@@Glenn7719Murray’s voice reminds me of every Sunday my dad absolutely loved F1 , worked for a race team himself XJ220s etc. Those were the days . Miss you dad RIP.
When Nigel said all the memories were flooding back, I choked up. If only Ayrton was still around. If all the classic teams still around gave their old drivers a car to demo, we know there’s a chance a race would break out.
At the time people use to unfairly label him as a bit boring, maybe because of the tone of his voice. But if you were truly into f1, you knew he was a massive personality. I know at Silverstone at least, the team directors use to have to tear him away on a night as he just loved chatting with all the fans, back when you could go to the pit areas.
Well said mate,I absolutely loved F1 back in the day,so many brilliant drivers,so much rivalry,but tbh out of all the drivers,I was on the edge of my seat every single time I watched Nigel Mansell. ❤❤
When he left for Indy Car it was a sad, sad day 😢 Cheered me up that as a ROOKIE he won nearly every race, set NEW Fastest Lap Records on most tracks and completely DOMINATED 🇺🇸
He drove those laps like a man possessed. After bringing the car to a halt, he had to be lifted out and could not walk for several minutes. He was totally spent. It was the most exciting battle I have seen in many many years of F1.
I don't like getting older, but being a teenager when he was running this round Silverstone and those scenes. My god that was great. He may look like an old man with a moustache to you now, but in his time he was an utter BEAST.
This man gave us some of the best racing I have ever witnessed, he deserves to go down in history as one of the best, the most exciting and certainly one of the bravest. What a legend.
People here in South Australia still talk about how they played golf with him whenever the gp came to Adelaide Saying he was just such a calm normal person and always had great words of encouragement
He was an atrocity in terms of being a team player. A man who thrived on making people uncomfortable within the team and stirring up trouble for no good reason. A great driver, but I wouldn’t employ him.
I followed Nige during a round of golf at Royal Sydney in 1988, that was the year of the Judd engine. Not a great year for Williams but he’s as good a golfer as a driver.
So happy to see his mustache back again with his old car old team this must’ve been so nostalgic for him for me he is prolly the best and the most agressive driver after Senna back in that era respect ❤
For me Mansell and Senna were a class above. Very fond memories of my grandad and I with BBC Grand Prix coverage on a Sunday seeing Mansell and Senna at the office. F1 just not the same now sadly 😢
Agreed. F1 in the late 80s up to Senna’s death was so pure - the apex of man and machine. The Lion, Prost, Senna. The races were so exciting to watch. Karting with 1000bhp engines.
Me too, after I saw his tyre blow out in Australia 1986 on the news, so I started watching F1 after that. What a great time to be into F1. I don't watch it any more.
Uno di quei piloti che non esistono più ...cuore passione e coraggio grande Nigel un grande leone pagherei solo per stringergli la mano un gentleman....uno di noi che ci è riuscito ...non un ricco predestinato ma un ragazzo con le palle ...grazie per le emozioni che mi hai regalato quando ero bambino.... Mansell per me un grande campione
He was such an inspiration for me watching him drive for F1 i was watching when Ayrton.. then Indy and who can forget Murry Walker calling all his drives ....such great times and sad times
this lad got my ultmost respect as driver when i saw him overtaking on the outside of La peraltada in Mexico. In my book, the best overtake I have ever seen
His star status reached the wider word of F1, and as a fan from his original hometown of Birmingham, UK, that makes me very proud :-) Hugs back from Staffordshire, UK!
All my respects from Argentina to Mr. Nigel Mansell, excellent F1 driver and a man with capital letters. Those pilots and people that are hard to find nowadays.
This man had to race against Nelson piquet Alain prost and Ayrton Senna to get his results. No other driver has had such formidable drivers around him on track. That said I wish Ayrton was still alive.
I mean the boys today going up against max verstappen, Lewis hamilton, and fernando alonso and not too long ago we had Sebastien vettel too. Yeew Charles lecerc has his work cut out for him haha
I think Mansell is a funny and very nice guy with an unique personality. I saw the 80's in F-1, and I miss someone like Nigel on Grid now. Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil.
I was there that season, and I got on well with Nigel. On the day in Budapest when he secured the championship he gave me a big hug in the Williams garage after the race, and I went to work in the press room smelling of champagne . . . Good times.
