Legends Of F1 - Ayrton Senna SkySportsF1HD *Senna Week* Part 2/3

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  • Part 3 • Legends Of F1 - Ayrton...
    Steve Rider pays tribute to the life and career of Formula 1 great Ayrton Senna. Includes interviews with Ron Dennis, Alain Prost and Gerhard Berger.
    From the 26th of April to the 2nd of May SkySportsF1 will be airing a series of programs commemorating Ayrton Senna, these shows are part of what is collectively called Senna Week.
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Komentáře • 118

  • @aloneabroad7064
    @aloneabroad7064 Před 8 lety +25

    this guy would go for any line no matter the danger, he put his life in God's hands and went for everything. a True race car driver I wish I had the chance to watch him race

  • @FalconsNews
    @FalconsNews Před 3 lety +28

    Senna and Prost, are legends, without earrings and without tattoos, just the immense desire to run and win!

    • @dhyogofotografia
      @dhyogofotografia Před 3 lety +1

      such good times.. and people today dont care about prost! Prost made senna.. and senna made prost! I dont get it!

    • @Zero96Yummy
      @Zero96Yummy Před 3 lety

      I agree legends but who cares who has tattoos and earrings what does that have to do with anything

    • @shooter7a
      @shooter7a Před 2 lety +1

      Your comment is a lame dig at Lewis. Pathetic. It says a lot about your character.

    • @Zero96Yummy
      @Zero96Yummy Před 2 lety +1

      @@shooter7a mans really said yeah Hamilton has seven titles and the most wins and more poles but he has tattoos and character

    • @johnhopkinson4054
      @johnhopkinson4054 Před 2 lety

      Get a life you mong,who gives 2 fucks if you have tattoos or earings,if you're quick you're quick

  • @Test-bz6sv
    @Test-bz6sv Před měsícem +1

    Ayrton and Alain forever in the heart of the peak of rivalry in Sports, legends of F1

  • @Oric007
    @Oric007 Před 7 lety +14

    WHAT A PILOT, REAL LEGEND FOREVER

  • @MarcosPaulo-ry8ef
    @MarcosPaulo-ry8ef Před 3 lety +18

    Ayrton the best forever.

  • @grimmsleeper9475
    @grimmsleeper9475 Před 4 lety +10

    James Hunt was underrated as a commentator such a Calm commentator ....compared to Murray Walker and his knowledge of F1 is brilliant

    • @chuk4480
      @chuk4480 Před 3 lety

      Greatest Yin and Yang combo of all time

  • @Skawagon
    @Skawagon Před 10 lety +16

    Is it only me, or do you also think that Ron Denis would be an awesome Bond villain? Just think of it: State of the art clinically clean facilities and top secret high-end underground factory...

  • @speedmann194
    @speedmann194 Před 3 lety +4

    I think senna knew he was more of a chance of killing him self then the others. Was he's character to give absolutely everything. And more often then not he was going Faster then anyone else. He knew he wasn't immortal. You only need to look at when someone was seriously hurt how it effected him and it did effect him big time. But like he said. I had to wipe all the negativity from my mind and go out and do it even better then before. I think we can all take inspiration from that. No matter how bad things get we must look forward sometimes it takes a storm to bring out a rainbow

  • @thecommission6662
    @thecommission6662 Před 4 lety +26

    I've never believed that Honda disadvantaged Prost in that his engines were less powerful. In 1989 his engines proved to be more reliable, as he suffered no engine failures where as Senna suffered three engine failures, all three cost Senna victories with Prost inheriting two of them, these engine failures cost Senna the 1989 championship.

    • @User-nu6km
      @User-nu6km Před 3 lety +3

      it was because the engine had more power, so the unreliability was a byproduct

    • @thecommission6662
      @thecommission6662 Před 3 lety

      Obviously I do not agree with that view.🚾

    • @spieler440
      @spieler440 Před 2 lety +1

      @@User-nu6km prove it

  • @joshimura1995
    @joshimura1995 Před 9 lety +8

    at 2:30 Prost is speaking some true words

  • @larcedalarceda186
    @larcedalarceda186 Před 9 lety +11

    ayrtom senna e uma lenda. nao so na formula1 . mas como ser humano. meu perfil no cel e a foto dele...

