The God of F1...... beyond legend status...

@marceloschicker4103

4 жыл бұрын

Nigel? It's that you? Beautiful worlds! Ayrton is my HERO!

I've watched F1 for 42 years now. During this time teams and drivers have risen and fallen from the top. Nigel Mansell was and still is my British hero, yet Ayrton Senna will always be the very best driver I have ever seen race, first hand at Silverstone and mostly on tv. He had a God given talent which was crystal clear on the track and an aura about him outside of racing which no other driver has presented before or since. We are all aware of his questionable driving in 89 and 90 yet there is no question, which ever era you follow now or previously, Ayrton was the ultimate F1 driver. When he was killed at Imola in 94, I felt bereavement the same as losing a family member. This is not pretentious, it was profound and sincere, similarly to millions the world over. We will never see his like again.

I think of Ayrton everyday, and everyday I miss him

If you go by results then Schumacher and Fangio are the greatest ,if you go by pure talent ,skill and charisma then probably Senna is the greatest. For me Senna is the best because i grew up watching him race he was amazing and i will never forget that awful May 1st 1994

I have seen some breathtakingly amazing drivers in Motorsport through my life. Valentino Rossi, Michael Schumacher, Ari Vatanen, Petter Solberg and Ayrton Senna. Even though they are legends totally outside the discipline of F1 (except Senna and Schumacher) . They all share a few common traits, they are all bloody quick on their machines, they are brave and passionate about what they do. But Senna to me stands out above everybody, no racing driver has made me shed tears like Ayrton Senna. The way he drives alone is breathtaking, his commitment is an inspiration to myself personally. He will always in my eyes be the greatest racing driver in history. His energy just lights a smile on everyone's face, very few drivers are able to do that. You cannot forget Ayrton Senna.

@TheMarauder08

8 жыл бұрын

I feel the same as you my friend, I had never met Senna, but when he died I couldn't hold back the tears. It felt like I had lost a family member, I will never forgot him, without a doubt a proper legend and a fantastic human being!

@kamogelolekhu2611

8 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have said it better myself.

@jsoaresnfsmw

8 жыл бұрын

It happens the same to me. Absolutly amazing. Its just like he is with us everiday helping us to do things for good.He is like a god to me

@peepolino

8 жыл бұрын

Beautiful and perfect words. I was 9 when he died and I remember every race seeing him driving. Schumacher it was a great genius, but Senna was the most beautiful soul we ever seen in motorsport. RIP both of them.

@pedromilhome2917

7 жыл бұрын

I think Senna is quite an interesting character, but, after watching and reading so much about him, I feel that people usually get a slightly wrong idea of who he was and often depict him as a saint. Was him a good person, or just a selfish guy? Why people usually forgive his sins or just treat them like a child's misbehaviour? I'm not criticising or saying he was a bad person. I just wanna understand, since I wasn't born at the time. And I would very much appreciate hearing your opinios.

Love listening to Berger's memory of Ayrton at 10:33. It's nice to hear about his capacity for fun and friendship despite the immense pressure he was under that weekend, which turned out to be his last.

My all time hero, I named my firstborn after him and I never even watched him race, that's just how great he really was, amazing driver and fantastic human being. Ayrton Senna second to none.

If Senna was alive now, I needed to shake his hand and do multiple pictures with my all time IDOL. I was 12 when he died, I saw it on tv, I cryed my eyes out. RIP Ayrton

@Xscapeplan01

8 жыл бұрын

He is my Idol too forever Ayrton!

@bkktennisgangsters940

7 жыл бұрын

Авто Шерлок my idol as well

@sofackingwhat

7 жыл бұрын

same :/

Ayrton will always be remembered rest in peace we Brazilians love you you brought happy to our life.

The greatest F1 Driver of all time, a legend, a true Motorsport icon and a hero.

As Tina says Simply the best.

SIMPLY THE BEST!!! Very well made documentary. Already 20 years have passed, but it seems lite it was just yesterday. H will always be here, with us, in our hearts!

