Considering the short period of time in which he has built up those records, none of his records was ever broken, because all of the records of today, was achieved in a much longer time frame. There is absolutely no comparison to be made.
I have to agree. Look how easily Verstappen was able to overtake him with no competition. I respect Senna's records much more knowing he had to overcome *Alain Prost* as his teammate to get his numbers.
I was lucky enough to be at Donington in 93 as a 10 year old, and it was my first experience of a live F1 race. I can still remember vividly how cold it was, the smell of the exhaust fumes and Senna's Ford HB V8 rumbling past. Seeing him go through the craner curves - just wow.
His sister is right in saying there was something about his character and overall demeanour that made people really admire him on top of being an amazing driver. His charm adds to his legend. I’ve yet to see another driver be as cool as Ayrton.
Senna wore his "hero" title on his sleeve. For him, it was a matter of responsibility to be the best, because by being the best, he could help more people. A true hero gives their strength to the weak, never keeps it for themselves. Ayrton helped too many people to count, in more ways than he could've ever imagined.
I think it was that unwavering self belief, the intensity from him that really drew people in, along with the sheer abundance of all his amazing on track performances
Es Verdad yo vi sus Competencias y era un Fenomeno en esos tiempos Dominaba la F1 como nadie los demas pilotos no podian Ganarle ni superarlo cuando Ayrton corria a gran Velocidad como un Rayo, Shummager ya corria en ese tiempo pero no podia ni Alcanzarle tuvo que morir Ayrton y ahi los demas pilotos buenos tambien comenzaron a surgir : pero cuando estaba vivo Senna nadie podia vencerlo era pura Magia, Genio, un talento Grande para pasar a todos los pilotos y llegar hasta el primer lugar noo era un Sueño yo recuerdo eso cuando era un niño y cuando murio senti que la F1 perdio al mas Glorioso piloto de todos encima los Autos de carrera de ese tiempo aunque eran ya modernos en comparacion con los de hoy dia eran menos avanzados y mas precarios los de hoy son.muy Tecnologicos los pilotos de hoy tienen mas Ventajas de ganar las carreras com un Auto que que hace todo por ellos: en cambio en el tiempo de Senna el Rey el se ingeniaba con Inteligencia, Estrategia y Potencia con sus manos al volante para salir Campeon del Mundo si no hubiese muerto el Rey hubiese ganado muchos mas Campeonatos eso te indica la Logica porque yo era testigo como cuando Senna corria cada premio no podian contra el los demas siempre estaba arriba tratando de llegar primero y ganar el Premio, no era un Fenomeno y cuando murio en 1994 Brasil el mundo conocio el duelo mas doloroso para una Estrella del deporte todos lloramos en esa Epoca, su partida fue muy Terrible y la mayoria de las Generaciones pasadas conocieron la F1 gracias a Senna , el hizo que la F1 sea el deporte mas visto de la Epoca despues del Futbol si asi paso y fue, todos queriamos ser como Senna y las mas grandes Marcas y Empresas estaban apoyandolo a Senna en ese Tiempo; siempre sera el mejor Piloto que nuestros ojos nuestra generacion de los 80 y 90 conocimos y vivimos❤👑💪😪😔
Ayrton was a citizen of the world, a complex human being. An extraordinary driver who would certainly have many world championships. Let us celebrate his life and his legacy. Regards from Brazil.
It’s crazy this was posted, I’m very new to F1 and was looking this accident up just yesterday morning. I first knew who Senna was AFTER McLaren made the car just cause I wasn’t a F1 fan. There was a very young man who had passed away the day before on the same course, his name was Roland Ratzenberger. Inside of Aryton Senna car there was a Austrian Flag rolled up in the door pocket, which he planned to wave in Memory of the young man who passed just a day before and he never got the chance. That’s what hit me the most.
Senna did a lot of things that a lot of people don't, and not to get sympathy from others, but because that's the kind of person he was. After Ratzenberger's accident, he didn't get into the car and was at the hospital an hour later to find out if he was alive and didn't even recognize him when the doctor shook his head and said it was sadly over. he came out of the hospital without a word, head down. It is quite certain that he would have gone to Austria for his funeral.
