There have only been 5 God-like, true-genius, F1 drivers; Nouvolari, Ascari, Fangio, Clark, and Senna. How great it was to be alive to see Senna drive.
Ayrton Senna was a man of many qualities, he was an icon, a superhero and an outstanding racing driver, without doubt he is one of the greatest of all time and his legacy will never be forgotten R.I.P 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🏎🏎🏎
I miss him alot at random moments he continues with me. Gratitude results. My Messiah. Sempre. As a kid I always said "Senna Forever", and he proved me right! Simply the best. Gratitude helps, but it never gets any easier.
30 years since my mum made me go and get milk from the farm as i was loosing my mind wathcing the BBC. Longest walk i ever took. Still cant believe its real.
Me.too it still hits hard when I let it. It certainly fkd my last year of high school and found it bard giving a fuk ever since to lay it out there. Never anyone's winning drug got me high like being a Senna fan as that teenage gokarter. It is more rare than that I realised as that teenager. It's a powerful gift eternal gratitude. :)
Ayrton Senna could be one with the car, as if it were part of his body. many drivers did not have this and this was most evident when it was raining and being able to keep a car on the track at such incredible speed is impressive. It's a pity that I only started to look into him after he had long since passed away. Above all, Aryton Senna was a beautiful person who cared deeply about his fans.
My interest in formula 1 took a massive hit on that terrible day. I didn't watch another race until over ten years later. As with many Senna fans, a significant part of my motorsport soul died that day.
Man! 30 years have passed and it feels like last week. I remember my father telling my mom “do not bother me on sunday! I will watch Mansell beating that yellow crazy helmet ***!” I also remember that sad day. My father felt it hard. On that day he said: never tought Senna could die. RIP Senna! You and Mansell brought a lot of joy to my old man!
Prost is very much underrated, because of his rivalry with Senna and being portrayed as 'the enemy' of the latter. However, had all results counted in 1988, not Senna, but Prost, who's two retirements came from mechanical issues, rather than driver error, would have won the championship. In 1989, Senna received special treatment from Honda, yet Prost still beat him. And in 1990, Senna punted him off in Suzuka, in a move that would see Schumacher disqualified 7 years later in similar circumstances. Using today's point system, Prost beat each and every one of his teammates, which included past and future world champions and race winners.
he was the first person I saw died, in front of my eyes, as a kid. and he was my superhero. I am now 10 years older than you ever was. I still miss you, I still hold you as a superhero.
Gratitude helps, I know, it never gets any easier...and to be fair, I refuse to ever let this wound heal. Sometimes I am not sure the wound has even started to heal. Gratitude brother, he was the best idol a kid could ever have. Senna forever I said as a 13 year old. Was 18 when we lost him and he proved me right. Eternal gratitude. I poke the wound when I need a hit, "Winning is like a drug" - the Messiah
It still hurts TBH I loved everything about him He was so much more than a F1 driver His personality and race craft was above any at that level May he rest in peace Hope one day I get to meet him In the other life
Ότι καλύτερο είδαμε στον παγκόσμιο αθλητισμό και ένας υπέροχος Ανθρωπος!το είδωλο φυλαχτό παγκοσμίως!ευλογημένος που έζησα την εποχή του και τον είδα να τρέχει live Επίσης πάντα μου άρεσε η φωνη του κυρίου που παρουσιάζει Ayrton Senna do Brazil ο κόσμος πάντα σε αγαπάει-ΔΕΝ σε ξέχασε κανείς! Ευχαριστώ πολύ για το βίντεο
I was never a senna fan until he went to Williams, the reason why, I was a big mansell fan, when senna went to Williams I wanted him to win, because that was my team, it was never meant to be, I respected him massively, he was a very good driver and human being ❤
I never even knew this existed. I’ve seen every documentary I could about this legend. Going to São Paulo for my 40th next April. As Senna will always be in my heart. Sempre Senna 🇧🇷
Did you go ? Happy birthday.. P.s. i was 9 when Senna died and remember that day very well.. He was my first sports idol and i remember crying when i realized he died. Such an amazing person he was,very charismatic,good hearted. He Will never be forgotten.