What a legend, he should have had 3 world champs in 1986 he was well in the lead at the last GP of the season in Australia and on his was to being world champion when his tyre exploded and in 1991 when unreliability enabled Ayrton Senna to take that title tgungla like leading the Candian GP by a distance ce when his transmission failed with only half a lap to go, an understate, brave lion of a man and a true brit.
The car he was driving in 1986 and 1987 was good enough to walk the title that year and Alain Prost realistically shouldnt have even been in a contention. Put Alain or Ayrton in fw11 and they win the championship with big margin...
IndyCars is NOT easy as so many claim. His 1993 title is just as amazIng as his F1 title. He is a TWO time champion. He won on his Indy Car debut in Australia too.
@largol33t12 spot on he is still the only driver to hold both world championships at the same time and there aren't many drivers who have won the Indy Car championship in their rookie year, I actually think that season showed his skill and bravery even more than his F1 win, for a start he was not in the quickest car, it was competitive but not the quickest, he won the Indy Car championship on pure talent and bravery, bearing mind all the tracks were new to him too. He does not get enough credit for how good he was. Additionally, he was competing against Senna and Prost 2 of the all time greats in F1.
The most exciting F1 driver ever and by far my favourite! It's been awesome to see Nigel back in the car with which he wrote history! I hope to see him drive it more often!
Nigel has always been my sporting hero, right from being a child watching F1. His passion, determination, and talent were breathtaking. And to see Nigel again in one of his race cars brings back such fantastic memories for all of us as well! Take care.
My hero, watched you fighting sundays more than 30 years ago as a very young lad, I have tears in my eyes seeing this. being a hamilton fan now but Nigel is like first love, always remains special.
Nigel, THE Williams driver of the team's history. Genius and insanity united. Great to see him driving his FW14 baby again. Plus his moustache = phenomenal 🤩
He slipped back in to this old way so quickly that after filming. He jumped out of the car, went straight to his chopper and went for a round of golf without any debriefing. lol
@@Red5_ Mansell had much better cars at disposal tho. Williams he was driving were rockets and he should have won 86' and 87' instead of fumbling it. Senna and Prost wouldnt have lost championships with Fw11. He went from being beaten by DeAngelis for 5 seasons straight to winning 13 races in a span of 2 yrs. Sudden burst of form or a OP car? I say the latter... I actually like Mansell he was entertaining driver and great overtaker that was very fast on his day but Senna and Prost were another level. It showed when Mansell was reduced to number 2 in 1990 next to Alain... That Ferrari was a world champion car yet Mansell didnt even beat Berger in points...
Why was his number red and the other Williams cars white? This happened multiple seasons I believe, an oddity that I never heard a reason for, care to comment on this F1 trivia? Was this after Senna died in 1994 and Nigel took Senna’s number 0 but it was in red for the remainder of 1994? I was thinking this was an Adaptive Suspension FW from 1993 but maybe this is a later car.
@@RyanPerrella I believe it was from 85 when Nigel joined Williams. Rosberg was number 6 so in white the numbers looked similar. Hence red 5. In 94 Nigel had sennas number 2. Hill was 0
I was at Stowe corner at the British GP in 1992 aged 10. Memories! I still remember Lap 1 with Nigel coming down the Hangar Straight and the gasps from the crowd as he was already a country mile ahead.
@@maximushornetTrue. But to be fair, Mansell deserved a title way before then and would have been world champion in 1986 had it not been for a blow out in Adelaide.
Nigel Mansell is my all-time favourite F! driver. Reminds me of watching him and cheering him to victory with my dad as a kid. What an absolute legend he is.
My hero as a kid. He fought some battles in F1. He fought the best. Was one of the best. In my eyes anyway. And still the best. Respect to Senna but Mansell was fighting you and jean and Burger etc. Made F1 so much fun.
El Leon,I rooted like hell for him even tho I was a senna lifer. Man was fearless, relentless, he fully committed to challenging anyone ahead. His chase of Senna at monaco, the dummy on piquet, the pass around the outside in the ferrari. They should give him the car.
One of the greatest Drivers of all time in F1 , I still have a poster of Nigel driving a F1 Ferrari hanging in my garage . Nice to see him in good health and still capable to drive his old car.
Nice to see Nigel Mansell here with that iconic Williams. I saw him win his Driver's championship in real time back then. I was very happy for Nigel Mansell then.🇬🇧 Red number 5. Good on you sir. Those were the days when Williams was at the sharp edge, along with McLaren and Benneton.