RIP Ayrton....miss the battles on track. You are the greatest racer.

WHAT A PILOT, REAL LEGEND FOREVER

Max Mosley is such an amazing storyteller! I could listen to him for hours

Senna Vs Prost: the best of F1 ever.

@vidaamericana360

3 жыл бұрын

true man.. no others!

a really beautiful documentary ♥ RIP Ayrton!!! BEST DRIVER OF ALL TIME!

The last part of the video gives you this strange feeling that as if Ayrton's spirit is present some where around that very Green and serene surroundings of that Spot where he had his crash. Almost like a shrine. Would love to visit that place one day to my homage to the ultimate Gift that God gave to the World of racing.

@TheMarauder08

10 жыл бұрын

I like what you said there mate, I would love to visit there as well, he was a true legend.

@rodrigo.lombardi

10 жыл бұрын

Been there. Cried a lot. And I am a Piquet fan. Go figure...

@vidaamericana360

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking now the same! you can feel he is there!! somewhere!

The unic & the greatest driver in F1 history ! Magic Senna = Simply the best ❤

Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost were both suitable for each others world, almost a shakespearean outlay of events that exposes familiar themes of the rhythm of life. Retrospectively they have both risen to be a nostalgic paradigm of asphalt gladiators and tamers of the ferocity of a formula one setup. Ayrton Senna perished in an incident where he was doing nothing else but "ride like the wind" and prost tearfully and symbolically 'carried' Ayrton over the finish line.

The God sent him down to represent the spirit of F1, then call him back just too soon. What a great driver !

Jean-Marie Balestre was a devious manipulative SOB. I have watched F1 since the 70s and I have always thought that this man caused many problems with his backroom deals and blatant prejudices.

The greatest ever F1 driver.

RIP Ayrton

Ayrton Senna is to Formula 1 as Ronnie O'Sullivan is to snooker. Remarkably talented individuals with undeniable charisma

There never has been nor ever will be anyone to compare with Ayrton Senna!

Extraordinary. The Formula One is a British, English Sport, for sure. I Like that. All my respect to the producers. And So Long, Ayrton. We never forget You. You are The Greatest of All the Times.

@ElectoneGuy

9 жыл бұрын

I don't think Ferrari agrees with your sentiment.

The utmost role model for sportsmanship and citizenship. My only idol, hero, the very best driver in the world ever and a citizen who cared for those who were in need. Senna, you have my true respect, admiration and I am what I am today because you taught me all the lessons I needed in my life. Thank you my hero.

He floored everybody when he was asked who was the best driver he ever raced against , and he thought as he did then came up with the name of a Go Kart driver, very few people had ever heard of, Terry Fullerton.The guy was unique & an enigma in my mind.

The best driver ever

Ayrton Senna That’s what got me into F1 Prost Senna Mansell

Whenever I see Schumacher driving for Benetton, all I can see is a spoiled guy cheating to have an equipment with illegal technologies for the regulations at the time. Senna knew and we all know what Benetton was doing with electronics (traction control).

@rebecalinares5393

Жыл бұрын

This is why (and because he was reforming the drivers association) that Senna had to go. FIA ​​was Bennetton's accomplice.

the smiling of him at 12:23 seems to be a recent image...and so recently! Amazing tribute. After 20 years, missing you as 20 years ago!

Genius! Great! Amazing! Senna! God Bless You!

Everything you ever need to know about Ayrton Senna 11:46 to 12:00.

Hard to accept that Prost is not held accountable for what happened in 89' you can clearly see that he turned in early in suzuka to deliberately cause the crash with Senna and when he saw him continue racing, he went up to the stewards to lay the blame on Senna. Knowing that he (Prost) would have the backing of Balestre, what a cowardly thing to do!! At least Ayrton did his talking on the track, and rightly or wrongly that was the only way he was going to get things going his way, because Balestre would always side with Prost!

@FiammettaChertizza

9 жыл бұрын

You'e right they focused on 1990 and didnt mention all the shit that happened in suzuka 89 - disqualified and with no driver's licence for 1990 with the Place de la Concorde trial etc - didnt like that vision.

