Brazil 1991 Extended Highlights | Race 1000
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- The fans have spoken. We asked you to choose between three classics for a special live stream to celebrate F1's 1000th race - and Brazil 1991 was the winner. Join us in re-living Ayrton Senna's most memorable triumph.
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“The next Grand Prix is in 5 weeks time”
how times have changed
I know, right? Having to recalibrate the entire schedule to fit in every country.
The last time that happened I remember was in 1999, between the first race in Austraila, and the second in Brazil. I think Argentina should've been in between, but was cancelled after the calendar was finalized.
We're still getting a 4 week gap between Hungary and Belgium this year, I'm pretty sure it was usually 5 weeks until very recently.
@@jaredbowhay-pringle1460 I think olympic years it goes to 5 weeks mate, but that's the summer break anyway, 5 weeks between races is very long all the same lol. And it was more common back in the 90s for only having 16 races a year, less races to spread out from the end of February until November.
@@HammyMansell80 Think the same thing happened at the end of 1998 (but can't remember if it was 4 or 5 weeks). There was a big gap between Luxembourg and Japan, and I think it was because there were plans for Kyalami to make a comeback then.
Senna's happiness and pain scream at the end of the race will remain as one of the most emotional and touching moments of the entire Formula 1 history
It showed the world who Ayrton Senna was, a warrior, a fighter, a unbeatable legend
Unbeatable...tell that to Alain and Nigel
@@nicolasgarcia248 in the same car you know he would have won the 92 and 93 championships
I CANNOT BELIEVE!!! AAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH....!!! (Together with the pain he endured while trying to hold the flag/trophy/bottle) a true motorsport hero and shows how the times have changed!
@Wednesday not that many
He lost the 4th gear with 20 laps remaining and then the 3rd and the 5th. 8 laps before the end he had just the 6th gear. All the effort he had to do to drive losing one gear after the other left him with extreme pain in his neck, shoulders and arms. He screams of pain and happines
Yes!!!! We NEED more old races!! Keep it up.
I agree. F1 should stream more old races.
New races are just tune in for the first corner crashes, then everyone gets in a line for a few hours and podium.
@@jsnsk101 Did you even saw Bahrain?
@@cubalibre88 I have F1TV Pro but they should upload more full races ,they only have like 2-3 per season
@@jsnsk101 Ah yes, of course. The new races where we have a load of overtaking. Christ, the nostalgia can be sickening
It's kinda hilarious how the commentators didn't notice Senna wasn't shifting gears anymore. He wasn't using a semi-automatic gearbox like Mansell. It was super obvious from the onboards that he was doing the entirety of the last 3-4 laps in 6th gear. Murray even complained about being shown the onboards not understanding that even the guy picking the camera angles saw what was going on.
I was there. I got an autograph from Senna when he got off the helicopter next to "Senna's S" turn. I watched him raise his arms of victory in the crowd. Then I understood the heroic deed that had been. Yes, those who like F1 and go deep into the details of the problem with the gear, you will see that it was heroic. That's why Senna is so admired by me and especially by most of the drivers.
49:07 for the emotion as Senna crosses the line
legend ❤️
Kenny McCormick if only Murray would have shut the fuck up for 2 seconds so we could hear his radio
@@spainobmxer69 without commentary go to watch?v=GSHCPEGPsn4
the English commentary on this is awful, specially in the end when he didn't realise what was going on
@@spainobmxer69 early 90s F1 car have team radio?
@@x-rinanimationchannel3687 since the 80's.
I was born in 2005 and Senna was the first F1 driver I ever knew of because of the documentary and he will forever be my all time favorite driver what an icon what a racer what a legend we miss you Senna I might be American but you have to put the Brazilian flag in this🇧🇷🏁🇧🇷🏁🇧🇷
Increadible driver.
Murray Walker, V12 engines, Senna, Mansell, Patrese. Yes, this is my favourite F1 era.
I love how even the marshalls are jumping up and down and hugging each other after Senna won.
I cried at that time and I am crying now....
That's a true hero! Senna forever!!
Senna was a BEAST. Simply the most talented f1 driver ever. Raw power and a LITERALLY INFINITE will to compete, unmatched, even by f1 standards where absolutely everyone is as competitive as can be.
Out of all the historic Grand Prix wins I have seen this is my all time favourite - the sheer pain, grit and determination for Senna to win in his home country against all the odds and the issues he encountered is simply awe inspiring in my view.
The victory scream at the end really does cut deep
56:45 this moment right here is just awesome. The man is incredibly exhausted, gave everything he had to win the race, and summoned enough energy to raise the trophy
Dear Ayrton ... the tracks of the world were no longer enough for you, so you went racing in the stars.
