Beautiful video!!! Thank you so much for all the love and respect for Brazil, for our culture, and for Senna. He was not just an idol of the sport for us, he was a great and admirable human being, he was a great source of pride for us Brazilians in very difficult times here in Brazil, football was also not bringing many joys at the time, we were champions world championships again right after Senna died. For me and many people in Brazil, he brings beautiful memories of family Sundays watching and cheering for Senna, even as a child when the races passed at dawn my brothers and I asked our parents to wake us up so we could watch all together. It is always with great emotion that we remember Senna.
Janaina! After a tough day, you just put a huge smile on my face 😃. You just described EXACTLY why I wanted to make this video and honestly, you have brought a tear to my eye! Your memory of waking up early is amazing. I used to do the same, particularly with races in Japan and Australia. Of course Brazil was always a nice Sunday evening habit watching from the UK! The admirable human being point. YES! So many people used to see him as a villain. We can be ruthless in competition yet giving in life. LOVE this!!
I don’t know anything about F1 because well you know us Americans don’t really know about all that, I can tell that this means so much to you! What a great opportunity to visit this site!!!
IS THIS NASCAR? Funny that US has two races next year. Austin and Miami. Back in the 80s there were Long Beach, Dallas (only once as it was too hot the track melted), Detroit, Phoenix, Las Vegas (in a car park LOL)
I became an F1 fan because of Airton Senna. I remember to this day, watching with my father when I saw his car crash in Italy, and we were waiting for him to leave the car, as usual... and time passed and he didn't get up. It felt like an eternity, a really sad eternity. Thank you so much for sharing his history with the world in this video, I think all Brazilian fans of this legend that was Airton Sena are really grateful. He was a master in Monaco, an expert in showing Brazilians that being a patriot was part of his goal. Really emotional. 😞
I remember talking to you about it back when you were in Ukraine, when you were planning about it. Now that I see it in a video brings deep emotions to the surface. I love F1 thanks to Senna. For me, there’s no one bigger than him. This video made me tear up. Thank you, David.
Did you see the Easter Eggs? This is no Tangerinie video LOL It's Video number 2 - Brazil GP was Round 2 in 1991 Guarana advert on the podium - next scene Guarana 'People think everywhere in Brazil is a favela' - foreshadowing the next video Walking across bridge in Morumbi - also foreshadowing next video. This video was your fault LOL SENNA FOREVER
Your portunhol is very cute! ☺️ I’m getting a little addicted to your videos- since I got Covid recently it’s inspiring me to get out and travel again. Right before Covid I was preparing to spend a month in Rio de Janeiro and then it fell through cracks- time to revisit those plans. 🌎 🇧🇷 I didn’t know anything about Ayton Senna until I started meeting Brazilians and many said he was their childhood hero. Very nice, personal video. Obrigada, Que padre! 🙃
A personal love letter to Senna, in which you invited us to share with you your love of the sport and your passion for the man. For that I thank you. The graffiti art was amazing!
Senna's "S" was designed with huge inputs by Senna himself and was know by this name since was it build. The old circuit was not a oval. What you saw is part of the 2 long straights that led to the middle twisty part (that's almost the same, but run in the opposite direction).
