"There are people winning the championship in a chicane, now I won it in a corner,” he told Gazzetta dello Sport’s Pino Allievi. I never respected him more than on that day.
Revenge from 89 when Prost turned early into the chicane. Schumacher did it to Hill in 94 and tried again in 97 to Villenueve but got disqualified for it.
Schumacher had no reasons at all to do that, nobody stole his championship before like Prost and Jean-Marie Balestre did to Senna. Senna's family said he went back to Brazil in 89 and he was completely broken inside, they broke his spirit so he said said he would quit F1 forever and try a career on formula Indie or somewhere else, many people spoke to him calming him down, giving advices, close friends, family, famous F1 people, ex world champions, till he finally changed his mind and drove for Mclaren again in 1990
@@m.jsouza2782 Schumacher had every reason to take out Hill, he knew he was out of that race and had to take Hill out or he wouldn't win the championship.
Senna didn't revenge Prost it was all about Balestre and how he used his position to give the championship to Prost in 89 and accuse Senna of all kinds of things without any basis. Prost did exactly the same thing (restart after a coming together) that year in the Germany grand prix. And then 1 year later Belestre tries do it again. I can understand Senna, there was no one to help him, but this was a high speed entry although a big runoff area quite dangerous
If he would have hurt or killed Prost he would be one of the most hatest drivers ever. You cant excuse this.. even some other Legends like Mansell or Piquet hated Senna for his driving and defending style.
@@deebow6486 piquet was an arrogant prick, and Mansell and Senna were friends, but when yiure in the game there are no friendships while the game is being played. They race to win, not race just for the sake of racing. That's the difference between drivers of today, and of Senna time..they would rather take the points and just cruise around all day long on the track..they aren't in the true form racing...
@@aurorasstorm5877 yeah, but look a some videos of Senna's defending style. He cuts you off at highspeed, does brakechecks and so on.. one of the best 100% but also one of the biggest assholes. (Doesnt has to be negative)
Thank you very much! What a nice relic! It is fun to see Ron interview Ayrton. They syrely had a great bond. Ayrton is right but he is lying a little about the fact he was pissed off by Prost Balestre the pole position on the wrong side of the track and many others things.
@steveninthe How did Senna create that myth? All he said, confirmed by Berger, that the Japanese stewards agreed before qualifying to change pole position from the right to the left side of the track. He then said that after qualifying Balestre gave the order not to change it.
@@benitolonard4441 and why they should change it?because senna asked it?it was always that way.i dont think that he would have asked to change it if he had second place.....
@@juventinos81 Why did they change it for the following year and why has pole been on the left for the last 30 years and after only 4 years on the right? Could it possibly be something to do with Senna being right? Senna asked before qualifying started. He did not get pole and then ask to change sides. With Prost being only 0.2sec slower than him in qualifying, his suggestion could have very easily have come back to haunt him.
Senna produced both crashes with Prost, in 1989 and 1990. In both cases Senna's car was 2 meters behind that of Prost, practically Senna took Prost out by crashing into him.
The senna way. Nurburgring 1984. DTM invitation race Sign of shit to come. Win at cost. Cheating, injuring others and justifying his actions. Psychopath
"he closed the door""?? Why Prost should let him pass at the first corner? The entire world knew that was a revenge for the 1989. With his accerts and mistakes, the F1 without him was never the same. Rest in peace champion
Balestre changed the pole from the clean side to the dirty side of the track, helping his favourite French driver, Mr Prost. As Senna later said, it had been agreed pole would be on the clean left side of the grid but it got changed. He then decided if Prost got to the first corner first, Prost would not be making out of the corner ahead. Personally, I don't blame Ayrton - he was a man of principal and did what was kind of just, even if slightly dangerous. He was wronged the year before in '89, again by Balestre and his French favouritism. According to Ron Dennis, Ayrton was in deep conflict after what he did here but sometimes you have to stand up for what is right and play them at their own game.
Senna produces both crashes with Prost, in 1989 and 1990. In both cases Senna's car was 2 meters behind that of Prost when contact happend. Practically Senna took Prost out by crashing into him.
If you ignore Fangio, Schumacher, Hamilton, Prost, Jim Clark, Sir Jackie Stewart, Sir Jack Brabham, Alberto Ascari, Vettel, and Nelson Piquet, then yes, Senna is the best.