Here in Brazil and worldwide we miss you so much champion...muito obrigado.
Senna is my hero.
Me too...,true hero
Brazilian hero 🇧🇷
Meu também!!!
@@GabrielLima-28 wrong, he's a world hero
@@henriquecorretorsorocaba br refutano br kkkkkkkkkkkkk
53:14 That helicopter pilot getting those angles boii!
Love it. cm from the ground. Like I dont give a fuck, I need to film senna's car moving
I think he was trying to get a autograph.
AIR DRIFT DEJA VU
It’s a Globo helicopter, they have no shame 🤣
That is globo... Or rather it was, the craziest TV channel in Brazil... Nowadays, not so much
i literally cried hearing his screaming and celebration. goosebump all the time
This race is engraved in my heart. As for Ayrton in this race there might come a time in life, when you, against all odds, have to commit yourself. And if hell breaks loose, you won't back down. This HAS TO BE the time, there is no tomorrow. When I was at rock bottom in my life, this example helped me tremendously, and I am deeply grateful for that.
Mansell: ✓ The best aerodynamics ✓ Semi-auto gearbox ✓ More efficient Renault V10 ✓ The best chassis.
And couldn't surpass Senna.
In 92 he beat him cause it was a computer car
A piece of F1 history. As we celebrate 1000 races, this is what it's all about. Pure emotion, determination and sacrifice. And there is no other man as representative for this sport as the legendary Ayrton Senna
Murray Walker and Senna screaming is F1 gold. Doesn't get any better than that
Wrong.
Galvão Bueno, Senna and his music is better 😍
Galvão Bueno: This looks like a job for me-
Senna, Mansell, Piquet, Prost... so much talent between them. Legends
Murray Walker and James Hunt! Proper commentary for when F1 was actual 'racing'
Murray and Hunt commentary tho.. 😍
In this race, brazilian commentary was so much better with emotion. Search for: Brazil 1991 Galvão Bueno
@@AdrianFerrari Yeah ... but while Hunt nailed Senna's problem almost right away just by listening to the engine in the curves, Galvao and Reginaldo Leme were saying his tires were shot. Kudos to Hunt for nailing the problem.
I watched it live when it happened and his emotion after winning gets to me every single time! Second only to the day that he died.
This race was marked in the history of formula 1. It is very epic and emotional :')
Heroes always get remembered but you know legends never die.
Senna 4ver.
I loved Senna! I've always been rooting for him!
Bring it back THAT Formula 1! With men and machines, not boys and toys...
Oh, the sound. The beautiful beautiful sound of those screaming engines. ZOMG
Olo
lol
Thank you, @Formula1, for showing us this GP. I could see it with my father. It was a great moment. ❤
#SennaTheBest
One of my bucket list goals
Brazilian Grand Prix and
Visit the resting spot of my racing idol
The great Ayrton Senna
Thank you F1! This final image means a lot to all Brazilians
That was a real epic victory. Memorable.
This is back then when home win was a special thing.
*cough cough* Lewis *cough cough*
@@aidengraves7737 why?sorry i dunno
@@halludixon7531 Hamilton just never shows any emotion anymore when he wins, including his home GP
@@aidengraves7737 Internet psychologists say
Jazz Dixon remember we are talking about Brasil..the country were isteria spreaded and many committed suicide when the football team lost a world cup final against Uruguay
Fun fact: Senna finished the race with one gear (6th) due to a faulty gearbox.
We all saw and heard it from the video
44:35 when the commentator mentions the gearbox problem
Senna was simply the best of all time !
It requires a lot of mental strength for him to hold the flag, trophy and champagne on the podium as his shoulder and arm already gone.. Legend!
What a LEGEND. Such an important and emotional race for him, one of his best races for sure
🇧🇷Em 49:58 a alegria do pessoal ajudando a empurrar o carro,quanta alegria dos rapazes, Ayrton Senna se foi e deixou um vazio enorme em nossos corações 😭😭😭
Crazy how mansell just ran across the track can’t imagine the penalties that would be applied today
For sure! A poor marshall died like this in the late seventies I believe, as did the pilot who hit him. Very dangerous indeed.
When I heard Murray, instant smile on my face, commentating legend.
Fui com meus pais nesse dia. Lembro que as pessoas quase foram a loucura qdo ele venceu. Marcou para sempre. A gente chorava, pulava, gritava. Foi muito emociante. É uma lembrança que vou levar para sempre comigo. DEIXOU UMA LIÇÃO : NÓS PODEMOS CONQUISTAR TUDO QUE QUISERMOS ,SE LUTARMOS SEM DESISTIR. AIRTON SENNA DA SILVA , BRASILEIRO SIM SENHOR. SENNA THE BEST. SENNA FOREVER.👏👏👏👏👏
que privilegio, é algo pra se recordar para sempre
This type of content was the only thing this channel was missing to reach perfection.