I was 7 years old when the great Ayrton Senna passed away that day at Imola. Still remember watching back in Brazil, not quite understanding the impact of that day, but remembering a somber quiet feeling in the room as we watched it unfold on television. My dad used to wake up early in the morning on race day, not to watch F1, but to watch Senna. He was a phenomenon.. The likes of which we likely will never see again, and have seen very seldom in ANY sport. A true genius of his craft, taken at just 34 years young. His legacy does absolutely live on, and will continue to do so. He redefined racing in the 80's and 90's, improved safety for drivers, even at the expense of his own life, but the way he raced is what has remained branded in the minds of those who saw him live. Thank you for this tribute Viviane! Your brother truly was one of a kind, and he remains one of my main sports heroes until this day. Muito obrigado pelas memorias campeao! 🙏🙏
The fact that many people here were born after he died, but are still able to acknowledge his legendary status is proof of how superhuman he was. He was not an ordinary man.
Dude, get back to reality please. The best he could do, was driving the car on its physical limits, not more. And he was not the only one who was able to do that in the history of formula 1.
@@kevinprengemann7456 are you sure about that? Because everyone who knew him at the time, driver or not, would describe him as out of the ordinary. His perception of the limit, his consistency in pace, his speed in qualifying. His natural talent. He was superior to the others. Prost was a computer, a racing genius who converted his intelligence into racecraft. But that was all conscious. It was voluntary. Senna didn't even need to do that. It came naturally to him. To me, that's the definition of raw superior talent.
Think of it this way I suppose. If Schumacher, Hamilton, Vettel died on track, we would all be saying the same things we are here about Senna. Its the story and knowing the ending that is captivating.
Yes, the show carried on Yes, we had amazing races and amazing drivers Yes, there were a lot of happy moments afterwards But it was never the same anymore..it always felt like it's missing something, the pain, the mourning it's still in there F1 truly died May 1st, 1994
The second GOAT after Fangio. The GOAT of the modern era. 30 years later and we still have half the grid voting for Senna as the greatest of all time. From Ricciardo to Lando, from Leclerc to Perez. Ayrton is just one lap ahead of us.
Ayrton is my hero! It was a great privilege to have witnessed his fast laps in qualifying, his memorable victories and the championships he won. A true legend! He lives forever❤
I wasn't born when Senna was racing but my father was watching every formula 1 races at that time, when he saw Senna's gaze in the pit before the race in Imola, he told my mother that he feels like Senna was already gone, that he knew it was his last race. He stopped watching F1 after the crash ocurred, but he stills tell me the story of Senna, and I will too, legend never dies.
The master of the wet circuit. Never to be bettered. It is 30 years today since the passing of my hero. In his honor I have not watched a single F1 race since that fateful day. There just is no one worth watching after he left. May your name go down in history Ayrton for as long as the human race still has a history. I salute your memory and the person you were sir.
My parents grew up Watching him. Although I'm setting for a Carrier for NASCAR I will always remember the man who got my parents and I to my Future And if I want to maybe go back to F1.
I grew up watching Ayrton. I can honestly say it broke my heart when he died ,May 1st 1994, a day I never forgot. That win in Brazil was unforgettable, his love for his people.He is with the angels. I will always remember him, the greatest.
As a fan born in the V10 era and always saying to myself Michael Schumacher is the best driver in the world. I can finally understand why Senna had the most potential in his career on why it made him successful and made an imapct of the fastest single seater motorsport in the entire world. It's not just driving for him. Its always his passion.
I will never forget the day we lost the greatest F1 driver the world has ever seen, Ayrton danced with the car and I was never again so mesmerized by a Formula 1 driver. Thank you Viviane for talking about your brother and our hero and legend Ayrton Senna.