@@keyboardwarrior327 Gilles and Bellof too, if those lived then Senna would never become what he was, people make him out to be fastest of all time when those 2 were.
@Crixus Mauperthuis Well indeed, but watching from the American and Australian TV the commentators confirmed it was Prost closing the door. To be fair Prost was also frustrated being the one who stopped both of them from crashing. But he closed the door in a clever way, at the slowest speed possible compared to what Senna did the next year. I like aggressive drivers. In fact Rosberg was the one I admire most from that era. But in comparison, Senna jumped over the limit of aggressive but fair.
Senna lost proper satisfaction on winning the championship that way. Prost was quicker than senna at this stage of the season and a win here and Australia and prost would have been champion as of the best 11
@@benitolonard4441 Poor jealous moron, If I thumbed up the comment above I would have two instead of one. To prove it I will thumb up my comment for a change. You are still telling lies all the time.
No he did not. He admitted to have raced hard and to taking the corner for himself, no matter the consequences, because of the injustice he felt victim of in the previous year. He put Prost again in a compromising position, and again, with the choice in his hands, Prost decided to close the door and not yield to Senna, which was the only accident-free option he had at that point.
@@andre.1984 Senna admitted that he had deliberately crashed into Prost a fact that many knew when it happened, Ron Dennis said to Senna at the time " I am very disappointed in you" The McLaren team could see that Senna did not lift off or brake but kept his foot hard on the accelerator. Prost did not close the door he was on the racing line and Senna hit the back of Prost's car.
@@barrierodliffe4155 Read again what I said. And watch the footage again. Senna didn't hit the back of Prost. Prost's rear right wheel was almost at the same level as Senna's front left. How is that "hitting the back"? (Rhetorical question)
@@andre.1984 Senna aimed at Prost's car and deliberately crashed into him. How was it not hitting the back of Prost's car, the back wheels are at the back. Poor ignorant Senna fanboy. Senna admitted that he did it deliberately.
That's why I prefer Jean Todt than Ron Dennis as a team manager. Ron said "I dissapointed by you. " to Senna after the crash,then played like this. He wasn't the one who were capable to manage two greatest drivers like Senna and Prost.
Crixus Mauperthuis Dude, you’re making comments all over this video, almost trying to justify Senna’s death. Making references to how he might of deserved it?
@@loustew1672 Senna having been a dangerous driver and causing many accidents finally got himself killed when it was not his fault. That is rather ironic isn't it.
Of course it was 100% intentional crash by Senna. Absolutely no doubt about it. He knew he can't overtake in that first corner unless Prost makes a braking mistake. We can speculate that Prost did the same thing in Suzuka 1989 but that overtaking attempt by Senna was way too cocky as well.
looking at that footage from another car...maybe prost couldve given bit more room but there was no way the both of them were going to make that corner...iam 100 percent that prost wouldve have seen it coming in hes mirrors...he definitely knew senna by now
@Crixus Mauperthuis assassination? what the hell are you talking about?this is a motor race...and which drivers in f1 died on that corner? because in 35 years of watching f1 i never saw any fatals on that corner or any other major accidents like that....your right...one does need a bit of culture
@Crixus Mauperthuis ahh bullshit...he didnt even get suspended or have hes championship in question...and you really think he wouldve owned up to it if there was a fatality? i wouldnt and neither would you....there goes your whole arguement out the window.....if that incident wouldve happened today then yes i agree..they wouldve have been all over it with a comb
@@benpasquale6353 Senna got away with it so in your tiny mind that makes it alright to commit such a very dangerous act. Senna finally did admit it a year later and many people who had believed his lies were absolutely disgusted. If Prost was still in McLaren at the time Ron Dennis would probably have kicked Senna out. No other driver ever even considered doing anything close to this criminal act and yes Senna himself later regretted it.