If he would have lived he surely should have driven for ferrari and no doubt No1 F1 driver of all time..till date..and many more record and pole positions... God bless his soul...the greatest and best F1 driver of all time
Dear F1.. for one race surely you can build the same car. for everyone on the grid and race at spa or silver stone anywhere you can over take. a Williams a McLaren Ferrari and F1 car omg it would be something else
If senna lived and drove for another 6 years, based on who he was driving for, and who he would probably have driven for, he would have won all the world championships up to 2000. So he should be on 9 world titles, Schumacher on 5, no Hill, Villeneuve, and Hakkinen. Arguably, Ferrari would have hired him instead of Schumacher too for Senna's last years in the sport. He might have 11 titles. Senna dying allowed no less than 4 other drivers to become champions. He would have beaten them because he was beating them and they would have been second driver to him in the same team.
As soon as I heard Murray Walker, I stopped watching. Unfortunately many people listen to Murray's opinion on the greatest drivers debate but he does not give objective opinion. He should be objective or don't say anything. He picks Prost over Senna because Prost was nicer to him, he said it himself. He hated Schumacher after the 94 Australian GP where he thought Schumacher robbed Hill of the championship. After Schumacher came to one of his birthday parties, all of a sudden, Schumacher is the greatest driver. He should have kept his personal feelings separate from a professional one. Had Hill bough him a box of chocolates then Hill would have been the greatest driver of all time for him.
Had you been alive when Senna raced and lived, you would realise how absolutely spastik your comment is. Go play with your Lego. Far out. Dafuq this kid?!
@@paulanthonynelson2733 The only people who would know why Senna was faster are the ones who actually saw all the races back then. I lived in Chicago and went to all Detroit GP since 1983. Here is one thing you will never find on the internet. Senna and Lauda were the only drivers who came down to the basement of Renaissance Center to work with the engineers every night. All the cars were taken to there each night as they didn't have garages. The cars were roped off but you can talk to the drivers, though Senna wouldn't talk to many people other than to say hi. Lauda was more friendly. Since all the 88/89 races are available, go watch all the races end to end and tell me who is the faster driver. Not just qualifying but the races.
@robertwhitten265 that's 88/89 and so what. OK sorry for thinking you might be Lego aged. I'm missing the Niki connection here but he would love said no less.
Almost thirty years. Ayrton Senna will always be my all time F1 hero.
No doubt about it !
ABSOLUTELY❤
There have only been 5 God-like, true-genius, F1 drivers; Nouvolari, Ascari, Fangio, Clark, and Senna. How great it was to be alive to see Senna drive.
Ayrton Senna was a man of many qualities, he was an icon, a superhero and an outstanding racing driver, without doubt he is one of the greatest of all time and his legacy will never be forgotten R.I.P 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🏎🏎🏎
Not one of the Best,the Best ever🇧🇷🇩🇪
Nice comment, he was a man of contradictions but no doubt an outstanding racing driver and a special man.
Hes most certainly top 3 that ever lived
I miss him alot at random moments he continues with me. Gratitude results. My Messiah. Sempre. As a kid I always said "Senna Forever", and he proved me right!
Simply the best.
Gratitude helps, but it never gets any easier.
30 years since my mum made me go and get milk from the farm as i was loosing my mind wathcing the BBC. Longest walk i ever took. Still cant believe its real.
The world stood still when Senna died.
i knew where i was that day , i couldn,t believe he wouldn,t make it....still have a bad feeling about it..
The world also stood still when Ratzenberger died too!!!
@@ledzeppelin708 yeah,it was a bad omen ! every one could see it all over the world ....
The fact 1m people plus took to the streets. 3 days of Mourning and the impact. Just unreal guy was a god.
2m
@@VesnaMilohnoja God mode bro
Senna would have become President of Brazil
@@AlonsoRulesWould've walked his way into office
That's what he wanted@@AlonsoRules
It has taken me nearly 29 years to find this. Thank you for posting this. I had hoped to watch it on the day it was broadcast but work intervened
Me.too it still hits hard when I let it. It certainly fkd my last year of high school and found it bard giving a fuk ever since to lay it out there. Never anyone's winning drug got me high like being a Senna fan as that teenage gokarter. It is more rare than that I realised as that teenager. It's a powerful gift eternal gratitude.
:)
Senna! Simply the best.
Fuken aye.
