wtf??? wdym by "saint are criminals and liars" and that kind of stuff
@Crixus Mauperthuis so Senna was Khá BảnH of F1
I remember Imola 1995, we stayed till Monday, since it was a holiday. I had my autograph with me, that Ayrton gave me in 1993. A young boy, 1 year younger than me, and his father spent all the money on a flight from Manaus to Rio by bus to Milan via London and Paris to see the GP and the place where Senna crashed. We talked and just because of that commitment, I gave him my autograph. I liked Senna but this little boy admired him.
Even though this was a sad day and place, I will never forget his smile and tears and this was and will always be a special day for me.
We stayed in contact until I received a letter from his father in June 2000 with the autograph, saying that Ernesto, the young boy, died at the age of 11 on April 21st, 2000 peacefully in his sleep.
Years later, in a Senna documentary, I found out that this very day, April 21st, was the day Senna won his 1st F1 GP, also winning the Grand Slam (pole, leading all laps, fastest lap and race win).
RIP Ernesto and Ayrton.
Beautiful story thank you for sharing
My respect :)
Sensacional!
Racing is brotherhood man. You're all my brothers I want to race with someday. That story touched my heart.
What a amazing history and amazing attitude. You have my respect. Racing is passion, friendship and joy. Your words show this!
Senna
He is always my hero.
Thank you from Japan.
Arigatou. From Brazil.
Even, of course, in Brazil. When he died we've got 3 days in mourning, and he got one of the biggest funeral in history! Millions and millions of people in the streets...
Respect from Bulgaria. The best pilot I ever saw. I was 9, when he passed away. Cryed for a day, but as I grow older, I really start to miss his rivaly with Prost
Tanks my brother,Hug from Brazil 🇧🇷🇯🇵
🇧🇷❤️🇯🇵
Ayrton Senna is the greatest formula 1 driver of all time. A simply genius, that will be remembered for ever.
The image of Senna dropping all and running to Comas' aid will always stay with me - you just don't get that anymore. Of course, F1 was more dangerous back then, but it still speaks volumes about the man himself.
I mean, the racers nowadays still ask whether one is okay when they see the other got into an accident but i agree.
Of course today, the chance of your car blowing up is almost non-existent.
I thought Gutierrez running towards Alonso before even putting the wheel back on to make sure he was okay was a pretty decent thing, too.
My #1 moment of senna is him smacking the wall.
Then of course, he'd ram Prost off the track at 150mph, risking both their lives. Senna wasn't always this wonderful human being all the time.
@@weallfollowmanutd he had major flaws, far from an angel or anything like that. But overral he was a good human being.
I always get choked-up when watching Senna run to help his fellow driver in need, when he shut-off the engine of the crashed car. He didn't hesitate; he simply reacted and did what he could to help. Much respect.
He is definitely very fast when driving his F1 car. And he is most definitely very very fast in saving that man’s life! What an angel!
I always find it so strange that Ayrton cared so much for Comas that he would stop his car and sprint to him on a busy almost full green circuit, yet the same man would deliberately start, and drive into Prost, making no attempt to stop or turn. He was an extremely complicated man, who would do whatever was required to win, and on the other hand would do anything to help a driver in danger. He truly was the greatest driver of his era, and one of the greatest ever.
Total respect 🙏 👏
Big man...Im not sure if i would do that .........much respect for him
I think that one should have been at #1,
The sight of the black and gold Lotus with Sennas bright yellow helmet shining from the cockpit is still one of the most beautiful views in motorsports of all time.
Yes it is! 👏👏👏
That lotus was a thing of a beauty
Looked like a car from the future... some team now need to pick up that design
@@rafikbedrani5997 Haas did in 2019 but didn't do it justice
It's been over 26 years when he died. It still hurts...
It will always hurt, especially May 1.
it will never not hurt
@@salmanahjum-mathee9055 It only you
I still can't believe he isn't there
Senna will always be in our heart
Sad fact : senna died on impact
When you are a second and half quicker a lap than your teammate, and your teammate is Alain Prost!
You are the absolute king of this sport
Nothing to add.