Wish he'd won in 86. The years that followed were painful in that his talent went unrecognised. Great performances in 87, the underpowered car in 88, the temperamental Ferrari in 89-90, and the slow start in 91. It all came together finally in 92 - the only downside was that Prost wasn't racing so Nigel never beat him in that sense. I was overwhelmed by Adelaide 94 and Williams should have kept him for 95. What a fantastic racing driver.
Nigel put every single possible effort into his driving. Remember when he would get out of the car barely able to stand ? That's called determination. Hats off to you sir !!
He was my absolute favourite at that time. He was destined for many more world titles, if not for a series of technical errors and bad luck. Good to see him back in racing overalls behind the wheel of the top Williams. I was very lucky that F1 came to Hungary during the Iron Curtain era, so I got to see Nigel and the racing circus races live as a kid.
This man made me a fan of F1. Watched him race against other legends of his time. I always wanted Mansell to win. I have watched every single race since then.
The most exciting driver in the history of F1, the biggest balls and on his day unbeatable my hero. Thank you for the memories my idol. 🙏 P.S Hungary 🇭🇺 1989 at Ferrari and Silverstone 1987 at Williams at his peak.
He is from the time when pilots actually risked their lifes to entertain the people and to be the best. He became the best in 1992. Good to see him in his car again!
It's good to see that Nigel has recovered from his melted face with an arrow in it.
😂😂😂 Grand Tour. My thoughts exactly.
😂
Now that… that is a good comment
"Alright lads, i'm ready" 😂😂❤❤
Hahaha
Seeing Nigel sitting in that car takes me back nearly 30 years what an absolute legend.
Both of them !! 😊
Got Murrays voice in my head saying "And here comes Nigel Mansell"
Over 30 years ago !
@@Glenn7719Murray’s voice reminds me of every Sunday my dad absolutely loved F1 , worked for a race team himself XJ220s etc. Those were the days . Miss you dad RIP.
He doesn’t look much different considering 30 years have passed.
He’s looking good after all he went through on The Grand Tour
He looks worse than my 90 yr old dad.
@@uv77mc85 You are missing the point.
I’ve go an arrow in me ‘ead
@@uv77mc85 yeah bt your 90 years old dad NEVER lived dangerous as this legend 😎 Btw he look ok
I’m tearing up watching this!! Damn you mansell pass me a tissue!! You made a grown man cry😅.Red5.
@@teapot27 his eyes at some points, he was in a dream, somewhere else kind of thing. Great vid.
What a driver with a legendary car.
Such a gent, my childhood hero.
He wasn’t actually that good in all honesty.
@@tomp8941bollocks
And a great beer sponsor as well!
@@tomp8941give your head a shake and you do better
When Nigel said all the memories were flooding back, I choked up. If only Ayrton was still around. If all the classic teams still around gave their old drivers a car to demo, we know there’s a chance a race would break out.
If Aryton was still with us and Micheal was able to race imagine them in the RB's!
I was wondering that when he mentioned all of the protection the new cars have. Perhaps his thoughts were on Ayrton.
Real men
@@barryp4700 my thoughts, too. Halo would surely have saved Ayrton.
@@the_razr not necessarily
Nigel Mansell. A gentleman and a sportsman. And an incredible driver. Absolute respect, Sir.
And a mustache.
He made me enjoy F1, when he stopped... shortly after, i stopped watching F1.
One of my favourites
One of my favourite and one of the fastest ever.
At the time people use to unfairly label him as a bit boring, maybe because of the tone of his voice. But if you were truly into f1, you knew he was a massive personality. I know at Silverstone at least, the team directors use to have to tear him away on a night as he just loved chatting with all the fans, back when you could go to the pit areas.
He is the reason a lot of us Brits are into f1.The legend.The Lion.
Mansell in that car is literally the nostalgic image I have in my head as a 5 year old. Still for me the most beautiful F1 car of all time
Well said mate,I absolutely loved F1 back in the day,so many brilliant drivers,so much rivalry,but tbh out of all the drivers,I was on the edge of my seat every single time I watched Nigel Mansell. ❤❤
You sure he's french?
Great respect for the Lion Nigel God bless all the gentlemans driver of those days ❤
When he left for Indy Car it was a sad, sad day 😢
Cheered me up that as a ROOKIE he won nearly every race, set NEW Fastest Lap Records on most tracks and completely DOMINATED 🇺🇸
Nigel nailed to the back of Senna's gearbox in the last laps at Monaco is a major F1 memory.