I'm 35 now but I still remember him, as It was today, racing and winning on those Sundays. I always become that 5 years-old boy again watching him on TV with joy, proud and great inspiration. Ayrton Senna is not just a f1 driver, but also a hero for us from Brazil.
I'm 40 years old. I was 10 when Senna died and I was watching the race at that day. 30 Years have past and I still get emotional when seeing anything related to him.
I cry real tears at times watching videos of this great man, the passion he had for racing is truly inspiring. I hope he is up there still putting in those laps, I hope I get a chance to race him, I hope others truly comprehend what he has accomplished. This man died long before I was born but I’ll do my part to keep his memory alive for as long as I live. “Olé Olé Olé Ola Senna Senna!”
Schumacher, Hamilton, Prost, Fangio, Vettel... This sport has seen many greats.... But Senna was something else, as a human being as well as a driver...
Forever senna! I really miss him in the mornings. By losing Airton in that accident, all of us Brazilians lost. In this suffering country we almost have no heroes, and he being our hero and national inspiration, it hurt and still hurts that he is not among us, but Senna's legacy continues.
Viv Senna brings tears to my eyes. The strength it takes for her to have made this video and hold it together is special. I cannot imagine the pain Senna's deep and loving family hsve endured for the past 30 years, 30 years that have past as fast as the Man was. I was 23 years old when it happened, time waits for no one.
I'm a Brazilian and I was only 3 years old when he died. My entire family, including my Yugoslavian grandfather, watched him on television. As a baby, I had a Formula 1 racing suit resembling his Lotus race suit. And I grew up learning about him and his achievements. I can guarantee to you, that my sons and grandsons will be raised knowing who he was and what he did. While a soul remembers him, his legacy will live on. Rest in Power, hero.
Thank you Viviane for this special insight. Ayrton Senna was special in many ways. He is a legend because he had this special combination of a superior driving skill and a special human being. We will never have anyone similar in this sport. No matter how many titles anyone will win...
@@lucassilveira2761 Unfortunately pole positions are pretty much meaningless. You dont get any points for them. Only race results matter. Looking at his stats, racing doesnt seem to be his biggest strenght, as weird as it sounds. He has barely fastest laps (compared to Prost for example) and significantly less wins compared to pole positions. Could you explain me why? Maybe he had huge amounts of DNF? I did not look into that.
Senna and the 90's The iconic moment of Formula 1. Fast, dangerous, competition and emotions, the car designs, liveries. Priceless! Senna was a the top of that.
Espetacular, sem palavras extras, Viviane disse tudo. Aos que não conheceram aqueles tempos de corrida, foram os melhores, mesmo com todos avanços que sucederam a F1. Passaram 30 anos e me parece que ontem, ninguém esquece. Muito obrigado pela homenagem.
As a Brazilian kid I watched Ayrton every Sunday with my dad. Ayrton was the joy of our Sundays. It was a tradition for every Brazilian family to watch F1 and the go for lunch. He made us proud. I remember that dark Sunday and how I cried for him. Still cry today when I see him. Senna forever!
F1 E LIBERTY MIDIA.......EU COMO BRASILEIRO FICO MUITO ALEGRE DE COMO VOCES FIZERA ESSA HOMENAGEM AO AYRTON,MAS GOSTARIA QUE O ROLAND RATZENBERGER TAMBEM TIVESSE ESSE RECONHECIMENTO,E QUE VOCES FIZESSEM UM VIDEO COM A FAMILIA DELE CONTANDO A HISTORIA DELE ATE A CHEGADA A F1,NADA MAIS QUE JUSTO PRA ESSA PESSOA QUE TAMBEM DEU A VIDA POR ESSE ESPORTE.
Olê Olê Olê Olá Senna Senna Olê Olê Olê Senna !!!The best !!! The magic Senna will forever be in our hearts !!!Obrigado por tudo !!! Senna vive !!! Senna pra sempre !!!