👏👏👏👏👏
I really don't understand people who make these kind of comments, there's no points for qualifying. Prost was well known for focusing more on his race set-up than qualifying, so what does being 1.5 seconds in front mean, really? --- prime example Mexico 1990 where he ditched qualifying tyres altogether and instead set-up his car... he started 13th and won the race, overtaking Senna in the process (who wasn't able to manage his tyres like Prost and instead of pitting ended up with a blow out--- after Prost had overtaken him).
I don't know about you but I rather be 1 minute 18 seconds faster in the race (to win, as apposed to being 6th) -- in the same car without any issues as was the case in Portugal later that year. Than to be 1.5 seconds back in pole, in a race that Prost ends up winning anyway. The fact this is given as Senna's best moment says everything.... Senna was great at qualifying, when the track was empty and he could run at his own pace on his own lines.... When it came to the race though, more often than not, he'd go backwards. Wheel to wheel racing - he did actually crash quite a lot. It was even noted at the time that he had no patience with back markers after no less than five accidents while trying to get past.
King of qualifying, may be. King of the sport - not even close. If he hadn't have died, he'd be vilified these days as apposed to glorified.
@@odmarketing7551 yeah you are right....but i doubt that he would have been villified
@@bibaswanmukherjee7237 How else would his premediated crash on Prost in Suzuka 1990 be viewed? In our reality its all hush-hush but I can't see this being looked back on favourably if he was still alive. He admitted to taking him out, and the data shows he didn't even lift off the throttle, not even slightly. That's at a corner where a few people have died in similar incidents, not to mention the marshals and track side staff that could have been injured. May be not his career in general but he did have some really questionable moments that no one is 'allowed' to talk about, as it seems a bit disrespectful.
Taking 1.5 seconds out of Prost on a quali lap says it all about Senna. For me the opening lap at Donnington in 93 was his best drive. His feel for car, grip, line and his race craft were almost supernatural.
With a Ford focus engine lol
No Monaco 1988 was still better beating Prost by 1.5 seconds that’s a lot
And with a lesser car...
Remember, those Williams cars were just as much better in the wet as on a dry track. IIRC, they had almost 70 bhp more than the McLaren.
yep mate... i remember of Hunt saying about Senna driving on wet with slicks (he didn't change tyres when the rain came back) and going even faster than anyone on track... "only possible with the genius of Senna" he said. What I like the most: everyone was on track, Schumacher, Prost, Hill, Alesi, Berger, Patrese... and Senna made it looks like he was in a different category (like him in LMP vs everyone in GT). Remarkable.
"Finishing second is like being first of the ones to lose"
AYRTON SENNA
RIP LEGEND
"If you're not first, you're last!" Ricky Bobby
@@GloomGaiGar actually I think that's a quote from Vince Lombardi
@@GloomGaiGar is that from Talladega Nights??
El brasileño mas querido por la Argentina. Los que tenemos 35 en adelante, madrugabamos los domingos para "torcer" por Ayrton.
Él fue una luz q vino al mundo para traer una emoción incondicional y se fue 😢 todo q es bueno se va rápido
não sabia Hermano
Eu não sabia que os Hermanos gostavam do Airton Senna. Valeu Hermanos
Gracias manito
Gracias, amigo.
1.5 secs faster than prost in the same car, that's the lap of the century for me.... 1 and a 1/2 seconds is light years, and on 1 of the shortest tracks. Senna was Mr Monaco.. no doubt ab it!!! pure legend!!genius
Truly phenomenal, senna was brilliant
yup thanks to the most powerfull engine.The bigger mistake was when ron denis change the engine supplier TAG Porsche with hunda.Thanks to that sena beated Prost 1988.
Not just Monaco. That Jerez lap was INSANE (ruclips.net/video/SK6RZdb-Ooo/видео.html)
And there is no onboard-footage c'mon. We've onboard footage from fucking Yuji Ide, but this lap - no chance :-(
Dude are you for real? Senna and overrated? Tell me why! I would love to hear your fairytale.