@buxadonoff

9 жыл бұрын

Mark Goodlett I find it very ironic aswell. It was obvious that Prost took Senna out on purpose at that corner to win the championship. That's just fine for them, but when Senna did the same thing, he was the unfair pilot.

@MrChristianporto

9 жыл бұрын

Mark Goodlett It's probably too late to make a comment but... they never showed prost running to the track managers, don't remember the name of them, to disqualify ayrton. He went there running, there's footage of that! The next year they say ayrton crashed prost on purpose. This looks true, we cannot know for sure. But it's also true that ayrton got the pole and after the qualifying they changed the line of the pole position putting the him on the dirty side of the track. They changed it so they would give a better chance to prost. Complete bullshit. Just say it as it is!

@buxadonoff

9 жыл бұрын

Christian Cardoso Yeah, also weird and biased that they never mentioned that the officials changed Ayrton's line of pole position, giving the better grip to Prost. I would be damn pissed too, and would want guarantee my championship.

@samuelsanchez9285

9 жыл бұрын

Felipe Frota With the way things went in 89 I think that Ayrton should have been World Champion. If 90 happened the same way as it did Prost should've been Champion. But I don't think Senna would've acted as he did in 90 if 89 went the way it should have

The man from another dimension.

if Mohamed ali returned to earth and became a racing driver.... it would be AYRTON.

what a video that is, luv it, and Respect for Senna, Alain Prost and all McLaren team...thumbs up...AWESOME VID by Skysports....

good little docu

thx for posting

thank you for this

Aryton has an aura being totally complete driver - Phd. guy. But I never saw Fangio, Jim Clark Or AJ Foyt. Schumacher has 8, Hamilton 6 and Senna 3, but Senna drove with passion and flair especially in the wet. He was the perfect F1 driver of his time mainly with McClaren 88-92. Really loved kids. He was intense like Steve Jobs. Very charismatic.

Alguem podia legendar esses vídeos para português(Brasil)

SENNA 👑

I'll summarize the comments. Ayrton was simply the best!

Prost came in Senna's way!!!!!

The safety car camera shot at 10:25 is awsome, it must be higher up and more stable because of the suspension and speed obviously.

Simple the Best.

It's very easy to see what Prost means in Suzuka '88 when he start turn to the right shocking with Senna's car. Look with attention that Alain begins turn BEFORE the right position to make that curve... Unless he mean to make it with the wheels on the grass! It's clear he mean stop Ayrton in an accident, because he couldn't do it in another way. Senna was showman in F1. And in '89 Ayrton was clear in his notice explaining what happened in the first corner. The F1 president, the france Jean-Marie Balestre, have changed the start position to the dirt side of the racetrack to make a better condition to Alain gets the first position in the green light! So, Prost open a gap and Senna toke it... It's NORMAL! When you're driving a race car, you're driving to win! Senna's car was half by the side of Prost. Alain knew that the collision would happen if he turned to the right. And it happened! Besides, Alain own to Senna a World Championships in the before year, 1989... Talião law! "Eye by eye, tooth by tooth" or something like that. Excuse my poor english.

@colmm-d8896

3 жыл бұрын

1.) You mean 1989 and 1990, not 1988 and 1989. 2.) Senna was never alongside Prost going into the chicane before that crash. Senna sent it into a gap that was always closing and was entitled to be left no space by Prost. Senna’s style of racing has been described as “I’m going to put my car there, either move out of my way or we’re going to crash” (that’s by Martin Brundle in 2012 btw). That’s exactly what he tried at the 1989 Japanese Grand Prix. He dived Prost from miles back aiming for a gap and hoping Prost backed out. As 1976 World Champion James Hunt said watching it live “he wasn’t past Prost, he went into a gap and Prost had every right to turn in” 3.) In 1990 and since 1987 (the first Japanese Grand Prix), pole was always on the dirty side of the track. It was never moved to spite Senna. Senna asked for the pole to be moved to clean side of the track AFTER he got pole. What people can’t agree on is if the FIA said yes to change it then changed their mind, or if they just told him no. 4.) if Senna owes Prost a title for 1989, then Senna owes Prost for 1988, where Prost scored more points but lost the title due to a dumb dropped results system. Senna was disqualified for receiving an illegal push start, which was right by the rulebook