Words can never express how sad I feel today, first thing I thought of this morning was that horrible horrible afternoon on May the 1st 1994, rest in peace Rolland and Ayrton ❤
Thanks Vivian, your son was with us At the Tamburello curve after 30 years, Ayrton was so proud of his marvelous family, and we are still crying for him. Personali At 14,17 At the tamburello, I was crying again after 30 years.
"I refuse to walk away from a fight: it's my nature, to go right to the end." Senna is a Legend: "Simply the Best", just like Tina Turner´s song, made especially for him. I have a 12-year-old daughter, who was born 17 years after he has passed away, who not only knows Senna's legacies and countless achievements, but also trully admires him as a "Brazilian Hero". Can you imagine this? She NEVER saw at least 1 Senna race live, and yet, 3 decades after his departure, admires him as one of the best F1 Drivers and most persistents of all time.
His records may be broken, but to me he will always be the greatest.
Rest in peace Ayrton.
Considering the short period of time in which he has built up those records, none of his records was ever broken, because all of the records of today, was achieved in a much longer time frame.
There is absolutely no comparison to be made.
I have to agree. Look how easily Verstappen was able to overtake him with no competition. I respect Senna's records much more knowing he had to overcome *Alain Prost* as his teammate to get his numbers.
@@Euclides287 Blame Newey
Still holds record for most wins at Monaco,that counts for a lot A. 🎉
@@Euclides287and his other rivals, Mansell, Piquet. It was a legendary era
I was lucky enough to be at Donington in 93 as a 10 year old, and it was my first experience of a live F1 race. I can still remember vividly how cold it was, the smell of the exhaust fumes and Senna's Ford HB V8 rumbling past. Seeing him go through the craner curves - just wow.
Lucky Man.
Piloting like a video game. Unbelievable.
what a privilege for you man
Such a privilege
His sister is right in saying there was something about his character and overall demeanour that made people really admire him on top of being an amazing driver. His charm adds to his legend. I’ve yet to see another driver be as cool as Ayrton.
Lewis
@@unthenner5519 lol
@@unthenner5519 Not even close.
Senna wore his "hero" title on his sleeve. For him, it was a matter of responsibility to be the best, because by being the best, he could help more people. A true hero gives their strength to the weak, never keeps it for themselves. Ayrton helped too many people to count, in more ways than he could've ever imagined.
I think it was that unwavering self belief, the intensity from him that really drew people in, along with the sheer abundance of all his amazing on track performances
I remember watching him and the day he passed... I'm a old man with tears watching this video... Everyone be blessed..
We are all getting old. Been 30 years now and feels like yesterday
A big part of the sport died when Ayrton did. Never will be another racing driver like him. The one true GOAT.
Es Verdad yo vi sus Competencias y era un Fenomeno en esos tiempos Dominaba la F1 como nadie los demas pilotos no podian Ganarle ni superarlo cuando Ayrton corria a gran Velocidad como un Rayo, Shummager ya corria en ese tiempo pero no podia ni Alcanzarle tuvo que morir Ayrton y ahi los demas pilotos buenos tambien comenzaron a surgir : pero cuando estaba vivo Senna nadie podia vencerlo era pura Magia, Genio, un talento Grande para pasar a todos los pilotos y llegar hasta el primer lugar noo era un Sueño yo recuerdo eso cuando era un niño y cuando murio senti que la F1 perdio al mas Glorioso piloto de todos encima los Autos de carrera de ese tiempo aunque eran ya modernos en comparacion con los de hoy dia eran menos avanzados y mas precarios los de hoy son.muy Tecnologicos los pilotos de hoy tienen mas Ventajas de ganar las carreras com un Auto que que hace todo por ellos: en cambio en el tiempo de Senna el Rey el se ingeniaba con Inteligencia, Estrategia y Potencia con sus manos al volante para salir Campeon del Mundo si no hubiese muerto el Rey hubiese ganado muchos mas Campeonatos eso te indica la Logica porque yo era testigo como cuando Senna corria cada premio no podian contra el los demas siempre estaba arriba tratando de llegar primero y ganar el Premio, no era un Fenomeno y cuando murio en 1994 Brasil el mundo conocio el duelo mas doloroso para una Estrella del deporte todos lloramos en esa Epoca, su partida fue muy Terrible y la mayoria de las Generaciones pasadas conocieron la F1 gracias a Senna , el hizo que la F1 sea el deporte mas visto de la Epoca despues del Futbol si asi paso y fue, todos queriamos ser como Senna y las mas grandes Marcas y Empresas estaban apoyandolo a Senna en ese Tiempo; siempre sera el mejor Piloto que nuestros ojos nuestra generacion de los 80 y 90 conocimos y vivimos❤👑💪😪😔
Senna the king of f1 , and will always be
@@_Diamond-Dog No, never was, never will be.