Just introduced my 4 year old son to Ayrton. After watching this video he said “He’s the best isn’t he?” 🥺 we miss you Ayrton
this makes me the sad
Rest well mate, we will never forget😔
I wonder sometimes if it was karma that caught up with Williams; failing to ever acknowledge what went wrong with that car exactly. I guess we'll never know.
Senna, you knew you were loved by many, but not how much. I remember you every day and I fall in love even more with the man and sportsman that was. I try to keep alive the memory of his history, character and affection, an incomparable, unsurpassed genius who, besides being a patriot, was an example of a kind man but also determined, just and with courage. You was soetacular in all races , the king of pedals and clues. You will live forever in our hearts, a legend, our idol. I'd give anything to stop that race, not yet accepted, but I think your departure was for you to become something much bigger today, a deity, a myth.
O melhor piloto de todos os tempos 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Sim❤
Verdade! O melhor e o maior!
Pena q os jovens brasileiros já estão longe do gosto q tínhamos pelo esporte
@@817ysgIjb Pq não o conhecem, quem o conhece como eu que tenho 18 só tenho respeito e admiração!
Está na mesma posição do Juan Manuel fangio
Ayrton Senna, probably the most recognisable driver ever in the history of Formula One. Since his death 25 years ago, we will never forget his achievements and foreful history of his career, his three-time world champions including his friend also the death of Roland Ratzenberger. R.I.P Senna and Ratzenberger 1960 - 1994 ❤️
Barrichello survived with a broken nose and arm
@kevin paul halliday there was also a two car crash on Friday but it wasnt as serious as the rest, I think both the drivers were only minorly injured
No one really remembers Ratzenberger :( 3 mill lined up the streets to see Senna but 250 went to Ratzenberger's Funeral but still. RIP Senna and Ratzenberger
@Gabbie McKenzie also McLaren immortalized him in the form of on the most badass street cars today. He would have loved it, I think. Its just as mean and powerful as he was. Good man, great driver. Shame I didn't get to see his races live
A legend of not only Formula 1 but sports as a whole. Ayrton Senna passed away 25 years ago, but his legend remains vividly in the hearts and minds of F1 fans. Rest in peace Ayrton, you'll never be forgotten
Dont be sad that he is gone, be happy that he was there!
Senna was for F1 like a Michael Jordan for NBA and Roger Federer for Tennis or Michael Jackson and Freddie Mercury for the Music: ¡Legends and GOATS!
Michael Jackson of the music? No way, are you sick or blind? MOZART of the music !!!
Michael jackson? ta de zuera..
Insulting to senna:. Michael Jordan played on the best team ever and didn’t win shit when he came back to the wizards. MJ would love to be the senna of basketball
MJ was more visual than musical, I'd say Bach would be the equivalent for music.
@@viestt180 JSBach... definitely fits alot better than a pedo freak show.
The greatest move in sport history when Senna stop the car and help the guy in another car. True champion.
I know this will just disappear in thousands of comments, but I just wanna say that he is also loved so much in Serbia too. For me, the greatest f1 driver ever!❤
Petkovic ( Serbian soccer player) is loved in Brazil too!
Greetings from Brazil!!
What a country Yougoslavia! I was there before they rotten every thing, a gerbil country, I just found an old book about futboll in France, plenty of good players! I no wonder you like Senna, Kusturica did a super film about Diego, love is a value in your country. We were crying when they tried to invade, but you people, fought as Senna used to do...(in a conference, in Rambouillet, France, they gave a treaty to be signed, Yougos agreed, then next they they were going to sign in front of the cameras, they changed the text, the Yougo minister said, I'll read it before signing, he refused! and they bombed, they cheat always, as they did with Senna, they steal a championship, races...)
Very nice to know about this.
@@danwater Only loved by flamingu supporters
Neće brate
Senna sempre será o herói brasileiro!!!🏁🏎🏆
R.I.P Senna🙁😢
Senna > Pele 101%
Thiago Fermin ninguem sabe, Mas Nao É necessario o Rip Pq Ele Nao morreu, so voltou Pra casa, Nao era desse planeta
@@leosampaio1075 mitou!!!