@@barrierodliffe4155 in my tiny mind? here we go another banana who knows fuck all about motorsport....no other driver has done anything close hey? what about schumacher taking hill out at adelaide 94 to win the world title...and tried it again with villeneuve in 97...go away moron
@@benpasquale6353 So no other driver did what Senna did in 1990, Schumacher in 1994 turned and Hill crashed into him, I do not take sides but it is widely accepted that the driver in front had the right to take his line. 1997 when Schumacher should have kept to his line but he turned away then back into Villeneuve. It was not the same as Senna's deliberate crashing into Prost at high speed. Schumacher was punished for it and rightly so, Senna got away with the worst and most dangerous deliberate collision ever in F 1. You prove who is the moron little fool.
you can be rough.but one thing is holding rough the entire race and another is crashing your oponent the first lap.no matter whan fia shiteads says or stop saying.the mclaren was faster than the ferrari,yet still going into prost car like that it could be worser.i admire senna but here im not with him.no matter how many times he got to take the bitter pil for other drivers like for fullerton back in the kart days or even the same prost.you cant go after your rival like that.if wasnt cause that crash this could be a great duel between them
Ahh well Alain and the fia cost him championship in the previous year so fair is fair , in my opinion ayrton is a 4 time world champion, and the greatest driver off all time , anyways that’s my 2 bits on it
Senna lost in 1989 even his trying to cheat failed. 1990 was the most disgusting and deliberate collision ever in F 1. Senna was not a patch on Prost who is a real 4 times champion and runner up another 4 times, he deserved it to be more like 8 times.
Poor move! It was a clear foul and he should get banned from the championship. Prost closed the door in 89 and senna would do 100 times the same in this positions. But here it was a clear foul, he was never on position to overtake he just tooked Prost out of the track. What a cheater!!
Well he already declared he would go for the gap on the first corner even if that means they would crash. Both Senna and Schumacher have tendencies toward dirty and dangerous driving.... the reason why I now rate Lewis above the both of them
@@patepulkkinenvtec2403 Senna crashed into Prost in 1989, it was not up tp Prost to avoid the car behind from hitting him and pushing him off the track.
@@patepulkkinenvtec2403 You keep on with the Senna fanboy lies. Lauda, Hunt, Rosberg and Mansell all said that 1989 was Senna's fault, I much prefer to listen to world champions than a nobody like you who has never even sat in a racing car. Senna was well known for collisions and Prost had very few, mostly caused by other drivers.
First off, Hunt was probably drunk as usual if ever even said bs like that, Lauda had a big mouth and said whatever came into his head like calling his car a shibox, Rosberg is the most undeserved world champion ever so his creditability is in question anyway and Mansell was just another envy rival of the greatest formula one driver of all time, Ayrton Senna da Silva!
I could not watch all of this video, I find it sickening. It shows how disgusting Senna could be, the awful smirk on his face before he starts to lie so blatantly and Ron Dennis knew he was lying. Senna admitting a year later that he was not interested in racing at Suzuka only in crashing into Prost and some morons still try to blame Prost for it. Before then I had like many others made allowances for Senna and considered him to be one of the best but when I saw the crash and Senna's behaviour I lost all respect for him. I would not say I am glad he died but in a way it can be seen as Senna's own silly fault and he could have killed or been killed due to his dangerous driving.
Absolutely disgraceful driving and cynical move by Senna - who knew exactly what he was doing. Unfortunately the governance body didn't disqualify him from the championship as they should have done - and as they did to Schumacher in '97. For me, Prost was the best driver that year.
That was a clear racing incident. As Senna said, he had nothing to lose so no reason not to go for the gap. Prost had to know this yet he closed the gap forcing the inevitable.
@SimbaYoyo12 Vlogs, Gaming and formula 1 like Prost didn't deliberately hit Senna the year before... And Senna never said he hit him on purpose, he said he went for a gap.
@@patepulkkinenvtec2403 There are idiots who try to claim Prost was at fault for both 1989 and 1990. Prost never deliberately collided with any other driver.
@@barrierodliffe4155 Ummm... No. Prost did not just deliberately hit Senna, but he also played dirty political game to make sure that Senna can't win the championship. Just look at the footage of both cars, Prost turns TWICE into the corner, and his racing line would cut the whole bloody chicane. Senna, despite having to pit for a new front wing and having a big gap to Nannini, still spectaculously won the race.
"I had nothing to lose" typical response from a guy that thinks he does nothing wrong...Prost did NOT close the door on him, he was taking the racing line...pure & simple...selfish & arrogant...
So lame... for a champion to say, "he closed the door. If he had not closed the door... boo hoo" He should remember his tactics of closing the door to others, when they try to overtake him.
Senna was very competitive, and made some contacts. Although, in 1990 They agreed to let the pole position start from the clean side. Well, senna took de pole, and they change it, so he said: "If prost overtake me in the straight, i wll go for it (in the first corner) , regardless the result"
1:24 Nothing you could do? You could try letting off on the accelerator, hitting the brake, swerving to the right to avoid contact. . .clearly Senna was either completely incompetent and shouldn't have been behind the wheel of a golf cart even, or he was a lying jerk and a filthy driver. A 15 year old with a learner's permit would have avoided that wreck if he had wanted to. Notice that I call it a wreck and not an accident, since it was clearly intentional.