This doccumentary is still being political 15 years later...Prost did the same thing Ayrton did in 88 or 89 I forget but the reason Ayrton crashed into Prost intentionally was because the situation was switched from years earlier when Prost drove into Ayrton intentionally and the FIA fought for Prost when he did it but only looked the other way when Ayrton did it, I mean could Ayrton have been more responsible, sure but I certainly dont see it as a black mark on his record

@shooter7a

3 жыл бұрын

WHAT on earth are you talking about? In 1989, Senna was 3-4 car lengths back. You are going to put that on Prost? When you turn in, you are not looking over your shoulder. You size up the gap to a driver challenging you as you hit your brake point. At the professional level when a car is that far back back...there is no reasonable expectation of a pass attempt because you are both close enough to the limit that the only way someone that far back is making the corner is if they use you as a curb! So you turn in. But Senna throws it in there from way back in a nonsensical pass attempt that had no chance. That crash was 100% on Senna. Prost did nothing wrong. The wrong in 1989 was the inconsistent ruling against Senna by the sanctioning body. 1990...was even more blatant. Senna acted like a child, and Senna knew it. You could see in his own body language that he was ashamed of what he did. Why did his eyes well up like a child when Mosely dressed him down. Because he knew he had behaved like a child. I love Senna, but he was a bit of a self centered asshole, and he got away with childish behavior because of his charm, charisma and intensity. As a man, Prost had more character and integrity by far. Senna had more passion and a drive to win at all costs. It might be why he is no longer alive.

@keithrichards4296

2 жыл бұрын

​@@shooter7a That's why the VAR failed in football. You have a clear image, but two point of views. Each one sees what it suits the best. It's crystal clear, cars side-by-side in a point where uncountable overtakes were/are done, Prost looks to his side and sees Senna, then he deliberately turns agressively into Senna's car (waaaay before the apex...). His front wheels are blocked in the straight position (hmm, he wasn't supposed to make the curve?) - he only really wanted to take Senna out the race in purpose. And STILL there're people who blame Senna for the accident, that clearly was caused intentionally by a pissed Prost, unsatisfied with all the situation inside the team. And in 1996 Balestre admitted to having acted to benefit Prost, so hands down. And I love Prost.

@shooter7a

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithrichards4296 Senna made it a habit of putting himself in a position where he was committed, but his opponent had a choice to yield, or get crashed out. Sorry but you can not remove the first act, and only consider the second. That is what I think you are doing. You treat Senna's position as if it was just a situation he had nothing to do with creating! Also, what control does Prost have over Balestre? That is not on Prost.

@keithrichards4296

2 жыл бұрын

@@shooter7a The point is about PURPOSE. Intention. *Purpose 1* : Keeping your racing line to proper make the curve. - Senna then gets in the way, putting both in a compromising position, which it ended causing a crash when Prost was going to keep his racing line. => not what it happened. *Purpose 2* : To take your opponent out because you're pissed with so many 'things'. - Then you see Senna at your side and you deliberately turn your car into him intentionally, because, of course, for you that's the last straw. Obviously and clearly Prost's purpose was the number 2. And not willing to open mind to see the opposite point of view is about being a denier/negationist. (Or hypocrite). (I'm not saying anything about you specifically, to make it clear).

I don’t know what or who failed to check the steering shaft on the car that morning. If they had and seen the problem, he would still be here!