Ayrton Senna could be one with the car, as if it were part of his body. many drivers did not have this and this was most evident when it was raining and being able to keep a car on the track at such incredible speed is impressive. It's a pity that I only started to look into him after he had long since passed away. Above all, Aryton Senna was a beautiful person who cared deeply about his fans.
My interest in formula 1 took a massive hit on that terrible day. I didn't watch another race until over ten years later. As with many Senna fans, a significant part of my motorsport soul died that day.
The actual GOAT
Man! 30 years have passed and it feels like last week. I remember my father telling my mom “do not bother me on sunday! I will watch Mansell beating that yellow crazy helmet ***!” I also remember that sad day. My father felt it hard. On that day he said: never tought Senna could die. RIP Senna! You and Mansell brought a lot of joy to my old man!
Never seen this before and I class myself as a huge Senna fan. Thanks for posting. The last piece Murray does to camera is on the Senna CD
Excellent tribute.Great eulogy from Murray.
Ayrton Senna, o melhor piloto de FI de todos os tempos... faleceu a 1 de Maio de 1994 quando liderava a corrida de FI no GP de San Marino, em Ímola...
Arton was a gift from ❤GOD ❤❤❤❤❤
Senna and Prost were the 2 Greatest Drivers of all time. Then Mansell
The three yes. Another level. Gratitude i saw it.
Richtig erkannt
Prost is very much underrated, because of his rivalry with Senna and being portrayed as 'the enemy' of the latter. However, had all results counted in 1988, not Senna, but Prost, who's two retirements came from mechanical issues, rather than driver error, would have won the championship. In 1989, Senna received special treatment from Honda, yet Prost still beat him. And in 1990, Senna punted him off in Suzuka, in a move that would see Schumacher disqualified 7 years later in similar circumstances. Using today's point system, Prost beat each and every one of his teammates, which included past and future world champions and race winners.
he was the first person I saw died, in front of my eyes, as a kid. and he was my superhero. I am now 10 years older than you ever was. I still miss you, I still hold you as a superhero.
Ayrton Senna is Brazil.
Remember this like yesterday as a kid. Was surreal
Miss you. You r the best there ever is.
still hurts when I see this doc, what a loss..............🙏
Siempre Senna💖
Gratitude helps, I know, it never gets any easier...and to be fair, I refuse to ever let this wound heal. Sometimes I am not sure the wound has even started to heal.
Gratitude brother, he was the best idol a kid could ever have. Senna forever I said as a 13 year old. Was 18 when we lost him and he proved me right. Eternal gratitude. I poke the wound when I need a hit, "Winning is like a drug" - the Messiah
Those flowers they laid remain bright as ever in my heart forever. There are no words. You have no idea. Messiah.
It still hurts TBH
I loved everything about him
He was so much more than a F1 driver
His personality and race craft was above any at that level
May he rest in peace
Hope one day I get to meet him
In the other life
So many incredible memories x
GOAT
I would give anything to ask Senna about his ‘88 Quali lap at Monaco, where he was 1.8 seconds faster than Prost.
He was only 34 years young. That's nuts.
Mansel a class act.
Ότι καλύτερο είδαμε στον παγκόσμιο αθλητισμό και ένας υπέροχος Ανθρωπος!το είδωλο φυλαχτό παγκοσμίως!ευλογημένος που έζησα την εποχή του και τον είδα να τρέχει live
Επίσης πάντα μου άρεσε η φωνη του κυρίου που παρουσιάζει
Ayrton Senna do Brazil ο κόσμος πάντα σε αγαπάει-ΔΕΝ σε ξέχασε κανείς!
Ευχαριστώ πολύ για το βίντεο
I was never a senna fan until he went to Williams, the reason why, I was a big mansell fan, when senna went to Williams I wanted him to win, because that was my team, it was never meant to be, I respected him massively, he was a very good driver and human being ❤
The best!!!!!!
I never even knew this existed.
I’ve seen every documentary I could about this legend.
Going to São Paulo for my 40th next April. As Senna will always be in my heart.
Sempre Senna 🇧🇷
Did you go ? Happy birthday..
P.s. i was 9 when Senna died and remember that day very well..
He was my first sports idol and i remember crying when i realized he died.
Such an amazing person he was,very charismatic,good hearted.