They agreed to let the pole start from the cleaner side. Senna took the pole and then they changed it. Its Obvious that he go for the crash in this situation
@@luke-yy5zp No other driver would deliberately crash into another driver at high speed. Pole position was not changed and I am quite sure it could not be changed just because Senna wanted it to be. That is no excuse for such dangerous driving, Senna should have been kicked out of F 1 altogether for that.
@@barrierodliffe4155 You're right. Although, you need to remember what happened in the previous year !!! All the context bring them to that crash. Senna made a mistake, but he wasn't the only wrong
@@luke-yy5zp Senna made a mistake the previous year, he crashed into Prost and Senna himself did not claim it was Prost's fault, he described it as a racing incident. 1990 was according to Senna just because pole position was not changed for him. That had nothing to do with the previous year. I am sure Senna knew he could not have won in 1989 so Suzuka made no difference.
Senna was easily the fastest driver to have ever grazed the sport of F1, but he wasn't the greatest. When it comes to the actual racing, both Prost and Schumacher were a lot better at finishing
"There are people winning the championship in a chicane, now I won it in a corner,” he told Gazzetta dello Sport’s Pino Allievi. I never respected him more than on that day.
For cheating and nearly getting a fellow driver killed. You Senna fanboys are something else
@@donnyannessa654 exactly, idolizing a driver because he was reckless is the dumbest thing ever
Revenge from 89 when Prost turned early into the chicane.
Schumacher did it to Hill in 94 and tried again in 97 to Villenueve but got disqualified for it.
Schumacher had no reasons at all to do that, nobody stole his championship before like Prost and Jean-Marie Balestre did to Senna. Senna's family said he went back to Brazil in 89 and he was completely broken inside, they broke his spirit so he said said he would quit F1 forever and try a career on formula Indie or somewhere else, many people spoke to him calming him down, giving advices, close friends, family, famous F1 people, ex world champions, till he finally changed his mind and drove for Mclaren again in 1990
@@m.jsouza2782 Schumacher had every reason to take out Hill, he knew he was out of that race and had to take Hill out or he wouldn't win the championship.
Senna didn't revenge Prost it was all about Balestre and how he used his position to give the championship to Prost in 89 and accuse Senna of all kinds of things without any basis. Prost did exactly the same thing (restart after a coming together) that year in the Germany grand prix. And then 1 year later Belestre tries do it again. I can understand Senna, there was no one to help him, but this was a high speed entry although a big runoff area quite dangerous
Literally revenge a year after
Der Planer go fuck yourself fucking bitch
No reason for revenge. Just Senna deliberately crashing rather than race on the track.
If he would have hurt or killed Prost he would be one of the most hatest drivers ever. You cant excuse this.. even some other Legends like Mansell or Piquet hated Senna for his driving and defending style.
@@deebow6486 piquet was an arrogant prick, and Mansell and Senna were friends, but when yiure in the game there are no friendships while the game is being played. They race to win, not race just for the sake of racing. That's the difference between drivers of today, and of Senna time..they would rather take the points and just cruise around all day long on the track..they aren't in the true form racing...
@@aurorasstorm5877 yeah, but look a some videos of Senna's defending style. He cuts you off at highspeed, does brakechecks and so on.. one of the best 100% but also one of the biggest assholes. (Doesnt has to be negative)
Thank you very much! What a nice relic! It is fun to see Ron interview Ayrton. They syrely had a great bond. Ayrton is right but he is lying a little about the fact he was pissed off by Prost Balestre the pole position on the wrong side of the track and many others things.
Ele fez o certo . Pagou na mesma moeda , Prost jogou ele pra fora da pista em 89 e Senna fez o mesmo no ano seguinte
Perfect words....
Prost closed the door, he made it again and this time championship went to the right driver.
100% certo, CHEFE!
Revenge is a dish best served cold.