Very well made documentary. Great interviews and some compelling information revealed. Had I gotten pole position robbed from me i would have ran someone's ass off the circuit too

Note to self: NEVER shoddily weld a steering column

The same start in 91 and 94, if you guys look at them, but the difference was: Schumacher- there ain't no backing out!

the movie Senna views those two incidents with Prost differently. they deemed Prost sort of Shifty by influencing the head of the FIA and having things done to Senna. and you also see Prost turning his steering wheel toward senna's McLaren

@mikebdb1

7 жыл бұрын

senna had a bad temper....prost had one too but not nearly as bad

@PeterMayer

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe not but he was much more of a weasel

@mikebdb1

7 жыл бұрын

senna was very immature...not a gentleman

@PeterMayer

7 жыл бұрын

Neither was Prost but he just was better at it in the Weasley way

@mikebdb1

7 жыл бұрын

prost ended up being right,,,,senna doesnt think he can die driving

Like James Hunt said: Prost hit HIM in 1990. Senna couldn't go right and Prost left him no space and collide into his bolide so look better people

Do others here think that the Benneton had drivers assists it shouldn't have had? Or does everyone just think that Aryton didn't have a clue that Schumacher was the driver he turned out to be, with 7 Championships?

Every one here know where I can find the part one? Thank you!

@banray1

3 жыл бұрын

It's so frustrating. Can't find it anywhere

Jacques Vllleneuve good racing driver Williams F1 champion

Williams killed Ayrton. Who welds a steering column and even worse the guy who did it couldn't even weld. In a multi-million dollar sport making a new steering column shouldn't be rocket science.

@aktisti

8 жыл бұрын

+Matt N Well it depends on where the telemetry sensors for the steering column were placed and whether the column cracked fully or partially, causing Senna to feel like the car was loose and counter acting. Anyway its a better explanation than low pressure tyres causing the car to bottom out.

@favoritos2420

8 жыл бұрын

+Stefan Koenig There was others reasons too. 1) By the legislation if a death happen on a sportive event they must stop until resolve the case. If Imola's GP doesn't happens some people would lost some millions. 2) Schumacher received some ilegal features to boost his performance, so, forcing Senna to drive on the limits and put much more pressure on Willians Team. 3) Senna knows that Schumacher and Briatore was cheating to win. Senna said to Willians denunciate the Benetton team. Frank Willians refused. 4) According to experts, if the hit happens 2 centimeters more or less, he would survived. It was a great misfortune.

@favoritos2420

8 жыл бұрын

chopperbubba Senna suffer tree main injures, but the decisive cause's death was the rupture of the temporal artery (as many experts says). In fact, if the hit happens some centimeters more or less, the temporal artery would be on perfect conditions and the respiratory conditions could be better and the brain hemorragy could be much less severe. Of course, Senna would survived, but with tremendous brain damages caused by desacceleration.

@shooter7a

3 жыл бұрын

@@favoritos2420 Senna "knows". LOL. The reality is Senna' ego could not allow him to believe that Schumacher was that fast. So he insists they were cheating. Senna was in many ways a child.

@favoritos2420

3 жыл бұрын

@@shooter7a You are wrong. Jos Verstappen accuse Benetton and Briattore to cheat the Schumacher's car. Senna knews that.

Claire :-)

Que duro sera para la formula 1 cuando muera frank williams

11:46 !

Moral lesson? Never exchange a good car for a shit car. Let's face it, Williams failed him. Well, he too failed himself from choosing to leave Mc laren on the first place. He's too good for Williams. They just can't admit that they cannot cope up with Senna. What a wasted talent.

@Sight243

8 жыл бұрын

The year that Senna moved to Willians, the parts that made Willians the best team where banned. That's because Senna had problems and especialy when Shumacher was supose using some of the banned parts.

my opinion hes the dale earnhardt of f1

@thedriver133

8 жыл бұрын

+james29472 Driving in a left turn is not F1 :)

@MadbencoFS

8 жыл бұрын

+james29472 Maybe, Earnhardt was the Senna of NASCAR?

@thedriver133

8 жыл бұрын

+Mad Benco No that is The King Petty !

@MadbencoFS

8 жыл бұрын

+thedriver133 Absolutely not. You guys know that there's more auto racing going on in the world besides NASCAR?