  • @macury6159
    @macury6159 Před 3 lety +6

    The end F1_day Ayrton Senna da Silva do Brasil p o mundo a formula 1_acabou mas você é eterno campeão de tidos campeões
    Os circuitos estavam pequenos não tinha mais adversários aqui .foi correr em outra dimensão com os deuses da f1
    Eterno campeão
    The day f1_ the end never more
    Chapion forever Senna sempre !

  • @dylanmccaffery9236
    @dylanmccaffery9236 Před 9 lety +11

    Top gun theme at 2:00

  • @elezilfortes6590
    @elezilfortes6590 Před 2 lety +1

    we love you

  • @yanny1203
    @yanny1203 Před 9 lety +23

    This program is unbiased and unbalanced it only show Senna's flaws, the man was not perfect but he had many merits too

  • @myleschilton3473
    @myleschilton3473 Před 3 lety +2

    Ron can’t do any programme, regardless of the subject, without turning the conversation to how tough and effective HE was. Didn’t turn out too well in the end.

  • @smokey5184
    @smokey5184 Před 7 lety +13

    0:40 `Because he believes in God and things like this....... i think thats very dangerous..` haha

    • @jeffdarnell7942
      @jeffdarnell7942 Před 3 lety +1

      Prost said some idiotic things. I believe it was partly due to his not totally knowing the English language then. He was supposedly a Christian too. Most people are.

    • @BrunoDECOURCY
      @BrunoDECOURCY Před 3 lety +7

      What Prost meant was that Senna thought that thanks of his beliefs, he couldn’t die.
      That’s why he was reckless and he could be dangerous for the other drivers who dared to compete with him.
      I’m French but Senna is the GOAT!

    • @User-nu6km
      @User-nu6km Před 3 lety

      prost was 100% correct

    • @guilhermerocha7953
      @guilhermerocha7953 Před 3 lety

      @@User-nu6km and you 100% wrong.

    • @User-nu6km
      @User-nu6km Před 3 lety

      @@guilhermerocha7953 senna is dead, so im 100% correct in my assessment

  • @jorgetenfen2209
    @jorgetenfen2209 Před 9 lety +2

    From BraSil!

  • @MrTann2010
    @MrTann2010 Před 10 lety +5

    "Special engines for Ayrton in 1989" Hmm....... That probably explains the huge gaps between Senna and Prost in qualifying rounds that year :l I know Senna was probably the faster driver but I thought it was strange that he was able beat Prost by 1-2 seconds in every qualifying round!!

    • @brandonb.288
      @brandonb.288 Před 10 lety +15

      I don't think so - I saw a documentary where Martin Brundle said that Senna was absolutely manic on pushing the limit - Senna would be all out in 7th gear (lets say) and 90% of the other drivers would be in 6th in the same corner. Martin Brundle - who battled with senna in formula 3 in '83, said Senna was on a complete other level as far as all out speed goes.

    • @ulysse21
      @ulysse21 Před 10 lety +4

      He was better at setting up engines, and worked very closely with japanese engineers, was also Osamu Goto friend, and it was easier to hide engine setups from your team mate than chassis setups, an area where Prost was better than Senna who was mostly copying Prost's chassis and aero set ups.
      Japanese was as hard workers and maniacs as Senna, so they were on the same level that's why japanese and Honda preffered Senna.
      A Senna fan and still ( but realistic and not a worshiper of human idols )

    • @adehodgson
      @adehodgson Před 10 lety +7

      martin brundle said a good driver could find a tenth on a last chance qualy lap a great driver could find half a second and he said ayrton could find over a second