@@leosampaio1075 De acuerdo hermano! Por eso los mataron el si o no ☝️
Concordo
RIP Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger (people who died on the weekend at Imola 94).
senna had an austrian flag on his pocket to hold in his hand if he had won at imola... truly a hero.
Yeah that is true
The crash of Rubens Barrichello was a warning of the tragedy
@@eletronikgameplays5458 well said. they were so cautious about senna's driving, but closed their eyes to the circuit at the time...
@@eletronikgameplays5458 Rubens Barrichello says in so many enterviews if he is died for 6 minutes in ur crash in Ímola on the friday. He Says too if ur impact on the wall was be 60x the G-Force
Beautiful detail, that of Senna's first GP victory was at Brazil's brother nation of Portugal.
Will never forget that sad day in Imola; was only 9 years old, but I still remeber where I was, with whom, and doing what. Never again kept interest on watching F1 races, it was just tremendously sad no to see Senna there.
Descansa em paz, lenda! Um abraço de um português nascido no Brasil.
I am Portuguese and I remember very well the race in Estoril under heavy rain....insane...👍
That race was something out of this world!
Awesome performance on the rain, legend master... boss always on fire
I'm so jealous of you. I was 10km away as a newborn 😅
@@goduxunike I was a Kid(11yrs)...but somethings we cant never forget...
Eu estive lá! Fiquei encharcado e depois perdi a conta das imperiais que bebi...foi fantástico.
I have seen F1 using better Senna images than before Liberty Media. Congratulations for valuating Senna's history and him legacy. I am brazilian and for me he is a hero.
Same to me, thank you sooo much F1
Not just in Brazil, he's a legend here in the US too!
That emotional Brazilian win though🇧🇷💯🏔
Without halo
@@Spyker8921 shut up, he died by both being hit by a tire and a sping one of which is why the halo is here, he caused almost all the Safety Regulations almost every single one
The screams still give me chills every time
@@amnaah653 Don't tell NtsParadize to shut up for you had no right to tell someone what to do.
Now leave NtsParadize alone and show some respect while you're at it.
@@spunky2006 he does it every comment every video
there are good drivers, great drivers, there are legends, and there is Ayrton Senna da Silva, simply the best
Every year there is one F1 winner. For every sport, there is only one ultimate champion and for F1, just Senna
The moment when he can't lift his trophy made me cry. Legend
You know it was an other times when pilots were exhausted in the end of the race more than they are today.
He really pulled out all the stops for that one. A physically very fit man, he drove himself to the end of his endurance. That with his willingness to repeat it time and again, to me, makes him a legend.
@@MrCharlou92You in that race he drive with a only 6th gear.
@@Borgatiger I knew it, it's incredible. Holy driver he was...
I don't wanna be disrespectful to Senna, but his fitness level was abysmal, isnt that the reason why he cant lift the trophy? legendary driving skills, but not legendary fitness. The reason why todays drivers step out the car without problem has two reasons: high fitness level (Schumacher was the one who raised the bar considering fitness) and cars are probably less demanding to drive, though this is just an assumption
A very aggressive racer who met his faith doing what he loved. Respect
*fate
O Maior de todos os tempos! Imortal, Herói Nacional 🇧🇷
Nosso verdadeiro ídolo do esporte, não igual o Pelé que abandonou seus filhos
uma lenda!
Senna, um mito. Nunca vi piloto igual a ale.
Realmente amigo! No país do futebol o idolo maior é um piloto💙
❤️Migliore
Senna o melhor pilotos de todo os tempos.
Fangio, Schmacher and Hamilton are better.
@@LUCASNSGUACHO Only for those who are numerologists and do not evaluate with depth and wisdom. Fangio exalted Senna, and the other two elected Ayrton as the greatest of all time, but who thinks he is right is hater Lucas, a keyboard pilot without credibility.
@@mariaeduardacosta5925 Your Bias shows just as your name.
@@LUCASNSGUACHO You can see from a distance that you don't understand anything about the sport in question just by looking at the channels you're subscribed to. Now that is to be more of a stray who loves to be ashamed.