@@Blue_Monkey ok loser
@@Blue_Monkeyshut UP
It's really impossible to see Ayrton Senna and not get emotional, he was the best driver of all time.
Ayrton was a citizen of the world, a complex human being. An extraordinary driver who would certainly have many world championships. Let us celebrate his life and his legacy. Regards from Brazil.
It’s crazy this was posted, I’m very new to F1 and was looking this accident up just yesterday morning. I first knew who Senna was AFTER McLaren made the car just cause I wasn’t a F1 fan. There was a very young man who had passed away the day before on the same course, his name was Roland Ratzenberger. Inside of Aryton Senna car there was a Austrian Flag rolled up in the door pocket, which he planned to wave in Memory of the young man who passed just a day before and he never got the chance. That’s what hit me the most.
Senna did a lot of things that a lot of people don't, and not to get sympathy from others, but because that's the kind of person he was. After Ratzenberger's accident, he didn't get into the car and was at the hospital an hour later to find out if he was alive and didn't even recognize him when the doctor shook his head and said it was sadly over. he came out of the hospital without a word, head down. It is quite certain that he would have gone to Austria for his funeral.
Senna and Ratzenberger was 34 on 1994. The same age
I was 7 years old when the great Ayrton Senna passed away that day at Imola. Still remember watching back in Brazil, not quite understanding the impact of that day, but remembering a somber quiet feeling in the room as we watched it unfold on television. My dad used to wake up early in the morning on race day, not to watch F1, but to watch Senna. He was a phenomenon.. The likes of which we likely will never see again, and have seen very seldom in ANY sport. A true genius of his craft, taken at just 34 years young.
His legacy does absolutely live on, and will continue to do so. He redefined racing in the 80's and 90's, improved safety for drivers, even at the expense of his own life, but the way he raced is what has remained branded in the minds of those who saw him live.
Thank you for this tribute Viviane! Your brother truly was one of a kind, and he remains one of my main sports heroes until this day. Muito obrigado pelas memorias campeao! 🙏🙏
Very well , I share my thoughts precisely!
30 years passed quick for us, Age will not weary him for he is forever young.
The fact that many people here were born after he died, but are still able to acknowledge his legendary status is proof of how superhuman he was. He was not an ordinary man.
Dude, get back to reality please. The best he could do, was driving the car on its physical limits, not more. And he was not the only one who was able to do that in the history of formula 1.
@@kevinprengemann7456 are you sure about that? Because everyone who knew him at the time, driver or not, would describe him as out of the ordinary. His perception of the limit, his consistency in pace, his speed in qualifying. His natural talent. He was superior to the others. Prost was a computer, a racing genius who converted his intelligence into racecraft. But that was all conscious. It was voluntary. Senna didn't even need to do that. It came naturally to him. To me, that's the definition of raw superior talent.
Think of it this way I suppose. If Schumacher, Hamilton, Vettel died on track, we would all be saying the same things we are here about Senna. Its the story and knowing the ending that is captivating.
Obrigado 1960-1994 ☹
I'm just old enough to remember seeing his crash on the news or something. I was maybe 10 years old
Guy was fast. His battles against Mansell in 91/92 were ferocious.