Damn, that smile at the end, he knew exactly what he was doing lol
temos um ditado aqui no Brasil quer diz " aqui se faz , aqui se paga" e Senna pagou na mesma moeda o que fizeram com ele um ano antes
The smiling assassin…
It took Ayrton a whole year to finally admit that he hit Prost out of retaliation from the last time they were in this situation
@steveninthe How did Senna create that myth? All he said, confirmed by Berger, that the Japanese stewards agreed before qualifying to change pole position from the right to the left side of the track. He then said that after qualifying Balestre gave the order not to change it.
@@benitolonard4441 and why they should change it?because senna asked it?it was always that way.i dont think that he would have asked to change it if he had second place.....
@@juventinos81 Why did they change it for the following year and why has pole been on the left for the last 30 years and after only 4 years on the right? Could it possibly be something to do with Senna being right?
Senna asked before qualifying started. He did not get pole and then ask to change sides. With Prost being only 0.2sec slower than him in qualifying, his suggestion could have very easily have come back to haunt him.
@@benitolonard4441 he didnt have problem the other 3 times that he raced there.
@@juventinos81 It doesn't matter. He was right. The fact that pole has been on the left ever since proves that.
Senna produced both crashes with Prost, in 1989 and 1990. In both cases Senna's car was 2 meters behind that of Prost, practically Senna took Prost out by crashing into him.
In 1989 and 1990 Senna was in the wrong Prost was the innocent victim
In 1990 Prost turned in MUCH earlier than normal and caused the incident despite Senna going on the curb to try and avoid the collision
The senna way. Nurburgring 1984. DTM invitation race Sign of shit to come. Win at cost. Cheating, injuring others and justifying his actions. Psychopath
Why talking so many shit?
Are you bilnd or what?
🤣🤣
@@David0Izzy 1990? are you stupid? its clear it was sennas fault
Just look at his smile revenge served
"he closed the door""?? Why Prost should let him pass at the first corner? The entire world knew that was a revenge for the 1989. With his accerts and mistakes, the F1 without him was never the same. Rest in peace champion
Balestre changed the pole from the clean side to the dirty side of the track, helping his favourite French driver, Mr Prost. As Senna later said, it had been agreed pole would be on the clean left side of the grid but it got changed. He then decided if Prost got to the first corner first, Prost would not be making out of the corner ahead. Personally, I don't blame Ayrton - he was a man of principal and did what was kind of just, even if slightly dangerous. He was wronged the year before in '89, again by Balestre and his French favouritism. According to Ron Dennis, Ayrton was in deep conflict after what he did here but sometimes you have to stand up for what is right and play them at their own game.
Senna produces both crashes with Prost, in 1989 and 1990. In both cases Senna's car was 2 meters behind that of Prost when contact happend. Practically Senna took Prost out by crashing into him.
1989 was more a racing incident in my opinion.
Senna 😍
He was waiting for this perfect ''revenge'' against both the professore and Ballestre!!
Thanks. Senna is the best!
no prost get it got good
If you ignore Fangio, Schumacher, Hamilton, Prost, Jim Clark, Sir Jackie Stewart, Sir Jack Brabham, Alberto Ascari, Vettel, and Nelson Piquet, then yes, Senna is the best.
@@keyboardwarrior327 Gilles and Bellof too, if those lived then Senna would never become what he was, people make him out to be fastest of all time when those 2 were.
Rosso Tifosi Bellof was driving the only non turbo car on the 84 Monaco grid. That’s why Bellof was so fast: rain and no turbo lag
@Crixus Mauperthuis Hahaha, I can't disagree with that.
I love the smell of justice in the morning, it smells like...victory!
@Crixus Mauperthuis I disagree with '89. You might wanna see this ruclips.net/video/ZiS2tyDE1Mg/видео.html
@Crixus Mauperthuis Well indeed, but watching from the American and Australian TV the commentators confirmed it was Prost closing the door. To be fair Prost was also frustrated being the one who stopped both of them from crashing. But he closed the door in a clever way, at the slowest speed possible compared to what Senna did the next year. I like aggressive drivers. In fact Rosberg was the one I admire most from that era. But in comparison, Senna jumped over the limit of aggressive but fair.
Senna lost proper satisfaction on winning the championship that way. Prost was quicker than senna at this stage of the season and a win here and Australia and prost would have been champion as of the best 11
Senna should have his would championship taking away from him
Best revenge ever
Senna was simply the Nr. 1.
Amazing Senna!
Amazingly dangerous Senna.
@@barrierodliffe4155 Still thumbing up your own comments I see, fannyboy
@@benitolonard4441
Poor jealous moron, If I thumbed up the comment above I would have two instead of one. To prove it I will thumb up my comment for a change. You are still telling lies all the time.