@@mariaeduardacosta5925 That has to be the most ignorant and bitter comments ive ever read, i hope you find the help you need.
Ayrton Senna não era só piloto, ele conhecia cada mecânica do seu carro e sabia o que podia extrair de seu carro, Ayrton Senna é o melhor piloto de fórmula 1.
Senna's 1988 Monaco quali is basically him in Ultra Instinct mode.
I remebered Senna when I saw Goku’s ultra instinct too! Lol
Me to
i don't think all the current world champion could best another world champion for almost 1.5sec a lap with basically the same car. that's just amazing.
Senna said that he 'wasn't driving the car that weekend - someone (something) else was'. His shunt during the race was when control was handed back to him. The car was going too quickly - even for Ayrton...
80,s f1 car driving itself in Monaco and beating world champion prost by 1.5sec can you hear yourself?
@@maryamkaita2529 Senna meant as if God was leading the car for him. Guiding him through the corners and etc. He realized he was doing those turns out of his standards, and, instead of gloat for that, he took that very humbly, as if it was a sort of sign or guidance. He was a very humble and religious man.
@@grgameplay4317 well he must have pissed of god a few years later then
@@henkvandermeer4183 this is just sick
Na pista, ele era um absurdo.
Na chuva, ele era a tempestade.
Pra nós, ele é um ídolo!
Poético ❤️
empodeiradas falando como se soubessem.... que bom que senna morreu, ele nao tivesse aceitado esse mimimi e mulheres ignorantes dando opiniao absurda
Perfeita definição
Senna was the greatest to have ever lived. Although he is not here anymore his legacy still lives on. Race in peace, Legend.
88 Monaco qualifying really was a lap of the gods!
He was and will be always be the greatest driver that has ever lived.
I wish I could see he racing live. He is a true legend. I was born in 2006 but unfortunately he has gone in 1994. RIP Champ
i saw when i was young with my dad senna on tv...it was amazing de sound of mclaren honda...the best of all time
I assume that no driver on earth ever raced can out pace Ayrton Senna in similar cars in Monaco. He is just on another level. Even much better and ahead of Micheal Schumacher, Fangio, Hamilton, Prost and the other greats. Absolutely the best driver ever to race. Legend!
This makes my eyes water, I don’t even know why I clicked..
What an absolute legend.. 💪
Many will come and go, but Ayrton Senna will always be the greatest.
Stupid comment.
Sure! The Best.
Senna vs Hamilton, who do you think would win? Do I even need to ask? :)
cinegraphics Hamilton obviously, because of the car, just like the only reason Hamilton wins now. Hamilton is fucking garbage, its his car that makes him first, every time.
@@cinegraphics You compare a man that drove a beast to a boy that drives a highly refined machine. The cars are not even remotely the same, then and now.
Didn’t knew what He did in SPA! That was famtastic! A true legend and a hero👏🏼
I wasn’t even born when we lost him but seeing old races of him gives me chills it’s sad I’ve never seen him racing irl
It was great. I was 13-18ish when he was in his prime. Recorded the races on my friends' parents VCR 😅
Got goosebumps watching this, what a legend, we will never forget. Rest in peace champ 🙏 🇧🇷
Ayrton Senna Forever ! You are the best !
R.I.P Legend, What A Man, Not Just A Great Driver, But A Great Person
Couldn't have put it better myself. Very true. The sport is not the same without him.
Época em que tínhamos um herói do Brasil...
Valeu Senna 🏎️🇧🇷
E patriota! Ele fazia pelo sonho dele e pra ver o povo brasileiro vibrar! E olha que na época o Brasil era pior.... erguia a bandeira e dizia "Eu sou Brasileiro"
Pois é, hoje a juventude tem o que? O Neymar menino mimado.
@@pedroledoux9779 se fosse o Neymar estava bom.. o problema é que hoje é o só funk e bandidos.... 🤷
Ele ultrapassou os limites da fórmula1. É sem dúvida o maior esportista que já existiu. Ele virou inspiração de atletas de outros esportes. The Best!
Virou inspiração não só de atletas amigo. Senna é inspiração pra qualquer ser humano que conheça a sua história. Independente de raça, cultura ou religião.