Yes I know! I meant that some of it was inspired by an oval particularly the banked sections but I know the layout of the infield section like the back of my hand lol
I can imagine! I forgot to mention in the video that the Senna movie was the only movie that has ever made me cry. I'd be curious to know Brazilian views on that movie and whether Senna and his life were portrayed in an accurate way
I thoroughly enjoyed fulfilling a lifelong dream in this video! *What are some of your F1 memories? What do you think about Senna? How do you feel about how F1 has changed over the years? What's your opinion on the whole Hamilton/Verstappen Abu Dhabi situation?* So many questions! Remember you can use the TIMESTAMPS to jump to certain parts of the video before you start complaining about someone talking on camera, what do you want me to do, use morse f**king code? LOL REMEMBER you can check out the following! - PATREON - www.patreon.com/Firstworldtraveller BOOK AN ENGLISH LESSON - www.thetaoofdavid.com/book-english-less WEBSITE LINK - www.thetaoofdavid.com/ TAO OF DAVID INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/tao.of.david PURCHASE MY EBOOKS - www.thetaoofdavid.com/the-tao-of-david-shop/teaching-english-online Eu gostei muito de realizar um sonho ao longo da vida neste vídeo! Quais são algumas das suas memórias da F1? O que você acha do Sena? Como você se sente sobre como a F1 mudou ao longo dos anos? Tantas perguntas! Lembre-se que você pode usar os TIMESTAMPS para pular para certas partes do vídeo antes de começar a reclamar de alguém falando na câmera, o que você quer que eu faça, use código morse? lol LEMBRE-SE que você pode conferir o seguinte! - PATREON - www.patreon.com/Firstworldtraveller RESERVE UMA AULA DE INGLÊS - www.thetaoofdavid.com/book-english-less LINK DO SITE - www.thetaoofdavid.com/ INSTAGRAM TAO DE DAVID - instagram.com/tao.of.david COMPRE MEUS EBOOKS - www.thetaoofdavid.com/the-tao-of-david-shop/teaching-english-online
Absolute genius. Then you see the state of F1 nowadays. Overtake someone - PENALTY! I dread to see George Russell in a Merc, he's going to be a whole new-level of woke-Lewis
Hello, David, the most striking memory I have of Senna was when he was not yet the great champion. He raced in a small team, Toleman, in 1984. At the Monaco GP, it was raining a lot and Senna was fantastic, he came out from behind and passed one by one. He was approaching Prost, who was the first, very fast. Then, on the lap in which he was sure to overtake, they interrupted the race and ended the race. Prost took first and Senna second. But they were only worth half the points. The winner, who would earn 9 points, was left with 4.5. If the race was not stopped, and Prost came in second, he would take 6 points. In the end, he lost the championship by half a point, to Niki Lauda. All Brazilians celebrated. There arose the great rivalry. Congratulations on the channel, I found it today.
Slightly speechless. I love everything about this. Formula One reminds me of my Dad. What an absolute pleasure to see you experience a life long dream. Yep, that's all I've got after that. Thanks David. ❤
I was born in 1988 and I remember when I was 4 or 5 years old I used to watch the GP and my love for cars grew a lot and I remmeber that Senna was really famous and even after his passing in 1994 he was talked about for the rest of the decade and he went to the history books as a legend ! He died doing what he loved the most and I think that even in that tragedy he went with his head up !
I'm brazilian and still remember those good old days of Senna. For me this is the best clip in tribute to him, always make me cry. ruclips.net/video/n9qZu7h5ys0/видео.html
I've got a minute for God, Jesus you made me cry, this one was filled with emotion and excitement all mixed into one. I'm so glad you went back and found the grave sight, what a beautiful drone shot of the cemetery! Yes you need to be ruthless in life to chase your dream👍
"Cossina"?! Yes, I understand that Portuguese sounds tricky to most foreigners, but here comes a tip for the correct pronunciation of the name of our national treasure: ko - shee - gna (the same sound of "gn" you hear in the French word "champagne" or the Italian "lasagna", for instance). Greetings from São Paulo!
haha I realised when I edited this that I messed it up. I said it correctly in the previous video. My head is still wired to Spanish so everything comes out as cocina LOL. Coxinha is not tricky at all but after spending so long in Mexico it's difficult to rewire the brain! Thanks for the guidance, I did a pronunciation course before getting here which has partially helped lose my Portuñol jaja
Hey mate, Brazilian here from sao paulo living abroad but visiting the city, Spanish speaker, love formula 1 and I also have a polish girlfriend. If you are willing to, let´s grab a drink together, we definitely have a lot in common! cheers
Now I know where you get your attitude from. A nicer way to say it is "driven", which is a perfect for Senna. He was a driven driver. For me, I just accepted the "axx-hole" moniker.