@thedriver133

8 жыл бұрын

Hm yes, Rally cross, Rally,Dtm,BTCC,V8SUPERCARS,IMSA GT (in witch the Audi did clean sweep) , LM24, FormulaD (as in Drifting) , and so on apart from F1 that now is boring to watch. but i love v8 super cars sitt and stream a few races during the long winthers in norway is cool . :)

Why they said Japan grand prix? it is aida i think. Pacific GP

@ElectoneGuy

9 жыл бұрын

They didn't say "Japanese Grand Prix". It was the Pacific GP, but it was held in Japan.

You need to understand that Senna had to go. The guy knew too much. FIA ​​was Bennetton's accomplice. The guy knew a lot and was willing to denounce everything, he was filling himself with information without saying anything. In addition, he was trying to reform the drivers' association for a safer F1, when the type of "safety" is determined by the FIA, not the drivers. They sacrificed Senna and Ratzemberger (and whoever they could that weekend) to justify implementing the safety changes ($$$$$$$) but under the terms and safety rules imposed by them, not the drivers. Senna had to go.

In Imola Senna said "we have new modifications,..." it had to be the car, because man to man, Schumacher had already an upper hand, He was already superior.

@Eddu13

7 жыл бұрын

Schumacher took on Prost/Senna/Mansell without traction control, paddle shifters, and 100 HP less from 91-93, won races, was ahead of Senna in 92. The begining of 94 was just a tip of what it was going to happen. Senna had already mentally being dominated by Schumacher, He was lucky to die, otherwise we would've seen the real Senna, the crybaby Senna, that only won when He had the best car.

@brunodissenha1735

4 жыл бұрын

@@Eddu13 mimimimimi

What song was playing near the end?

@simonion88

10 жыл бұрын

An instrumental version of "Explosions" by Ellie Goulding. Excellent pairing of footage and soundtrack.

@threadscrossedmechanic1622

10 жыл бұрын

Simon Burghard Thank you!

This is actually the worst documentary about senna ever made, a lot of information on why certain things happened are just completely unmentioned and makes it look like it was all senna's fault. A real shame on you guys who made this. The only thing is mentioned correctly and was indeed senna's fault was in monaco. But all the accidents in Japan for example are just shown in a real bad and uncorrect light. Senna was a lot of the time in very difficult, unlucky and disadvantaged situations and you make it seem like he was the most immature guy in the world. I think prost should earn that title more rightfully by crying for ballestre's help. There was also absolutely no mentioning about the really weird racing line prost took at the chicane in suzuka. Also you've made it sound like senna drove really badly in the williams, maaaybeee you should have said somthing about the new rules and thus no more drivable williams because the things that made it a good car were exactly the things they banned. Really, how dare you even publish this

@buzonperiodista

8 жыл бұрын

+lukas duyck But why is the documentary guilty of what the characters in it say?

@lukas4610

8 жыл бұрын

Cristian Bustos because they didn't ask the right questions. If they did and thus asked about some of the facts i mentioned above, they would have been given good answers.

@SharonD369

8 жыл бұрын

To be honest this is a pretty good description of Ayrton , God bless his mortal sole . He's up with the greatest of them all.

@pedromilhome2917

7 жыл бұрын

But don't you think usually what happens is the exact opposite? I grew up in Brazil hearing people talk about Senna like he was some kind of saint or demigod. It was only when I was a grown boy that I knew (most of) the real story. People seem to see only his good side and forget his flaws.

Que merda essa Williams fez com o Senna... ele certamente teria grandes chances de ser campeão pelo menos nas 4 temporadas até 97, mas um bando de incompetentes e negligentes o mataram. Um barra de direção soldada de uma forma porca? O grande Senna não merecia isto..