Exato , ele não é só o maior Piloto de todos os tempo mas também o maior esportista de todos os tempos. Ele é algo inexplicável , não é normal o que ele fazia. Não é daqui!!
O maior de todos os tempos sem qualquer duvida! abraços de portugal! todos nos por cá torciamos por senna!
@@rswpt O mundo torcia por Senna!
Hamilton com 34 anos fez o dobro que Senna fez.. Hamilton gênio
Thanks to F1 RUclips team, for remembering Ayrton. His passion for this sport together with his talent produced indeed remarkable stories. No matter how many times I see it, it always hits me emotionally. Was he the best F1 driver? Well, it seems so, although we can point out some weaknesses, that not all Brazilian fans would agree: Prost had better starts and, more importantly, Senna's obsession for staying ahead, using all possible means, made him go over the limit more than a couple of times. But a hero without weak points is not a true hero. Thanks again and let's celebrate, instead of being sad.
I opened the video and I already knew that Monaco 1988 would be first, it's unreal the lap he did..
soupe2000 Unreal is the fact there is no footage of that lap.
@@felipefonseca5670 terrible
His qualifying lap in Phoenix in ‘91 was pretty special as well! His former teammate, now driving in the better handling Ferrari, had a better qualifying time late into the second session. In typical Senna fashion, he went out for his last stint with minute left, and when he drove by the Ferrari pits stuck out his forefinger at Prost. He then knocked 1.5s off his next best time, which put him over 1 second ahead of Prost. Even though Schumacher ended up with more poles, I still feel that Senna was the master of this arena, for his ability to perform when it was most needed!
You're absolutely right. And there's the fact that Senna had the indisputable best car for only 2 seasons, during which his team mate was the great Alain Prost, with the final pole positions score of 26 vs 4 in favor of Senna. That's a phenomenal achievement and prove of Ayrton's unmatched skills as the fastest racing driver of all time. @@taforth
Indeed! Pushing over 1 second from great multi champion teammates is astonishing!! Who does this nowadays?!
Ayrton Senna. The greatest F1 driver of all time. Unquestionably
The ultimate racing driver (without too much computers/electronics) and a man ahead of his time, with his astounding racing and personal life philosophy. No one like him before nor since.
RIP Ayrton Senna
25 Years on... Never Forgotten...
The best above them all. As a Brazilian, I remember watching all his races with my dad. It was my Sunday morning treat.
If wasn`t for Jean-Marie Balestre (Alain Prost`s lover) Senna would have got 4 or 5 world championships.
Balestre is a criminal gangster who did all sort of ilegal hidden crimes behind closed doors favoring French drivers
If it wasn't for the stupid points system in 1988 and Senna deliberately taking Prost out in 1990 then he would have one.
Balestre was an arse but Senna wasn't perfect either.
Thomas Bennett do a fact check - Ballestri was French and always chatting with Prost putting his personal preferences of this job as the president an international federation. Senna took Prost out because the year before Prost threw the first punch as a true chicken by
taking Senna out. Senna managed to come back replace the nose and won the race to then be disqualified by the criminal Ballestri told so by Prost that Senna came back into the race driving through a fucking chicane. Give me a fucking break. F1 was all dirty politics, power, money.
@@tonkihonks3430 The difference was that Prost chose to play his game at 60mph, Senna did it at over 160mph. I never denied that Balestre favoured Prost, but things were evened up in 1990.
@@thomasbennett712 Would have one what? Won? What do you mean?
Único piloto que conseguiu ser campeão mundial (por duas vezes, diga-se de passagem) utilizando um câmbio manual contra adversários com câmbio semi-automático. Simplesmente incrível!
Prost em 90 com a Ferrari F1 641 e Mansell em 91 com a Willians Fw14
Senna:
Rei das poles
Rei de Mônaco
Rei da chuva
Rei dos circuitos de rua
Rei da volta mais fantástica da F1 (Donington Park 93)
Rei dos Reis
Piquet ganhou 81 e 83 sem ter o melhor carro do grid,o senna só ganhou de mclaren potencia na epoca...