    • @zico81
      @zico81 Před 9 lety +4

      Don't believe these claims for a second. Prost always loved to put himself in the victim's role, just watch his interviews when he was Mansell's team mate. Shady excuses was - alongside his great skills - one of Prost's trademarks. I am yet to hear anyone - from McLaren car mechanics to engineers, to Honda engineers to Ron Dennis - to say they favored Senna in some way or another.
      Also, Senna didn't beat Prost by 1-2 seconds in every single qualifying round, what are you talking about? There was Monaco 88 (not 89) in which Senna beat him by 1.4 sec. In the other races, he beat Prost by a few tenths or quarters of a second, which shouldn't be a surprise, since Senna was one of the greatest qualifiers there ever was, managing to put inferior cars such as McLaren 92/93 or Lotus 85/86/87 in pole positions.

    • @92trdman
      @92trdman Před 9 lety

      Frank Japson have to agree with you there... look at he drive the 1993 FW15C, this car especially make him champion.... hehe

  • @bryanb294
    @bryanb294 Před 4 lety +4

    1990 i said to my self that senna intentionaly crash prost... but i was wrong...prost maid a wide open and senna try to overtake prost in rigth corner then what happen is prost came to senna like a magnet and crash senna on the firts corner...

  • @wayneliu6194
    @wayneliu6194 Před 7 lety +4

    Prost is a gentleman and TOP 5 in this game ,while Senna is NO.1 who is also a bully meanwhile.

  • @bucklesking2193
    @bucklesking2193 Před 10 lety +13

    And how about Balestre and their political shit to put the french Aland Prost on first (Monaco and Suzuka)? No one talks about it....but the true is, Senna crashed on purpose at Prost because he was tired of it... I believe there are nationalism and wounded pride here (Murray Walker), his talent was be the fastest man, not the best political, thats why F1 it`s made for.....LEAVE THE GENIUS FLY FREE. Rip SENNA the masters of masters!

    • @brandonmazzey3907
      @brandonmazzey3907 Před 9 lety

      As one of few Americans that watch Formula 1 and some of the old races. To call Murray Walker a British wanker was totally unnecessary. There a ways of saying things but was clearly the wrong one.

    • @bucklesking2193
      @bucklesking2193 Před 9 lety

      ***** Yep, I agree with you it was unnecessary although he just shoots on Senna, anyway I recognise the knowledge, experience and contribution of Murray Walker to F1 generally speaking, so I've edited my comment. (I believe that does not correct an error committing another). Tks.

  • @dasnico13
    @dasnico13 Před 9 lety +12

    did gerard berger put up his middle finger??? 6:12

  • @mikebdb1
    @mikebdb1 Před 7 lety +13

    great statement by prost,,,,,,senna doesnt think he can kill himself because he believes in God....he was right

    • @dianegovia28
      @dianegovia28 Před 3 lety

      He died doing what he loved and that was racing.

  • @TatianePaulla
    @TatianePaulla Před 2 lety

    🇧🇷❤

  • @jeffdarnell7942
    @jeffdarnell7942 Před 3 lety +9

    I'm...Prost was a crybaby. When he was with Renault..in the early 80's, the was teamed with ANOTHER French Driver at Renault. The French public liked the other driver better, so he grabbed his family and moved to Switzerland. That's the kind of person Prost was was. He could NOT take any sort of Competitive status or criticism.

  • @peanutsmcgonnagle2458
    @peanutsmcgonnagle2458 Před 3 lety

    Hey Ron Dennis, Yes, the team has to come first unless it doesn't favor Senna. Two drivers that ignored team orders or previous agreements, the KARMA came back to bite 'em; Senna and Didier.

  • @TKYAKOW
    @TKYAKOW Před 9 lety +2

    subtitle in portuguese please :(

  • @marguskiis7711
    @marguskiis7711 Před 7 lety +5

    Prost is whining a way too much. He is 4 time champion from era when the competition was very very tight, when all the titles were won with 1 point more than the guy getting second place. And he is alive and well. Yes, he has not been a way too popular because his driving was a bit boring and calculated and he is not magnificent person too. But, still, he is a lucky guy, living legend, man from age of myths. So, be a bit more kind to dead guys and events in the deep past.