Beautiful video!!! Thank you so much for all the love and respect for Brazil, for our culture, and for Senna. He was not just an idol of the sport for us, he was a great and admirable human being, he was a great source of pride for us Brazilians in very difficult times here in Brazil, football was also not bringing many joys at the time, we were champions world championships again right after Senna died. For me and many people in Brazil, he brings beautiful memories of family Sundays watching and cheering for Senna, even as a child when the races passed at dawn my brothers and I asked our parents to wake us up so we could watch all together. It is always with great emotion that we remember Senna.
Janaina! After a tough day, you just put a huge smile on my face 😃. You just described EXACTLY why I wanted to make this video and honestly, you have brought a tear to my eye!
Your memory of waking up early is amazing. I used to do the same, particularly with races in Japan and Australia. Of course Brazil was always a nice Sunday evening habit watching from the UK!
The admirable human being point. YES! So many people used to see him as a villain. We can be ruthless in competition yet giving in life.
LOVE this!!
@@davidostrowski679 Thank you for such a kind reply. You seem to be a beautiful human being too. I feel like you made the video from the heart.
The next video is from Paraisópolis with an amazing story about the delivery service there. I hope it is received well!
Beautifully said and such wonderful memories, thanks so much for sharing these special times from your life🙏
so Nice..
Ruthlessness isn't about treating others poorly, it's not accepting anything but absolute success for yourself. Thank You ❤️!
Nice way of putting it!
I don’t know anything about F1 because well you know us Americans don’t really know about all that, I can tell that this means so much to you! What a great opportunity to visit this site!!!
IS THIS NASCAR? Funny that US has two races next year. Austin and Miami. Back in the 80s there were Long Beach, Dallas (only once as it was too hot the track melted), Detroit, Phoenix, Las Vegas (in a car park LOL)
@@davidostrowski679 I live in Austin and have some connections at COTA. You should come and we go to a race.
A guy I know had a spare ticket last year! I was in Europe by then though
I became an F1 fan because of Airton Senna. I remember to this day, watching with my father when I saw his car crash in Italy, and we were waiting for him to leave the car, as usual... and time passed and he didn't get up. It felt like an eternity, a really sad eternity. Thank you so much for sharing his history with the world in this video, I think all Brazilian fans of this legend that was Airton Sena are really grateful. He was a master in Monaco, an expert in showing Brazilians that being a patriot was part of his goal. Really emotional. 😞
Literally everything you just said! I was also sat there with my dad watching on that day. I guess millions had the exact same experience.
I still get goosebumps watching videos about Ayrton Senna. A legend ❤
I remember talking to you about it back when you were in Ukraine, when you were planning about it. Now that I see it in a video brings deep emotions to the surface. I love F1 thanks to Senna. For me, there’s no one bigger than him. This video made me tear up. Thank you, David.
Did you see the Easter Eggs? This is no Tangerinie video LOL
It's Video number 2 - Brazil GP was Round 2 in 1991
Guarana advert on the podium - next scene Guarana
'People think everywhere in Brazil is a favela' - foreshadowing the next video
Walking across bridge in Morumbi - also foreshadowing next video.
This video was your fault LOL
SENNA FOREVER
Beautiful history on Senna and nice to hear why Formula One is so important to you. So happy you got to see Interlagos!
At last! I've been wanting to go there forever!
Your portunhol is very cute! ☺️
I’m getting a little addicted to your videos- since I got Covid recently it’s inspiring me to get out and travel again. Right before Covid I was preparing to spend a month in Rio de Janeiro and then it fell through cracks- time to revisit those plans. 🌎 🇧🇷
I didn’t know anything about Ayton Senna until I started meeting Brazilians and many said he was their childhood hero. Very nice, personal video.
Obrigada, Que padre! 🙃
Hope you can get your ass to Rio soon! I'm probably not going there this time I was there pre-RUclips!
A personal love letter to Senna, in which you invited us to share with you your love of the sport and your passion for the man. For that I thank you.