He drove those laps like a man possessed. After bringing the car to a halt, he had to be lifted out and could not walk for several minutes. He was totally spent. It was the most exciting battle I have seen in many many years of F1.
I remember it well what a finish what a race nowadays they would give Nigel a 10 second penalty for driving too close lol
One of the bits that stuck with me also. you couldn't see where senna's car ended and where Mansell's started, epic driving.
Two of the best drivers of all time.
Nigel getting emotional always makes me get emotional. Big love
It’s the mustache. A real one.
Nigel Mansell...one of the only things never exaggerated on the Grand Tour
See ya later Paul Walker mate!
Saw him in Hockenheim.
A absolut legend, a true knight. I miss those times, not only because of f1😂
I don't like getting older, but being a teenager when he was running this round Silverstone and those scenes. My god that was great. He may look like an old man with a moustache to you now, but in his time he was an utter BEAST.
Exactly how I feel. He gave it everything! Except maybe at McLaren...
Indeed, no one should forget Nigel was prepared to give everything, if there was a chance to win. The most formidable opponent you can imagine.
@@tastewithjase time is everyones biggest opponent
This man gave us some of the best racing I have ever witnessed, he deserves to go down in history as one of the best, the most exciting and certainly one of the bravest. What a legend.
He drove that Williams like he stole it. Miss those glory days of F1.
Absolutely, the bravest and fastest no doubt. Senna disciples etc would beg to differ.
@@jbradbury2, Nigel did stuff in that car that was brave to the edge of foolhardiness . . .
@@jbradbury2Senna had to battle VERY hard to fight Mansell & even Senna considered him to be one of the best he ever raced against.
@@jbradbury2 He was the only one to be as fast as Senna. Nigel just lacked some luck and control, but that's why we loved him. Heartof a lion.
People here in South Australia still talk about how they played golf with him whenever the gp came to Adelaide
Saying he was just such a calm normal person and always had great words of encouragement
I believe it 100 %. He seems to be a genuine bloke and a pleasant person. Wish I could meet him someday.
He was an atrocity in terms of being a team player. A man who thrived on making people uncomfortable within the team and stirring up trouble for no good reason. A great driver, but I wouldn’t employ him.
@@patrickdaly5988source?
@@largol33t12 oh please! You make it sound like Prost was a saint and didn't have a huge rivalry with Senna. Talk about egos...
I followed Nige during a round of golf at Royal Sydney in 1988, that was the year of the Judd engine. Not a great year for Williams but he’s as good a golfer as a driver.
So happy to see his mustache back again with his old car old team this must’ve been so nostalgic for him for me he is prolly the best and the most agressive driver after Senna back in that era respect ❤
I didn't hit the "like" button because there are already 5 likes and I didn't want to ruin it.
😉
But Hell yeah!!!
@ nah your not forced to like lol the 5th one was mine anyways lol
Max, Lewis, Fernando... Eat your hearts out, Red 5 was truly something special back then
The most fierce, competitive driver of his era, a privilege to have witnessed him drive.
For me Mansell and Senna were a class above. Very fond memories of my grandad and I with BBC Grand Prix coverage on a Sunday seeing Mansell and Senna at the office. F1 just not the same now sadly 😢
Him chasing Senna down around Monaco is gold
Yup, happy days with all the excitement distilled into a relatively short programme. Made it that much more special imo.
I am 62 and do not even watch it now or the WRC. Just watered down versions of the real thing!
Agreed. F1 in the late 80s up to Senna’s death was so pure - the apex of man and machine. The Lion, Prost, Senna. The races were so exciting to watch. Karting with 1000bhp engines.
Legends never die
He was the reason I got into F1 aged 11. Happy memories!
Me too, after I saw his tyre blow out in Australia 1986 on the news, so I started watching F1 after that. What a great time to be into F1. I don't watch it any more.
What a touching moment, it's like seeing an old friend
Uno di quei piloti che non esistono più ...cuore passione e coraggio grande Nigel un grande leone pagherei solo per stringergli la mano un gentleman....uno di noi che ci è riuscito ...non un ricco predestinato ma un ragazzo con le palle ...grazie per le emozioni che mi hai regalato quando ero bambino.... Mansell per me un grande campione
Condivido ogni tua parola....vale lo stesso per me .