@@williamsalvatori988 o cara ganhou sem freios.... o cara ganhou na chuva.... pode ser qualquer carro, se vc não sabe pilotar vai se fuder nas duas situações
@@williamsalvatori988 O Patrese era piloto da Brabham e garantiu que a Brabham era o melhor carro.
That '84 Monaco race was easily one of the greatest drives in history. Senna in a crap Toleman powered by a crap Hart engine lapping 3 seconds faster than everybody in the pouring rain.
And some Senna haters still say the guy is "overrated" or even a "fraud". LMAO
He was relentless in the wet, nobody could come close to his times, a masterclass of driving skills 👍👍
And yet, a certain star was quite forgotten during the race. A very certain german, who would lose his life in the next year, was catching up to Senna from P20, with 200hp less.
Bellof would eventually get disqualified from the race, as his car was underweight.
@@BenKill true, another sad loss to the sport
@@Sennaxm71 Yep, I really wish It would've never happened. Would've been great to see him fight with Senna
5:49 Senna achieved ultra instinct before goku
best comment ever
It made me wonder if it could have been an influence. If you search the Internet you will find some drawings of Goku and other DragonBall characters wearing the McLaren uniform, and even driving the car. In addition to photos of Senna with Akira Toriyama himself.
X,D
@@matheusfraga6954 searched it up, i can confirm
@@matheusfraga6954 I'm afraid of searching, can you provide me with link?
Senna helps other driver. The greatest men ever in sports
He was and still is my all-time favorite driver in Formula 1 and any type of racing. That won't ever change.
Simplemente el mejor !!
Como dice canción dedicada de Tina Turner
Imposible igualar
Menos superar
Fuera de serie
Ídolo total
simply the best
103 dislikes?
Honestly, what are we doing? Respect the man who doesn't know the meaning of the word "limit"
#SennaSempre
old french people ;)
Com certeza foram alguns alemães ou franceses 😂🤣😂🤣😂
There is a lot of Brazilian haters too that dont agree the guys is the number one.
Schumacher fans
@@centrotecbauru-speder os alemães idolatram Senna. Aqui ele sempre é lembrado e homenageado.
I am interrupting my date for this. Ayrton is and will always be my hero !
I’ve only been watching F1 for a year, there a few people that have stood out and surprised me like Juan Pablo Montoya qualifying laps or how Max Verstappen was in F1 at a very young age, but I haven’t seen anyone as great as Senna, he was very fast in qualifying and he had astonishing race pace from what i’ve seen. He’s my one and only person I could actually call my hero.
I was there when he won his last Grand Prix at Adelaide 93. Missed the old days when he was driving on the edge against Prost , Msnsell etc. RIP legend.
"Alain, Senna is 1 second and a quarter faster than you"
Technically it's 1.5 seconds if you round it off
"Senna is faster than you."
I wasn't around when Senna was driving but this man was a God to Formula 1. He may be gone but Never forgoten.
Today the LEGEND would celebrate his 62th birthday. Peerless and unmatched, we will never forget you, Senna! You're simply the best!
Ayrton Senna. A man with great passion, as well as incredible compassion.
Donington 1993 was the ultimate prove that he really was the greatest of all.
100% agree!
He wasn't the best
Suzuka in 1988 was a little better imo. But still can't deny he was the GOAT
@@buster130579 U mad bro
@@buster130579 who's better? IMO Senna is the GOAT
The Best ever,The Only One,Ayrton SenNa
The art of Driving
I tried to beat that Lap of the Gods in Monaco on F1 2020 and it is nearly impossible to beat that time with any car from the 80's or 90's. He was a true legend in Monaco.
El mejor del mundo!!😞🇦🇷🇧🇷
Gracias,amamos Juan Fangio tambien
Aun que algunos no les guste. El Mejor
Jim Clark, Ayrton e Fangio. Os maiores!
Angel wtf he was a big fan of Fangio, said he would retire F1 when he ever reached the 5th world championship
We lost our godfather. I’m Brazilian and I was 9 years old I can remember like yesterday Brazil changed forever. We are not the same after Senna died. We didn’t have many things to celebrate, Senna was our hero. Still in our thoughts forever. Rest In Peace Legend.