The graffiti art was amazing!
You're welcome man! It does roll off the tongue!
Senna's "S" was designed with huge inputs by Senna himself and was know by this name since was it build.
The old circuit was not a oval. What you saw is part of the 2 long straights that led to the middle twisty part (that's almost the same, but run in the opposite direction).
Yes I know! I meant that some of it was inspired by an oval particularly the banked sections but I know the layout of the infield section like the back of my hand lol
Nice video, I could really feel your enthusiasm! I remember when I was a kid, the entire country stopped when Senna died.
I can imagine! I forgot to mention in the video that the Senna movie was the only movie that has ever made me cry. I'd be curious to know Brazilian views on that movie and whether Senna and his life were portrayed in an accurate way
@@davidostrowski679 Oh, I experienced the whole thing real time back in the day but didn't know there was a movie about him. Will watch, thanks! :-D
I thoroughly enjoyed fulfilling a lifelong dream in this video! *What are some of your F1 memories? What do you think about Senna? How do you feel about how F1 has changed over the years? What's your opinion on the whole Hamilton/Verstappen Abu Dhabi situation?* So many questions!
Remember you can use the TIMESTAMPS to jump to certain parts of the video before you start complaining about someone talking on camera, what do you want me to do, use morse f**king code? LOL
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Eu gostei muito de realizar um sonho ao longo da vida neste vídeo! Quais são algumas das suas memórias da F1? O que você acha do Sena? Como você se sente sobre como a F1 mudou ao longo dos anos? Tantas perguntas!
Lembre-se que você pode usar os TIMESTAMPS para pular para certas partes do vídeo antes de começar a reclamar de alguém falando na câmera, o que você quer que eu faça, use código morse? lol
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RESERVE UMA AULA DE INGLÊS - www.thetaoofdavid.com/book-english-less
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COMPRE MEUS EBOOKS - www.thetaoofdavid.com/the-tao-of-david-shop/teaching-english-online
Honestly, the my most memorable moment with Senna was his classic interview with Jackie Stewart.
Absolute genius. Then you see the state of F1 nowadays. Overtake someone - PENALTY! I dread to see George Russell in a Merc, he's going to be a whole new-level of woke-Lewis
Hello, David, the most striking memory I have of Senna was when he was not yet the great champion. He raced in a small team, Toleman, in 1984. At the Monaco GP, it was raining a lot and Senna was fantastic, he came out from behind and passed one by one. He was approaching Prost, who was the first, very fast. Then, on the lap in which he was sure to overtake, they interrupted the race and ended the race. Prost took first and Senna second. But they were only worth half the points. The winner, who would earn 9 points, was left with 4.5. If the race was not stopped, and Prost came in second, he would take 6 points. In the end, he lost the championship by half a point, to Niki Lauda. All Brazilians celebrated. There arose the great rivalry. Congratulations on the channel, I found it today.
Even with 500k likes this video will be underrated. I loved every second of it!
Agreed!
Thanks! Unfortunately it's very niche and 500k will never happen!
This video was awesome. Thank you. [Senna fan here]
You're welcome Alfonso!
Slightly speechless. I love everything about this. Formula One reminds me of my Dad. What an absolute pleasure to see you experience a life long dream. Yep, that's all I've got after that. Thanks David. ❤
This is definitely a final season episode!
I’m glad you enjoyed being there so much! Well done. 🙂
It was a lifelong dream! Job done!
I was born in 1988 and I remember when I was 4 or 5 years old I used to watch the GP and my love for cars grew a lot and I remmeber that Senna was really famous and even after his passing in 1994 he was talked about for the rest of the decade and he went to the history books as a legend ! He died doing what he loved the most and I think that even in that tragedy he went with his head up !
Absolutely, the fact he had an Austrian flag in his car when he died to use to commemorate Roland Ratzenberger spoke volumes about the real Senna
That senna's grave part...wow! Brought me to tears
Quite emotional - brought back so many memories of an absolute legend that I grew up with like you! 👍
Hey man! Glad you appreciate a legend too!