He was such an inspiration for me watching him drive for F1 i was watching when Ayrton.. then Indy and who can forget Murry Walker calling all his drives ....such great times and sad times
this lad got my ultmost respect as driver when i saw him overtaking on the outside of La peraltada in Mexico. In my book, the best overtake I have ever seen
Proud to say I watched him race at Mid Ohio during his CART career. Always appreciated his style. Nothings changed
Still the greatest, he’s the reason I’m in love with racing.
Huge respect for this Champion. Hugs from Brazil.
His star status reached the wider word of F1, and as a fan from his original hometown of Birmingham, UK, that makes me very proud :-) Hugs back from Staffordshire, UK!
All my respects from Argentina to Mr. Nigel Mansell, excellent F1 driver and a man with capital letters. Those pilots and people that are hard to find nowadays.
This man had to race against Nelson piquet Alain prost and Ayrton Senna to get his results. No other driver has had such formidable drivers around him on track. That said I wish Ayrton was still alive.
I mean the boys today going up against max verstappen, Lewis hamilton, and fernando alonso and not too long ago we had Sebastien vettel too. Yeew Charles lecerc has his work cut out for him haha
That would be the Newy effect an effect that today has put the RB19 in a league of its own.
No F1 Drivers will ever have those odds staked against them in the Foreseeable future????
@@paulmcdonald8055 I would agree with that.
Not only that then he went to USA and kicked butt in Indycar winning in his first year.
One of the best drivers to race in Formula One.
So glad to see he's made a full recovery from a melty face and arrow after Jeremy, Richard, and James rescued him from Poland.
All my respect Mr. Mansell 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think Mansell is a funny and very nice guy with an unique personality. I saw the 80's in F-1, and I miss someone like Nigel on Grid now.
Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil.
I was there that season, and I got on well with Nigel.
On the day in Budapest when he secured the championship he gave me a big hug in the Williams garage after the race, and I went to work in the press room smelling of champagne . . .
Good times.
Love to see drivers United with their old cars ❤
F1 should make this a regular feature on their UA-cam channel.
Johnny Herbert getting back behind the wheel of the Mazda 787b was one of my favs.
Senna and Nigel. unforgettable.
Glad to see the respect Nigel Mansell gets as he deserves it he is a legend. His stories are golden.
THE Great Nigel Mansell. This video brings me great memories from childhood... Senna, Mansell, Prost... the GOLDEN AGE OF F1. Love from Brazil. 🇧🇷
What a legend, he should have had 3 world champs in 1986 he was well in the lead at the last GP of the season in Australia and on his was to being world champion when his tyre exploded and in 1991 when unreliability enabled Ayrton Senna to take that title tgungla like leading the Candian GP by a distance ce when his transmission failed with only half a lap to go, an understate, brave lion of a man and a true brit.
Very true mate very true
The car he was driving in 1986 and 1987 was good enough to walk the title that year and Alain Prost realistically shouldnt have even been in a contention. Put Alain or Ayrton in fw11 and they win the championship with big margin...
Still a legend though.
IndyCars is NOT easy as so many claim. His 1993 title is just as amazIng as his F1 title. He is a TWO time champion. He won on his Indy Car debut in Australia too.
@largol33t12 spot on he is still the only driver to hold both world championships at the same time and there aren't many drivers who have won the Indy Car championship in their rookie year, I actually think that season showed his skill and bravery even more than his F1 win, for a start he was not in the quickest car, it was competitive but not the quickest, he won the Indy Car championship on pure talent and bravery, bearing mind all the tracks were new to him too. He does not get enough credit for how good he was. Additionally, he was competing against Senna and Prost 2 of the all time greats in F1.
Great Nigel Mansell. Always supporting him back in the days.
Show the man drive it.
They will on the series, I guess you have to pay Sky £££ to see that bit 🤣
I love Nigel Mansell's soul! a survivor of the f1 madness of the 80s and 90s.
Magic Mansell my Hero from my past I just loved this era
And mine
Big cheers to you Mr Nigel Mansell!!!!
From a huge Senna fan.
Still more gentleman and driver like all the young "stars" in F1 together.
Tears in my eys when I think about Michaels and Ayrton accidents.
Great to see him, cheers from Brazil.
The most exciting F1 driver ever and by far my favourite! It's been awesome to see Nigel back in the car with which he wrote history! I hope to see him drive it more often!