Yes, the show carried on
Yes, we had amazing races and amazing drivers
Yes, there were a lot of happy moments afterwards
But it was never the same anymore..it always felt like it's missing something, the pain, the mourning it's still in there
F1 truly died May 1st, 1994
The second GOAT after Fangio. The GOAT of the modern era. 30 years later and we still have half the grid voting for Senna as the greatest of all time. From Ricciardo to Lando, from Leclerc to Perez. Ayrton is just one lap ahead of us.
Ayrton is my hero! It was a great privilege to have witnessed his fast laps in qualifying, his memorable victories and the championships he won. A true legend! He lives forever❤
This man is the GOAT, not Schumacher, not Fangio, not Hamilton but Senna.
You can't compare the top drivers through different eras - But they are all great.
I wasn't born when Senna was racing but my father was watching every formula 1 races at that time, when he saw Senna's gaze in the pit before the race in Imola, he told my mother that he feels like Senna was already gone, that he knew it was his last race. He stopped watching F1 after the crash ocurred, but he stills tell me the story of Senna, and I will too, legend never dies.
The master of the wet circuit. Never to be bettered. It is 30 years today since the passing of my hero. In his honor I have not watched a single F1 race since that fateful day. There just is no one worth watching after he left. May your name go down in history Ayrton for as long as the human race still has a history. I salute your memory and the person you were sir.
So lovely to hear Aryton be spoken about by someone who was so close to him ❤
Viva Ayrton! Rest In Power!
May 1 2024.
❤😊
Very well done tribute by Ayrton's Sister, Viviane.
Over 30 years have passed and we all still miss You terribly Ayrton. Much Love and Respect
Ayrton was one of the greatest drivers in F1 ever...R.I.P we will miss you.
That's false. He is the greatest. The only one. No one else is even close
@@HugoStiglitz88 yrs, he is the goat
correction, is the biggest
My parents grew up Watching him. Although I'm setting for a Carrier for NASCAR I will always remember the man who got my parents and I to my Future
And if I want to maybe go back to F1.
Ayrton made f1 worth watching for me back in the day,he made it exciting with his skill and his passion.
the greatest of all. how I miss my Sunday mornings watching F1 with my beloved grandpa.
Miss Him every day!
I grew up watching Ayrton. I can honestly say it broke my heart when he died ,May 1st 1994, a day I never forgot. That win in Brazil was unforgettable, his love for his people.He is with the angels. I will always remember him, the greatest.
As a fan born in the V10 era and always saying to myself Michael Schumacher is the best driver in the world. I can finally understand why Senna had the most potential in his career on why it made him successful and made an imapct of the fastest single seater motorsport in the entire world. It's not just driving for him. Its always his passion.
❤TODAY AYRTON SENNA FOREVER. 30 YEARS ÍMOLA 1994-2024. SENNA LEGEND
Nunca mais existirá um herói como o SENNA!
Always in my ❤😢.
I will never forget the day we lost the greatest F1 driver the world has ever seen, Ayrton danced with the car and I was never again so mesmerized by a Formula 1 driver.
Thank you Viviane for talking about your brother and our hero and legend Ayrton Senna.
Thank you so much for this emotional video!! Ayrton was the greatest and will ever be!! Never forgotten!!! Ayrton the archangel, Ayrton #1 ever!!!
Senna, the legend that will never be forgotten. 🖤
I'm 35 now but I still remember him, as It was today, racing and winning on those Sundays. I always become that 5 years-old boy again watching him on TV with joy, proud and great inspiration. Ayrton Senna is not just a f1 driver, but also a hero for us from Brazil.
Will remain forever the best, ever F1 driver in the History of Motor Sport, GC
sempre Senna.....because of him i like F1 until now,he's the greatest. Forever
Never was alive to meet him but after seeing him dance the lotus in the 80s been my favourite ever since greatest
Ayrton never left us; he's only 30 laps ahead of all of us!
I'm 40 years old. I was 10 when Senna died and I was watching the race at that day. 30 Years have past and I still get emotional when seeing anything related to him.