    • @alanfrost75
      @alanfrost75 Před 7 lety +4

      I think this video selects some of the things he said and omits others. I have heard him speak VERY highly of Senna, including saying he was the only driver he ever respected. But in this compilation they just pick and choose bits.

  • @AugustusCaesar88
    @AugustusCaesar88 Před 10 lety +1

    i cannot find part 3 :( ??

    • @stefaniose.5095
      @stefaniose.5095  Před 10 lety

      Legends Of F1 - Ayrton Senna SkySportsF1HD *Senna Week* Part 3/3

    • @nutsackmania
      @nutsackmania Před 10 lety

      Ayrton Senna links from beyond the grave

    • @Tokyo-Drift
      @Tokyo-Drift Před 10 lety

      Ayrton Senna Do you have the senna week video with Martin Brundle and Bruno Senna ?

  • @nazcarcup
    @nazcarcup Před 8 lety +1

    12:57...basically what Kenseth did to Logano in NASCAR

  • @theosas5267
    @theosas5267 Před 10 lety +1

    Ayrtons only mistake was that he did what prost did to him and i am sure he regret it after!He was to good to stay with us

  • @beacongamingpyrark1682
    @beacongamingpyrark1682 Před 9 lety +4

    everyone can see that prost turned into senna to keep track position but senna couldn't do anything. 1990 #blameprost

  • @TerribleFire
    @TerribleFire Před 3 lety +1

    Prost always thought everyone else was getting preferential treatment .. he stole Mansell's Ferrari from him because he thought that car was better and Mansell still beat him. He couldn't accept when someone was better on a given day.

    • @123dan165
      @123dan165 Před 3 lety

      He often relied on poltics to get his way.

  • @Orvieta
    @Orvieta Před 9 lety +3

    12:58 sign of someone who blew up some fuses, and in no way should be considered a great driver. Deliberately not braking and taking your concurrent out is childish and unforgiveable. The fact it took him a year to finally come clear and say that he indeed did it deliberately says enough.

  • @TheGreatLoco
    @TheGreatLoco Před 7 lety +7

    Both Prost and Senna were truly great drivers but terribly unethical.
    Senna caused both of those accidents, in the first Prost shot the door was leading it was his right. In the second one, that was a premeditated accident, Senna should have been disqualified as Schumacher.
    That being said, Prost running to denounce Senna with Belastre after the first accident was an absolute disgrace.

    • @Ellemerob
      @Ellemerob Před 7 lety +10

      Bullshit. Prost drove into Senna at Suzuka 1989.

    • @alanfrost75
      @alanfrost75 Před 7 lety

      Prost caused the first accident. It is far more apparent if you see the aerial view. In the aerial view it is clear as day that Prost turned into the corner early when he saw the nose of the McLaren. If you continue the line he took, he would have ended up on the grass before the corner.
      Now dont get me wrong, I dont put full blame on Prost for the sole reason that he had other instances in the past where Senna was a bit of a bully (and the example where Senna did not keep his promise). So in 89 he retaliated big time, but he went overboard and that led to the incident the following year.

    • @evodude919
      @evodude919 Před 4 lety

      There were multiple instances where Senna made the same move as what Prost made in Suzuka '89 against Schumacher, Mansell , Prost and others. But no F1 driver I'm aware of ever committed such a malicious act as Senna in '90. It was completely irresponsible and extremely dangerous. I rarely see any of his legions of fans ever admit this.

    • @emersonsantos6232
      @emersonsantos6232 Před 2 lety

      A questão que as corridas era para homens então quem tinha o equipamento mais débil precisa do braço do piloto para manter a posição. Hoje as corridas são sintéticas com pilotos que parece mais ventríloquos na mãos das equipes. E as equipes na mão da FIA.