Great Mansell, Great driver, the Lion... greetings from BRAZIL
What a beautiful moment.
It's always nice when you see giants of the past getting reunited with their old machinery.
Wish we could see this more often
Nigel has always been my sporting hero, right from being a child watching F1. His passion, determination, and talent were breathtaking. And to see Nigel again in one of his race cars brings back such fantastic memories for all of us as well! Take care.
My favourite driver, so, so , so exciting to watch.
YEAH,WAS VERY GOOD TO SEE, DRIVING..EMOTION GARANTY..
My hero, watched you fighting sundays more than 30 years ago as a very young lad, I have tears in my eyes seeing this. being a hamilton fan now but Nigel is like first love, always remains special.
Nigel, THE Williams driver of the team's history. Genius and insanity united. Great to see him driving his FW14 baby again. Plus his moustache = phenomenal 🤩
Notice how none of his "old crew" are friendly with him. There's a reason for that. A normal person would be like with old family.
Some say his moustache gave him an extra half a second...
He slipped back in to this old way so quickly that after filming. He jumped out of the car, went straight to his chopper and went for a round of golf without any debriefing. lol
@@uv77mc85 yea heard some stories about him being an ar** back in the day...
Back to back f1 and indy car champion!
Absolute legend!!
Brings back 92 in a heartbeat
Can’t imagine how he felt getting back in red 5. Absolute genius in his day.
Only driver who gave Senna a run for his money and also made the moves others could only dream of.
@@Red5_Huh? 😂😂 Prost? Mansell wasnt even close to Senna and Prost.
Mansell lost 3 championships...he's only remembered cuz he's a brit
@@Red5_ Mansell had much better cars at disposal tho. Williams he was driving were rockets and he should have won 86' and 87' instead of fumbling it. Senna and Prost wouldnt have lost championships with Fw11. He went from being beaten by DeAngelis for 5 seasons straight to winning 13 races in a span of 2 yrs. Sudden burst of form or a OP car? I say the latter... I actually like Mansell he was entertaining driver and great overtaker that was very fast on his day but Senna and Prost were another level. It showed when Mansell was reduced to number 2 in 1990 next to Alain... That Ferrari was a world champion car yet Mansell didnt even beat Berger in points...
Why was his number red and the other Williams cars white? This happened multiple seasons I believe, an oddity that I never heard a reason for, care to comment on this F1 trivia? Was this after Senna died in 1994 and Nigel took Senna’s number 0 but it was in red for the remainder of 1994? I was thinking this was an Adaptive Suspension FW from 1993 but maybe this is a later car.
@@RyanPerrella I believe it was from 85 when Nigel joined Williams. Rosberg was number 6 so in white the numbers looked similar. Hence red 5. In 94 Nigel had sennas number 2. Hill was 0
Our Nige, a national treasure.
Our Nige!
I was at Stowe corner at the British GP in 1992 aged 10. Memories! I still remember Lap 1 with Nigel coming down the Hangar Straight and the gasps from the crowd as he was already a country mile ahead.
So glad he got the chance drive that car in 92 because he deserved that title
He's the ONLY driver to hold F1 title and Indy car title at the same time,nobody will ever achieve that again just saying from North of Newcastle 🇬🇧 🤔
Ultra dominate car just like max this year
@@maximushornet You must be new to F1...
@@maximushornetTrue. But to be fair, Mansell deserved a title way before then and would have been world champion in 1986 had it not been for a blow out in Adelaide.
@@nickxcore74 Not far off in 87 either.
Nigel Mansell is my all-time favourite F! driver. Reminds me of watching him and cheering him to victory with my dad as a kid. What an absolute legend he is.
genuine guy
My hero as a kid. He fought some battles in F1. He fought the best. Was one of the best. In my eyes anyway. And still the best. Respect to Senna but Mansell was fighting you and jean and Burger etc. Made F1 so much fun.
El Leon,I rooted like hell for him even tho I was a senna lifer. Man was fearless, relentless, he fully committed to challenging anyone ahead. His chase of Senna at monaco, the dummy on piquet, the pass around the outside in the ferrari. They should give him the car.
The chase at Monaco is some of the greatest driving I've ever seen. Phenomenal, the speed was just mind-blowing.
@@ianpodmore9666 I could watch those two race any circuit for any length of time.
I've been playing Grand Prix 4 for a while now with the 1992 mod, driving in that car with Nigel as my teammate. It's so good!