My idol and inspiration, you will live always in our hearts champion 🫂
I cry real tears at times watching videos of this great man, the passion he had for racing is truly inspiring. I hope he is up there still putting in those laps, I hope I get a chance to race him, I hope others truly comprehend what he has accomplished. This man died long before I was born but I’ll do my part to keep his memory alive for as long as I live.
“Olé Olé Olé Ola Senna Senna!”
Schumacher, Hamilton, Prost, Fangio, Vettel... This sport has seen many greats.... But Senna was something else, as a human being as well as a driver...
Senna pra sempre!!
Forever senna! I really miss him in the mornings. By losing Airton in that accident, all of us Brazilians lost. In this suffering country we almost have no heroes, and he being our hero and national inspiration, it hurt and still hurts that he is not among us, but Senna's legacy continues.
Ayrton, we miss you! So long brother!
One of the greatest driver 🙏🏻❤️
Senna Legend.
The greatest of all time!#12
The best driver to ever exist in my opinion. Senna Sempre
It's impossible to watch this video without tears. Thank you to Viviane for these beautiful memories.
Россия, Сибирь... Мы помним Айртона. ❤
Godspeed...
Viv Senna brings tears to my eyes. The strength it takes for her to have made this video and hold it together is special. I cannot imagine the pain Senna's deep and loving family hsve endured for the past 30 years, 30 years that have past as fast as the Man was. I was 23 years old when it happened, time waits for no one.
I'm a Brazilian and I was only 3 years old when he died. My entire family, including my Yugoslavian grandfather, watched him on television. As a baby, I had a Formula 1 racing suit resembling his Lotus race suit. And I grew up learning about him and his achievements. I can guarantee to you, that my sons and grandsons will be raised knowing who he was and what he did. While a soul remembers him, his legacy will live on. Rest in Power, hero.
I saw all his races live on tv. Brilliant driver.
Thank you Viviane for this special insight.
Ayrton Senna was special in many ways. He is a legend because he had this special combination of a superior driving skill and a special human being.
We will never have anyone similar in this sport. No matter how many titles anyone will win...
アイルトン・セナは今でも私の心の中で生きています。
Ayrton Senna still lives in my heart.
Viviane, thank you.
30 years have passed and we still cry when we think of him! Best driver ever and a fine human being, a true role model.
I will forever hear the words " aaaaayyyrrrtooonnnn senna do brazil!!!"
My favorite, ALWAYS!
The people's driver!
🙏🏼
Thank you Viviane - great interview! ❤
Ayrton Senna do MUNDO !!❤😢😢😢
Ayrton A 30 Años de Tu Partida ACELERAMOS CONTIGO... Argentina Te Ama ❤
crazy to think about what sennas career could have been had he not passed
I think he would have won the 1994, 1995, 1996 and 1997 WDC.
@@Ikas90 I'm with your there.
I was present at the last race he won.
Never thought then that that would be the last Senna race I saw.
He would have won at least 3 more world championships, moved to Ferrari and had a pole position record that would have been impossible to achieve
@@lucassilveira2761 Unfortunately pole positions are pretty much meaningless. You dont get any points for them. Only race results matter. Looking at his stats, racing doesnt seem to be his biggest strenght, as weird as it sounds. He has barely fastest laps (compared to Prost for example) and significantly less wins compared to pole positions. Could you explain me why? Maybe he had huge amounts of DNF? I did not look into that.
if we look at williams car at the time he would won in 94, 95, dominating in 96 and 97.
7 time F1 world champion
forever a hero and an icon of both Brazil and Formula 1
Doeu meu coração só de ver a irmã , falando dele. Nossa ela amava tanto esse irmão , ela zela muito pela imagem dele até hoje
You're Simply the Best.
Ayrton da Silva Senna ❤❤❤
Senna and the 90's The iconic moment of Formula 1. Fast, dangerous, competition and emotions, the car designs, liveries. Priceless! Senna was a the top of that.
