Ayrton always said that he most sought perfection in the greatest adversities, in what he most disdained (like rain, for example, he hated it at first, because it was terrible) and in what he was worse, because the things he liked, it was easy do. From there came this great man and in my opinion the best driver of all time.
Ayrton sempre dizia que ele mais procurava a perfeição nas maiores adversidades, no que ele mais dedestava (como a chuva por exemplo, ele no inicio odiava, pois era péssimo) e no que ele era pior, pois as coisas que ele gostava, era fácil fazer. Dai surgiu este grande homem e na minha opinião o melhor piloto de todos os tempos.
On the physical side this is not entirely true. Senna was so tired after certain races he could not lift the trophy or get out of his car. Mentally he was amazingly sharp.
You talking about when he had only 6th gear left at Brazil GP and still won race his back locked up because he was driving on 6th gear only rest of 30 laps all other gears failed, because he was physically so fit he was able to achieve such a difficult feature
I heard the story about senna coming out of the car in monaco a few times before but still have no idea what it meant. Did senna stand up/poke his head out of the car? Or did he have an out of body experience?
1:10 Thats not really true. Every racer made professional fitness training already in those day. Otherwise you woudnt been capable of driving even a few laps.
It is true, what he means is that Ayrton surpassed himself above others through adversity. The more he didn’t like it, the more he got worse, where he was obsessed with perfection. The others did play their parts, but Ayrton always wanted to go further. All the pilots said that for Ayrton the day was 25 hours long.
talent: 10/10
work: 12/10
G.O.A.T. !!
There is only one enlightened driver: Senna. The rest of the greats are just geniuses.
We’ll said
I miss you Ayrton.
Aryton...
All of us!
Ayrton always said that he most sought perfection in the greatest adversities, in what he most disdained (like rain, for example, he hated it at first, because it was terrible) and in what he was worse, because the things he liked, it was easy do. From there came this great man and in my opinion the best driver of all time.
Things like that make me feel proud of being Brazilian, that's our true faces. Hate those who destroy our reputation!
Still a better love story then twilight
Ayrton sempre dizia que ele mais procurava a perfeição nas maiores adversidades, no que ele mais dedestava (como a chuva por exemplo, ele no inicio odiava, pois era péssimo) e no que ele era pior, pois as coisas que ele gostava, era fácil fazer. Dai surgiu este grande homem e na minha opinião o melhor piloto de todos os tempos.
Ayrton Senna The Right to Win documentary
Uma lenda dourada.
On the physical side this is not entirely true. Senna was so tired after certain races he could not lift the trophy or get out of his car.
Mentally he was amazingly sharp.
You talking about when he had only 6th gear left at Brazil GP and still won race his back locked up because he was driving on 6th gear only rest of 30 laps all other gears failed, because he was physically so fit he was able to achieve such a difficult feature
@@Serbian1985 perfect 👍🏻👌🏼
Você estava no carro com Senna quando isso aconteceu? Sabe como era difícil pilotar aqueles carros?
I heard the story about senna coming out of the car in monaco a few times before but still have no idea what it meant. Did senna stand up/poke his head out of the car? Or did he have an out of body experience?
Out of body experience. He believed that God helped him and Prost thought Senna just said that to come off as a more interesting driver.
@@Whatbow1238 jesus
What’s the complete documentary this is from
1:10 Thats not really true. Every racer made professional fitness training already in those day. Otherwise you woudnt been capable of driving even a few laps.
Especially with less comfort and driving aids like today. You are right. Nowadays a 16 year old can drive an F1. He just means Nigel Mansell lol.
It is true, what he means is that Ayrton surpassed himself above others through adversity. The more he didn’t like it, the more he got worse, where he was obsessed with perfection. The others did play their parts, but Ayrton always wanted to go further. All the pilots said that for Ayrton the day was 25 hours long.
Few attain enlightenment
Or Jos or Keke lol
4:11 , because senna was a crazy driver and the other drivers didn't wanna risk their lifes.