@@benitolonard4441
Now I have two thumbs up and not by me, it must be so sad that no one thumbs up your pathetic lies.
@@barrierodliffe4155 fannyboy collecting thumbs up like Prost collected fastest laps. lol
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The year after he admitted to crashing into prost delibrately, lol
No he did not. He admitted to have raced hard and to taking the corner for himself, no matter the consequences, because of the injustice he felt victim of in the previous year. He put Prost again in a compromising position, and again, with the choice in his hands, Prost decided to close the door and not yield to Senna, which was the only accident-free option he had at that point.
Imagine being as fucking stupid as this guy is.
@@andre.1984
Senna admitted that he had deliberately crashed into Prost a fact that many knew when it happened, Ron Dennis said to Senna at the time " I am very disappointed in you" The McLaren team could see that Senna did not lift off or brake but kept his foot hard on the accelerator. Prost did not close the door he was on the racing line and Senna hit the back of Prost's car.
@@barrierodliffe4155 Read again what I said. And watch the footage again. Senna didn't hit the back of Prost. Prost's rear right wheel was almost at the same level as Senna's front left. How is that "hitting the back"? (Rhetorical question)
@@andre.1984
Senna aimed at Prost's car and deliberately crashed into him. How was it not hitting the back of Prost's car, the back wheels are at the back. Poor ignorant Senna fanboy. Senna admitted that he did it deliberately.
That's why I prefer Jean Todt than Ron Dennis as a team manager. Ron said "I dissapointed by you. " to Senna after the crash,then played like this. He wasn't the one who were capable to manage two greatest drivers like Senna and Prost.
All I can say is what goes around, comes around...
Crixus Mauperthuis Are you bored or what? Posting disrespectful replies to almost every comment from Senna fans.
Grow up pal!
Crixus Mauperthuis I can read mate, seems to me you’re just being a twat for no reason. Making remarks about Imola, very mature.
Crixus Mauperthuis Dude, you’re making comments all over this video, almost trying to justify Senna’s death. Making references to how he might of deserved it?
@@loustew1672
Senna having been a dangerous driver and causing many accidents finally got himself killed when it was not his fault. That is rather ironic isn't it.
@@barrierodliffe4155 Same could be said for Schumacher I suppose then?
Of course it was 100% intentional crash by Senna. Absolutely no doubt about it. He knew he can't overtake in that first corner unless Prost makes a braking mistake. We can speculate that Prost did the same thing in Suzuka 1989 but that overtaking attempt by Senna was way too cocky as well.
ruclips.net/video/jVh4oKqxtJo/видео.html
o francês nem soube o que o acertou deve estar ate agora procurando saber a placa do caminhão que botou ele pra fora da pista.
He always go for a gap xD :)
If you really are faster why overtake abruptly at all costs or as if it was the final lap? Senna really did not have patience at all
Exactly what I thought
Dont listened to him? He had nothing to lose.
Moron. Senna was robbed of his title the previous year and waited for the entire next year for this moment. How patient is that for you?
Because he was too scared of loosing to Prost
Payback for previous year politics
looking at that footage from another car...maybe prost couldve given bit more room but there was no way the both of them were going to make that corner...iam 100 percent that prost wouldve have seen it coming in hes mirrors...he definitely knew senna by now
@Crixus Mauperthuis assassination? what the hell are you talking about?this is a motor race...and which drivers in f1 died on that corner? because in 35 years of watching f1 i never saw any fatals on that corner or any other major accidents like that....your right...one does need a bit of culture
@Crixus Mauperthuis ahh bullshit...he didnt even get suspended or have hes championship in question...and you really think he wouldve owned up to it if there was a fatality? i wouldnt and neither would you....there goes your whole arguement out the window.....if that incident wouldve happened today then yes i agree..they wouldve have been all over it with a comb
@@benpasquale6353
Senna got away with it so in your tiny mind that makes it alright to commit such a very dangerous act. Senna finally did admit it a year later and many people who had believed his lies were absolutely disgusted. If Prost was still in McLaren at the time Ron Dennis would probably have kicked Senna out.
No other driver ever even considered doing anything close to this criminal act and yes Senna himself later regretted it.