Glad your having fun with it! Mansell, Senna, Prost, Piquet, and Berger..wow! What an era eh?!
The most famous moustache in sport.
He will always be my favourite sportsman. He always has time for his fans. True Legend of Formula 1.
Got him back from Poland on time! Well done Grand tour lads!
Piloto raiz, foi o piloto que eu mais gostei de ver pilotando, Nigel coração de leão 🦁
ERA FODA...QUANDO O GALVÃO BUENO DIZIA; E LÁ VEM O MANSELL..E VINHA MESMO..
mansel , prost , senna ; true F1 heroes !!
Magic! what great great memories , Nigel will always be my favourite F1 Driver.
Thanks Nigel for the memories...I'm going to go through my f1 and Indycar races again...cheers
Now imagine how cool it would be to see Mansell, Senna, Prost back on their cars again.
Nigel, legend!
Nigel merci 👍🏻👏👏👏super saison 92 très très bon pilote l'un de mes idoles....
Grande Nigel, bravissimo pilota💪
One of the greatest Drivers of all time in F1 , I still have a poster of Nigel driving a F1 Ferrari hanging in my garage . Nice to see him in good health and still capable to drive his old car.
70 years old and stil ultra competitive!
Watched it 3 times. Feel quite emotional.
Glory days of F1 great guy driver
I was at becketts 1990 91 92 f1s golden era ❤
1990 not a bad year for LeMans,Jaguar and Group C either
Real f1 , missed so much
That mustache is just iconic, what a legend he is!!
Imaginem um Nigel Mansell no auge da carreira pilotando um RBR atual.
Nice to see Nigel Mansell here with that iconic Williams. I saw him win his Driver's championship in real time back then. I was very happy for Nigel Mansell then.🇬🇧 Red number 5.
Good on you sir.
Those were the days when Williams was at the sharp edge, along with McLaren and Benneton.
Still underrated. Took on Senna, Prost and Piquet in their prime. Brilliant.
And an emerging Schumacher!
Plus going to the states afterwards and winning the indy car championship first try.
Great Mansell. In Brazil, we says The Lion Red 5. The giant adversary and Senna's friend. Good times F1
Loved Nigel in the latest Grand Tour episode
Wish he'd won in 86. The years that followed were painful in that his talent went unrecognised. Great performances in 87, the underpowered car in 88, the temperamental Ferrari in 89-90, and the slow start in 91. It all came together finally in 92 - the only downside was that Prost wasn't racing so Nigel never beat him in that sense. I was overwhelmed by Adelaide 94 and Williams should have kept him for 95. What a fantastic racing driver.
He’s a living legend.
And the reason I follow F1👌
He is simply a lion!!! Great Nigel!
Absolute legend. One of the top drivers in the prime era of F1
😂😂😂legend 😂😂😂😂
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Nigel Mansell, the Williams F1....
AND the moustache ! The holy trinity is back 😂
More please!!! The Golden age of F1. Go Red 5!
A beautiful moment from an absolute legend.
I love him giving it a lil run up to get in his car. What a legend both the car and the champion 🤗
Nigel put every single possible effort into his driving. Remember when he would get out of the car barely able to stand ? That's called determination. Hats off to you sir !!
Such an incredible moment. Always one of my favorite cars, Iconic livery.
what a sight, seeing Nigel in that car!
He was my absolute favourite at that time. He was destined for many more world titles, if not for a series of technical errors and bad luck. Good to see him back in racing overalls behind the wheel of the top Williams. I was very lucky that F1 came to Hungary during the Iron Curtain era, so I got to see Nigel and the racing circus races live as a kid.
This man made me a fan of F1. Watched him race against other legends of his time. I always wanted Mansell to win. I have watched every single race since then.
The most exciting driver in the history of F1, the biggest balls and on his day unbeatable my hero. Thank you for the memories my idol. 🙏
P.S Hungary 🇭🇺 1989 at Ferrari and Silverstone 1987 at Williams at his peak.
@FunkyMonk6 The only driver Senna had no choice to respect what a compliment. 👍
Puts today's drivers to shame
So Happy to see Nigel inside his F1 again. Great great driver. I grew up With Mansel driving Williams cars so my best wishes to him from a Spanish fan
He is from the time when pilots actually risked their lifes to entertain the people and to be the best. He became the best in 1992. Good to see him in his car again!