He Will never be forgotten.
REMEMBER SENNA 1994. TODAY 2023❤FOREVER
Thank you, Sir. I agree with each and every word you've said. Thank you, Senna, for always have given your best.
30 years this month. From Joe. X
I have tried finding this for a long time, thank you so much
If he would have lived he surely should have driven for ferrari and no doubt No1 F1 driver of all time..till date..and many more record and pole positions...
God bless his soul...the greatest and best F1 driver of all time
The GOT! ❤
Piloto genial! Figura carismática! Foi um astro internacional como poucos na história da F1!
RIP LEGEND GOAT ICONIC he will be miss
Alain Prost jump started the Japan GP 1989 11:24
senna sempre❤
Dear F1.. for one race surely you can build the same car. for everyone on the grid and race at spa or silver stone anywhere you can over take. a Williams a McLaren Ferrari and F1 car omg it would be something else
I always knew this tribute existed but had never ran across it until now, thank you for sharing.
The Greatest. RIP Ayrton
29:59 Fitting words from Murray
If senna lived and drove for another 6 years, based on who he was driving for, and who he would probably have driven for, he would have won all the world championships up to 2000. So he should be on 9 world titles, Schumacher on 5, no Hill, Villeneuve, and Hakkinen. Arguably, Ferrari would have hired him instead of Schumacher too for Senna's last years in the sport. He might have 11 titles. Senna dying allowed no less than 4 other drivers to become champions. He would have beaten them because he was beating them and they would have been second driver to him in the same team.
Meu precioso Ayrton, sempre te amarei! Um beijo imenso!❤
11:39 ''This is fantastic!'' 😂
😪
Nice
Roland Ratzenberger also died on the track the day before, nobody ever remembers him though!!!
People do remember him A LOT, far more than they would had Senna not died after him.
Большая трагедия то, что Карачаево-Балкарцы и Дигорцы в настоящее время оторваны друг от друга, в прошлом являясь одним аланским народом.
This was shown on May 4th 1994 and not as stated in the caption
ah yes, that was the original date in the title. I've edited the wrong Senna doc. Good spot. This was shown in place of Sportsnight
Who made that bad welding on his steering...?
It bottomed out. I thought like you for a long time but the reality is the pace of that farkin safety car cost us Ayrton.
@@paulanthonynelson2733 Italian courts say otherwise. It was a bad weld on a steering column.
@TC2290-wh5cb your mum says it's past your bedtime
@@paulanthonynelson2733 cringe
@TC2290-wh5cb and the Mardi Gras wants its word cringe back. Ask the experts, or an -Italian- court....?
Go tidy up your Lego
Is mansell on valium
he is grieving there - show some respect
Lol I love you. Love ya Nige , I didn't want to say but dude has a point yo.
As soon as I heard Murray Walker, I stopped watching. Unfortunately many people listen to Murray's opinion on the greatest drivers debate but he does not give objective opinion. He should be objective or don't say anything. He picks Prost over Senna because Prost was nicer to him, he said it himself. He hated Schumacher after the 94 Australian GP where he thought Schumacher robbed Hill of the championship. After Schumacher came to one of his birthday parties, all of a sudden, Schumacher is the greatest driver. He should have kept his personal feelings separate from a professional one. Had Hill bough him a box of chocolates then Hill would have been the greatest driver of all time for him.
Had you been alive when Senna raced and lived, you would realise how absolutely spastik your comment is. Go play with your Lego. Far out. Dafuq this kid?!
@@paulanthonynelson2733 The only people who would know why Senna was faster are the ones who actually saw all the races back then. I lived in Chicago and went to all Detroit GP since 1983. Here is one thing you will never find on the internet. Senna and Lauda were the only drivers who came down to the basement of Renaissance Center to work with the engineers every night. All the cars were taken to there each night as they didn't have garages. The cars were roped off but you can talk to the drivers, though Senna wouldn't talk to many people other than to say hi. Lauda was more friendly. Since all the 88/89 races are available, go watch all the races end to end and tell me who is the faster driver. Not just qualifying but the races.
@robertwhitten265 that's 88/89 and so what. OK sorry
for thinking you might be Lego aged. I'm missing the Niki connection here but he would love said no less.
exactly! you are sure.