@favoritos2420

8 жыл бұрын

+Frederico Gallagher Não foi somente isto. 1) Briatore e Schumacher roubavam (como ficou comprovado anos mais tarde). Senna e a Willians sabiam disso. Senna teria dito a Frank para denunciar a Benetton, mas Frank Willians recusou. 2) Pela legislação da época o GP não poderia ter acontecido, por causa da morte de Ratzenberger no dia anterior. Seja bem, a Willians não costumava errar, nem antes e nem depois de Senna. Pra mim, a pressão que o carro adulterado da Benetton colocou nos mecânicos da Willians e do próprio Ayrton foi a causa determinante para o começo do acidente. Se pensarmos bem, a morte de Senna pode ter sido consequência das trambicagens do Briatore. Verstappen sempre andou mais rápido do que Schumacher durante a carreira (detalhe: eram inimigos). É conhecido que Briatore só confiava em Schumacher. Se Schumacher andasse no mesmo ritmo que o Verstappen, Senna andaria no limite? Os mecânicos trabalhariam no limite? Pois é... acho que não. Verstappen no fundo tb acha isso. A prova final disso pode ter sido o choro incontrolável do alemão em 2000 quando superou a marca de Senna, e quando ele diz que Senna foi o melhor piloto da história ao invés de ficar calado e aceitar as homenagens. Fora isso, Senna teve um enorme azar. Se a pancada tivesse tido um ângulo diferente ou ocorrido a apenas 2 centímetros a mais ou a menos ele ainda estaria vivo. Não foi a velocidade do impacto que o matou, foi a barra do pneu dianteiro que bateu em um determinado ângulo e em uma determinada área da cabeça. É muito azar. Mas é todavia previsível, pois Senna sempre andava no limite e volta e meia tinha um acidente muito grave.

So Mosley admits that Senna capitulated about taking Prost out and yet Mosely did nothing to sanction Senna? What horrible governance of the sport. Mosley was and is a joke.

@YouTube.TOM.A

9 жыл бұрын

JC Webb the Incident happened in 1990 and Mosley was elected in 1991, correct me if I am mistaken.

@jcwebb540

9 жыл бұрын

Ken O'Neill Nice. If you can't make a superior argument, just insult the person. Works every time!

@subasurf

9 жыл бұрын

JC Webb You deserve all the flak you get for that hat... Holy shit, how is it being such a beta?

@CelicaSainz

8 жыл бұрын

+JC Webb My friend Prost did the same thing the previous year and everybody knows that. But there is much racism for the drivers who don't come from Europe.

@favoritos2420

8 жыл бұрын

+JC Webb No way. Mosley couldn't punish Senna in 1990 bcz a similar incident happen on 1989. So, Suzuka 1989 opens a precedent to 1990. Balestre was a asshole, not Mosley. Try to search the history of Jean-Marie Balestre and you will see what I'm talking about.

Biased interview. Not a Senna fan either

The real Senna, even with the best car He had to be crashing on others, poor Mansell taken out by Senna a few times. Senna cheated in so many different ways, but unlike Schumacher He wouldn't deal with bad results but rather be complaining and crying all the time.

@TheMarauder08

8 жыл бұрын

You're full of shit!!

@btwozero2249

8 жыл бұрын

How can you be so disrespectful your just jealous of how much people loved Senna as he did so much for the sport and his Country. The only way you can get such a smudge of fame is by posting a comment you know is wrong just to get seen .... F#*k off eddu13

@shooter7a

3 жыл бұрын

Senna was in many ways a child....

Once you get over the hysteria around Senna which f1 creates to attract people to their sport, and listen to what people are actually saying about him, Murray and the others couldn't even bring themselves to say they even "liked" the guy. Seems like he wasnt a great guy to be around at all, always crying and butt hurting about something. Taking out Prost like that was so unsprtsman like it was like the maradonna handball, or like screaming during someone's put, its sooooooo unfair, its disgusting actually. Im sure all the Argentinian fans love Maradonna for that handball, same with Ayerton, the comment section is full of fan boys crying their eyes out and remembering where they were awww, but i think the rest of the world knows what he really was, a gutter rat with no standards, then how can he be a great world champion?

@sennagalisfan

3 жыл бұрын

May I suggest you go and have a ct scan of your head as I believe something is seriously wrong with your brain. If it’s just ignorance then please read some history of F1 and learn the whys and hows. It’s not for nothing that all past and current drivers regard Senna as number 1.