Bello video!!! Brazil tiene enormes personajes y Senna es un de ellos!!
Gracias Francisco!
I have learned something new! My husband is now reading up about Senna. 🏎 🇧🇷
Watch the movie! It's a real tear-jerker!
Watched Movie last night - what an absolute icon.
I'm brazilian and still remember those good old days of Senna.
For me this is the best clip in tribute to him, always make me cry.
ruclips.net/video/n9qZu7h5ys0/видео.html
I born and raised in Interlagos, would be amazing to see you 😄
Hey man I am moving to Curitiba on Wednesday, but if I'm back in the area we can meet up. My insta is @tao.of.david
What an epic video and truly inspiring. I've been getting more into F1, and you just made me more inspire! 🙌
new season is coming!
I've got a minute for God, Jesus you made me cry, this one was filled with emotion and excitement all mixed into one. I'm so glad you went back and found the grave sight, what a beautiful drone shot of the cemetery! Yes you need to be ruthless in life to chase your dream👍
I had to leave the God bit in LOL. Did you know this was an indirect sequel to Uzice with the fortress ie don't give up? EASTER EGG!
Awesome character development David. I hope you make more videos just like this when your six years of travel is all said and done. Bien hecho!🥇 🏁 🏎
Roll on the final episode!
About A. Senna being the master of F-1 rain piloting... Living and training in São Paulo, perhaps he did not had another option.
Accurate point. I think anyone from here would be a rain master!
Very nice video 👍
First race I ever watched was Imola 1994... I had a rude awakening when it comes to F1
Absolutely!
As we say in Australia 'He's got a bit of Mongrol in him'.
"Cossina"?! Yes, I understand that Portuguese sounds tricky to most foreigners, but here comes a tip for the correct pronunciation of the name of our national treasure: ko - shee - gna (the same sound of "gn" you hear in the French word "champagne" or the Italian "lasagna", for instance). Greetings from São Paulo!
haha I realised when I edited this that I messed it up. I said it correctly in the previous video. My head is still wired to Spanish so everything comes out as cocina LOL. Coxinha is not tricky at all but after spending so long in Mexico it's difficult to rewire the brain! Thanks for the guidance, I did a pronunciation course before getting here which has partially helped lose my Portuñol jaja
Hey mate, Brazilian here from sao paulo living abroad but visiting the city, Spanish speaker, love formula 1 and I also have a polish girlfriend. If you are willing to, let´s grab a drink together, we definitely have a lot in common!
cheers
Hey man I'd love to but I'm moving to Curitiba tomorrow!
13:05 then you had the 2003 GP where Fisichella won. That was a wild race as well (with the Webber crash).
I remember that one!
Now I know where you get your attitude from. A nicer way to say it is "driven", which is a perfect for Senna. He was a driven driver. For me, I just accepted the "axx-hole" moniker.
Driven driver! I like it! Yes Senna is definitely part of my origin story. Ideal for the final year of full time travel videos!
8:36 walking from train station to main gate ruclips.net/video/_locWHm0Whs/видео.html
Watching this from Brazil
How dare you not have one minute for God….. 🤣
Maybe one day LOL
Do you have a minute for god? lol
i had to leave that in lol
@@davidostrowski679 Hilarious!
I guess they meant Chronos, the god of time!
The Iglesia Universal, Pare de Sufrir.
Raining again… f1 is def not the same
Fortunately no rain in episodes 3-6!
16:18 To me, Mansell was one of the most overrated drivers ever :)
Agreed, although he did have moments of greatness, 1988 Williams with that Judd engine, Hungary 89 etc!
@@davidostrowski679 If you want to talk about greatness at Hungary, Damon Hill in 1997 in the TWR Arrows. He should have won that race.
@@daveswalksanddrives7446 Yes! I remember screaming at the TV!
😣 P_R_O_M_O_S_M!!