@@barrierodliffe4155 in my tiny mind? here we go another banana who knows fuck all about motorsport....no other driver has done anything close hey? what about schumacher taking hill out at adelaide 94 to win the world title...and tried it again with villeneuve in 97...go away moron
@@benpasquale6353
So no other driver did what Senna did in 1990, Schumacher in 1994 turned and Hill crashed into him, I do not take sides but it is widely accepted that the driver in front had the right to take his line.
1997 when Schumacher should have kept to his line but he turned away then back into Villeneuve.
It was not the same as Senna's deliberate crashing into Prost at high speed. Schumacher was punished for it and rightly so, Senna got away with the worst and most dangerous deliberate collision ever in F 1.
You prove who is the moron little fool.
Sa vengeance en 1990 ne lui a pas porté chance malheureusement. Il c'est rendu compte trop tard
Say what you want but Schumacher got disqualified from championship for less, yet he is considered dirtier driver then Senna.
Given the contexts, no.
you can be rough.but one thing is holding rough the entire race and another is crashing your oponent the first lap.no matter whan fia shiteads says or stop saying.the mclaren was faster than the ferrari,yet still going into prost car like that it could be worser.i admire senna but here im not with him.no matter how many times he got to take the bitter pil for other drivers like for fullerton back in the kart days or even the same prost.you cant go after your rival like that.if wasnt cause that crash this could be a great duel between them
Revenge
Wrong. Nothing to get revenge for. Senna admitted he had done it deliberately and his pathetic excuse was pole position.
Your expression is always tired. There should be a lot of pressure to be number one!
Karma's a bitch
If Senna did the same back then these days he would have Dsquared
Ahh well Alain and the fia cost him championship in the previous year so fair is fair , in my opinion ayrton is a 4 time world champion, and the greatest driver off all time , anyways that’s my 2 bits on it
Senna lost in 1989 even his trying to cheat failed. 1990 was the most disgusting and deliberate collision ever in F 1.
Senna was not a patch on Prost who is a real 4 times champion and runner up another 4 times, he deserved it to be more like 8 times.
@@barrierodliffe4155 if your too slow you could always blow a donkey because that what Prost was way to slow
@@Dru-v9u So slow that he won more races than any other driver and set more fastest laps than any other driver
Nothing to lose... Win at all cost. You lost!
Poor move! It was a clear foul and he should get banned from the championship. Prost closed the door in 89 and senna would do 100 times the same in this positions. But here it was a clear foul, he was never on position to overtake he just tooked Prost out of the track. What a cheater!!
Well he already declared he would go for the gap on the first corner even if that means they would crash. Both Senna and Schumacher have tendencies toward dirty and dangerous driving.... the reason why I now rate Lewis above the both of them
Well, what about 2016 Spain? And Prost too did cause collision with Senna in 1989.
@@patepulkkinenvtec2403
Senna crashed into Prost in 1989, it was not up tp Prost to avoid the car behind from hitting him and pushing him off the track.
@@barrierodliffe4155 You still think that I'm believing your bullshit? Well, I'm not going to.
@@patepulkkinenvtec2403
You keep on with the Senna fanboy lies. Lauda, Hunt, Rosberg and Mansell all said that 1989 was Senna's fault, I much prefer to listen to world champions than a nobody like you who has never even sat in a racing car. Senna was well known for collisions and Prost had very few, mostly caused by other drivers.
First off, Hunt was probably drunk as usual if ever even said bs like that, Lauda had a big mouth and said whatever came into his head like calling his car a shibox, Rosberg is the most undeserved world champion ever so his creditability is in question anyway and Mansell was just another envy rival of the greatest formula one driver of all time, Ayrton Senna da Silva!
There was a new kid on the block in 93 & that was Michael Schumacher...He had more talent & Senna knew that too...
I could not watch all of this video, I find it sickening. It shows how disgusting Senna could be, the awful smirk on his face before he starts to lie so blatantly and Ron Dennis knew he was lying. Senna admitting a year later that he was not interested in racing at Suzuka only in crashing into Prost and some morons still try to blame Prost for it.
Before then I had like many others made allowances for Senna and considered him to be one of the best but when I saw the crash and Senna's behaviour I lost all respect for him. I would not say I am glad he died but in a way it can be seen as Senna's own silly fault and he could have killed or been killed due to his dangerous driving.
With or without your respect, Senna won the heart of millions and yours does not make any difference. You re a Nobody lol
@@elonlothbrok5991 We are all somebody, even you.