Senna, forever in our hearts ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for making this tribute it means a lot to each and everyone of us... the world and f1 needs more Senna ✨
He was and still is a legend of F1 The Greatest driver that ever lived. ❤
Espetacular, sem palavras extras, Viviane disse tudo. Aos que não conheceram aqueles tempos de corrida, foram os melhores, mesmo com todos avanços que sucederam a F1. Passaram 30 anos e me parece que ontem, ninguém esquece. Muito obrigado pela homenagem.
The greatest legend of all time... SENNA🇧🇷🙋♂️
Senna raced better than anyone who ever did in his time, and gave everything to his country, to Brazil.
Senna Sempre.
❤também como a Viviane me impressiono com o olhar ele tinha a doçura no olhar.saudades eu tinha apenas 13 anos qdo ele morreu.
Oh Viviane.... only by your words remembering Senna... you were capable of making me cry just like 30 years ago.
Siempre senna
Thanks for everything Ayrton from Mexico ❤
Love you Ayrton. FIA and Italian greed took you earlier, but you are one of the GOATS.
As a Brazilian kid I watched Ayrton every Sunday with my dad. Ayrton was the joy of our Sundays. It was a tradition for every Brazilian family to watch F1 and the go for lunch. He made us proud. I remember that dark Sunday and how I cried for him. Still cry today when I see him. Senna forever!
F1 E LIBERTY MIDIA.......EU COMO BRASILEIRO FICO MUITO ALEGRE DE COMO VOCES FIZERA ESSA HOMENAGEM AO AYRTON,MAS GOSTARIA QUE O ROLAND RATZENBERGER TAMBEM TIVESSE ESSE RECONHECIMENTO,E QUE VOCES FIZESSEM UM VIDEO COM A FAMILIA DELE CONTANDO A HISTORIA DELE ATE A CHEGADA A F1,NADA MAIS QUE JUSTO PRA ESSA PESSOA QUE TAMBEM DEU A VIDA POR ESSE ESPORTE.
Man, this is so inspirational.
If it was ever to come true I bet we would wish for you to come back
Bow to the best .I was 13 years old and he was my idol
Olê Olê Olê Olá Senna Senna Olê Olê Olê Senna !!!The best !!! The magic Senna will forever be in our hearts !!!Obrigado por tudo !!! Senna vive !!! Senna pra sempre !!!
Also remembering Roland Ratzenberger
Words can never express how sad I feel today, first thing I thought of this morning was that horrible horrible afternoon on May the 1st 1994, rest in peace Rolland and Ayrton ❤
That day 30 years ago was horrible. But his memory lives on
Thanks Vivian, your son was with us At the Tamburello curve after 30 years, Ayrton was so proud of his marvelous family, and we are still crying for him. Personali At 14,17 At the tamburello, I was crying again after 30 years.
Senna Forever! Best f1 driver
"I refuse to walk away from a fight: it's my nature, to go right to the end."
Senna is a Legend: "Simply the Best", just like Tina Turner´s song, made especially for him.
I have a 12-year-old daughter, who was born 17 years after he has passed away, who not only knows Senna's legacies and countless achievements, but also trully admires him as a "Brazilian Hero".
Can you imagine this? She NEVER saw at least 1 Senna race live, and yet, 3 decades after his departure, admires him as one of the best F1 Drivers and most persistents of all time.
Inacreditável como ainda dói, ainda emociona e tb nos enche de orgulho. Vc é incrível Ayrton ❤
You commit yourself to such a level where there is no compromise. You give everything you have, everything, absolutely everything - Ayrton Senna
❤️❤️ we miss you Ayrton
Every time I see his sister cry, I end up crying too.
😢😢😢 Time passes, but Ayrton’s legacy and energy stay with us just as powerfully as when he was here. We will never forget. ❤️
The greatest pilot that ever walked the face of the earth!!! There will never be anyone like you again....❤😢
Greatest of all time past, present and future…….no one anywhere near him!
Will Never be forgotten.
Everybody in Brasil remembers where they were 30 years ago in that day! I was 12, what a sad day!!