1/05/2023
29 years without Senna today. Still a bitter day.... but always remembered ❤GOAT
He's the biggest sports myth of all time. Period. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
No, the biggest sports myth is the great one Wayne Gretzky
I don't think you know what a myth is. He is the Greatest of all time, the true racing GOAT.
@@thehybrid210WHO😂😂😂😂
no one watches hockey
Pure racing🏁🏎️!!! No DRS, no hybrid, just skill & v12❤️. RIP F1...
One fascinating thing about Senna. He was driving like a hooligan, he was literally on the razor's edge every single time. But out of the cockpit, he was the total opposite, a well-manered latino lover type of a guy, tempered but passionate at the same time. But judging by his driving you'd expect at least a fistfight in the paddock after the race. I will never forget his lap in that Honda at Laguna Seca, doing heel-toe and left foot braking in his moccasins. Class
Well he did punch Eddie Irvine after the 1993 Japanese Grand Prix... 🙂
There loafers my good sir
That NSX lap was at Suzuka wasn’t it?
@@gold333 yeah
It was at Suzuka, not Laguna Seca.
Remembrance day of Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Da Silva (Senna) the crashes that changed the safety in F1 for ever, i can hardly forget that moment watching the screen...
Seeing the horrendous weekend evolve from the bad crash of Rubens to even more devastating things to happen... ....numb..
But it is Senna's way of thinking and his philosophy on life and his empathy what inspires the most!
His career was legendary from start to the end❤️
I think i speak for most people when i say that number 7 on the list restored my faith in humanity
Ayrton Senna do Brasil, maior ídolo do esporte brasileiro, um dos maiores do automobilismo, rei de Mônaco, rei das Poles e o rei da Chuva 🏁🇧🇷🏎
Rei da porra toda
R.I.P Senna 😔
A hero to some, a legend to many
I was 17 when Senna gone, I remember i felt like someone of my family has died in that moment.
This video make me cry again.
Everybody cried that day in Brazil
25 years. 05/01/94. We will never forget. Sad day, days.
"Only the good die young
All the evil seem to live forever"... Maiden.
I agree. I think he’s still the best in f1
@Nicolomeus Even Schumacher said Senna was the greatest.
Schumis traction control was even greater than Ayrton's car control!
@Nicolomeus no... there is a pool out there by motorsport saying senna is the GOAT... even TOP GEAR says that too... even shummy in topgear recognizes senna is the best... so you are just a shummy fanboy....
Hamilton already did this kind of performance
@Nicolomeus Dude, it's Senna's video. It's the 25th anniversary of him passing away. Why don't you go write "Schumacher" on a Schumacher video because no one cares
Senna was like a dream, a dream to see him in F1... a man, a legend but overall a HERO! #SennaForEver
Today F1 driver -
Something is wrong, my car is shaking
Senna - Hold my bear
True enough since when most contemporary F1 drivers would have a beer in one hand, somehow I can imagine Senna wrestling a bear one-handed...
F1 BACK THEN WAS ANOTHER SPORT
Bear? LOL
Don't you mean 'beer'....? ;-)
kimi u will not have the drincc
Ayrton thanks for everything, I will never forget you hero
rest in peace a legend
Ainda não nasceu um piloto melhor do que Senna. As imagens dizem por si só. Abraços Osório JAÚ-SP.
Interior de SP com muito orgulho 🇧🇷
@@centrotecbauru-speder valeuuuuu Eder. Estamos juntos. Abraços Osório
@@osoriomigliorinineto9130 abraços meu amigo ..... tenho oficina próximo a loja da Havan.
26 years ago... R.I.P. Legend 🙏🏻😭
I'm happy y'all included #7, that's what helped me decide he was my favorite when I was younger. (and that legendary Top Gear tribute)
The best F1 driver of all time
The greatest F1 legend of all time
it will never be forgotten!
This actually brought me to tears
Senna no se ha ido, solo está a una vuelta por delante de nosotros!