  • @m.jsouza2782
    @m.jsouza2782 Před 10 lety +9

    oh Prost so tell me why mansel quit F1 when he heard you were going to williams? Something about a very bad year being your teammate before? Working with the true Alan? The cheater? and full of politics? Maybe you are the worse teammade for a driver in this life just it.. and the most dirty ever from the golden era too.

    • @evodude919
      @evodude919 Před 4 lety +3

      Prost got along well with his teammates in general including Lauda, Rosberg and Arnoux. Mansell didn't want to be Prost's teammate again and get humiliated like he did in 1990 when they were teammates at Ferrari. Calling Prost dirty and a cheater is rather ironic considering you are an obvious Senna fanboy. Senna invented dirty F1 driving. Just in this short video you see his masterpiece in Suzuka in 1990. Before you respond with Prost closing the door in '89, I would like to remind you Senna closed the door many times during his career in similar fashion on Prost, Mansell , Piquet and Schumacher. But no one in F1 ever pulled a stunt like your beloved Aryton in Suzuka in '90.

    • @dutchvanderlinde3556
      @dutchvanderlinde3556 Před 3 lety

      @@evodude919 WTF 😂😂, Senna got Robbed so many times

    • @con8v11
      @con8v11 Před 3 lety

      @@evodude919 Mansell did not have a problem being Prosts team mate at Williams. He felt Prost was a political animal and he was certainly better than Mansell when it came to those type of games. Make no mistake in 1990 Ferrari were behind Prost . Mansell was No1 put Prost insisted he would be No 1 in the attempt to be Champions. Mansell was financially recompensed for losing that status. Mansell would have beaten Prost in an active car, no question. It suited his balls out driving style and total commitment. Prost was not a particular fan of the active car. Mansell left Williams because they wanted to renegotiate a contract that they has already agreed upon, nothing to do with any other driver.

    • @donachille3351
      @donachille3351 Před 2 lety

      Stupid Senna fanboy.

  • @Chrisarequipa80
    @Chrisarequipa80 Před 10 lety +1

    this french guy wishes that would be true senna school his ass from the beginning

    • @nutsackmania
      @nutsackmania Před 10 lety +1

      wahhhh

    • @captpogossian
      @captpogossian Před 10 lety +5

      One thing about the internet, there's never any shortage of inarticulate morons.

  • @f1nascar1fan7
    @f1nascar1fan7 Před 9 lety +3

    Alain is so full of crap lol. I don't ever believe him. He looks like a whiner

    • @Orvieta
      @Orvieta Před 9 lety +2

      f1nascar1fan7 A whiner that didn't crash out people to win and still got more titles than Senna, just saying.

    • @karabighosh2135
      @karabighosh2135 Před 8 lety +2

      Orvieta senna died in 1994 if not he would have won more than anybody in history even msc!!!!!!!!!

    • @Orvieta
      @Orvieta Před 8 lety

      karabi ghosh Speculation...

    • @karabighosh2135
      @karabighosh2135 Před 8 lety

      Yeah maybe the MSC bit!!!!!!

    • @Orvieta
      @Orvieta Před 8 lety +1

      karabi ghosh
      Now you're down from speculation to just pure idiotic fanboyism. Which is worse, congratz!

  • @hanshase410
    @hanshase410 Před 3 lety

    Senna - talented driver but lacking any kind of decency. A lot of hinky-minky instead of just beeing fair. Driver skills 95 out if 100 but only 10 / 100 in decency/fairness/sportsmenship. So a very average driver, same like Schuhmacher, who also played dirty. These type of drivers made racing a political drama and helped to decline F1.
    There were drivers of similar skills, but with a real fairness the people still admire, like Jim Clark and Jacky Stewart. Skills 90/100 and fairness 95/100. That's how we should benchmark.
    And if somebody might think...No, I am not British.