Absolutely disgraceful driving and cynical move by Senna - who knew exactly what he was doing. Unfortunately the governance body didn't disqualify him from the championship as they should have done - and as they did to Schumacher in '97. For me, Prost was the best driver that year.
That was a clear racing incident. As Senna said, he had nothing to lose so no reason not to go for the gap. Prost had to know this yet he closed the gap forcing the inevitable.
@SimbaYoyo12 Vlogs, Gaming and formula 1 like Prost didn't deliberately hit Senna the year before... And Senna never said he hit him on purpose, he said he went for a gap.
Racing incident? More like attempted murder.
@@DodgyBrothersEngineering Oh my god there are still people who think that Prost didn't hit Senna deliberately! 🤣
@@patepulkkinenvtec2403
There are idiots who try to claim Prost was at fault for both 1989 and 1990. Prost never deliberately collided with any other driver.
@@barrierodliffe4155 Ummm... No. Prost did not just deliberately hit Senna, but he also played dirty political game to make sure that Senna can't win the championship. Just look at the footage of both cars, Prost turns TWICE into the corner, and his racing line would cut the whole bloody chicane. Senna, despite having to pit for a new front wing and having a big gap to Nannini, still spectaculously won the race.
I think Ron Dennis is a bad winner
"I had nothing to lose" typical response from a guy that thinks he does nothing wrong...Prost did NOT close the door on him, he was taking the racing line...pure & simple...selfish & arrogant...
lol Senna......... you were obviously behind Prost and YOU should have gotten off the gas............. 1:20
Senna lied here. For attempted murder, he should have been disqualified for the whole year and banned from motorsports for a lifetime.
That’s right and he admitted to Jackie Stewart he did it on purpose, then he wants to work with Jackie to become safety Zar, a bit much.
@@firebir11 Yet Jackie considered it a massive honour to be one of Senna's pallbearers.
@@benitolonard4441 of course, Jackie is a decent man, with a lot of class.
@@firebir11 Who wouldn't have considered Senna's offer ' a bit much'
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Who was it that said to Senna, "How come you have had more collisions than all other world champions?"
So lame... for a champion to say, "he closed the door. If he had not closed the door... boo hoo"
He should remember his tactics of closing the door to others, when they try to overtake him.
Senna was very competitive, and made some contacts. Although, in 1990 They agreed to let the pole position start from the clean side. Well, senna took de pole, and they change it, so he said: "If prost overtake me in the straight, i wll go for it (in the first corner) , regardless the result"
@@luke-yy5zp
No one changed pole position. It stayed the same as previous years, no excuse for such a dangerous crash.
Prost was at the age that he started to lose coordination.
He was only 34.
1:24 Nothing you could do? You could try letting off on the accelerator, hitting the brake, swerving to the right to avoid contact. . .clearly Senna was either completely incompetent and shouldn't have been behind the wheel of a golf cart even, or he was a lying jerk and a filthy driver. A 15 year old with a learner's permit would have avoided that wreck if he had wanted to. Notice that I call it a wreck and not an accident, since it was clearly intentional.
They agreed to let the pole start from the cleaner side. Senna took the pole and then they changed it. Its Obvious that he go for the crash in this situation
@@luke-yy5zp
No other driver would deliberately crash into another driver at high speed. Pole position was not changed and I am quite sure it could not be changed just because Senna wanted it to be. That is no excuse for such dangerous driving, Senna should have been kicked out of F 1 altogether for that.
@@barrierodliffe4155 You're right. Although, you need to remember what happened in the previous year !!! All the context bring them to that crash. Senna made a mistake, but he wasn't the only wrong
@@luke-yy5zp
Senna made a mistake the previous year, he crashed into Prost and Senna himself did not claim it was Prost's fault, he described it as a racing incident. 1990 was according to Senna just because pole position was not changed for him. That had nothing to do with the previous year. I am sure Senna knew he could not have won in 1989 so Suzuka made no difference.
Why are you wasting your time with a troll? Look at his name. keyboard warrior kiddie needing attention thats all
Body language
Senna wrong...
Senna was easily the fastest driver to have ever grazed the sport of F1, but he wasn't the greatest. When it comes to the actual racing, both Prost and Schumacher were a lot better at finishing
I agree, Senna was hella fast at quali but Prost most of the time got the better of him
@@stepladder3257 Senna won way more races when they are teammates, you are spouting nonsense.