Perfect now.
Senna em seu "sacrifício" para finalizar a corrida e levantar o troféu, tem muito mais significado para os brasileiros, pois como sempre atravessávamos um difícil período político, com muita pobreza e fome e o Ayrton, bi-campeão mundial, poderia ter abandonado a corrida sem problemas pq não seria menos amado e idolatrado, mas seguiu até o final no sacrifício e isso serviu de inspiração aos brasileiros para que nunca desistissem e nunca parassem de lutar, até hoje essa imagem dele com o troféu me inspira a seguir em frente!
You can see Senna struggling with the neck as his head is cranked over to the right while navigating the left hand corners.
On anti-clockwise tracks, that wasn’t unusual in the 1980s and 1990s. Watch the ‘82 Brazilian Grand Prix - Piquet had the same problem, in a ground-effect Brabham - GE cars were brutal on the body.
Senna’s additional straining to drive this car with 1 gear for 8 laps would have hurt anyone.
While I don’t doubt he was exhausted how could driving with one gear exhaust you like that? I just don’t understand the mechanics of it. If anything it seems like you’d go slower for sure but it’d be easier because you’re not shifting
@@hotdoglover1573 he had to hold the gear in place.
Every time I get to c the way he is down and still lifts the trophy with one hand. This show how hard he had worked for it.. My hero. My inspiration. A fan till I breath... Lot of love from 🇮🇳
I was 4 yrs old, I watch this race with my father on a Black/White TV... still the most emotional race for us... now my father is with Senna, God bless them...🏎️
Essa Vitória Do Ayrton Senna No GP Brasil 1991 Foi Memorável
O/ tamo junto
Top d+... Infelizmente eu n peguei essa época...
@@lucasdonizeti3641 Tbm Não Pq Eu Nasci Em 99
@@lucasdonizeti3641 Eu sou velho... peguei tudo e sinto saudade do Senna, chorei muito qdo ele morreu...
Puta q pariuuu!!
Senna melhor da história
One of Senna's greatest victories, right up there with his first at Estoril in '85. So many things to over come in this first home victory, the gearbox, the rain, the dehydration/cramps, and then to win at home and have Fangio up there on the podium with you. Fantastic.
As FURIOUS as I still was with Senna because of Japan 90 before this race started, I was super happy for him and Brazil when he crossed line in front.
Godspeed Ayrton Senna.
Listen to that sexy V10 and V12 sounds ! Sorry F1 today, but this was the best sound ever :)
Sound is overrated
@@oldm9228 no it's not
Sound isn't the reason I watch auto races. But I see how some people enjoy it. I'm more about the sport and competition, not so much the actual cars.
LEGEND Brazil misses you. Senna❤️❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ive never seen a race driver like SENNA...He definitely was THE BEST! My opinion... Many thanks by flashback.
An eternal moment for who love racing, this passion through the years, making me pround to be brazilian; at that time I was so little, just a baby, but watch this race, inspire me to do more and better everything in my life. #DoWhatYouCant #F1 #BrazilGP #Ayrton #Senna
Some of the most beautiful looking and sounding GP cars ever. From 89 to 95 was a fantastic time for GP racing (among a few other golden eras for sure. it's been a long long time since we've had one of those)
56:52 Senna estará sempre em nossos corações...
Awsome! I was just a 7yo kid when this race happened, but I can remember some parts of it.
It’s very exciting to watch it again, almost made me cry here on airport while I wait for my flight.
Thanks for the video!
Bearing in mind that Senna at the time of lifting up his home trophy he was in extreme shoulder pain. That he insisted to lift it up move me to tears, and I am not even a Brazilian.
True legend, rest in peace
Thank you @Formula 1 for repost these wonderfull moments.
Senna, we love you!
YEAH!!!!
Thats why I like this channel...
Thank you guys!
The background noise (engine note) is incredible😍
What a race for Ayrton, which shows how amazing driver and competitor he was. Congratulations Senna! 👏👏👏👍😢
Lindo ver esse amor pelo nosso amado Ayrton Senna do Brasil!!🙏🏻🙏🏻 pode passar muitos anos sem ele mas sempre será o brasileiro mais amado no Brasil e no mundo.!!
A emocao do Senna quando ele vence...aos berros...mexe com o coracao da gente ate hj
THE SOUNDSSSS 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
One of the best races ever. I had almost forgotten how loud the engines were. Amazing!
"Extended Highlights"
This is pretty much the whole race! this is awesome.
This footage is absolutely stunning. Thank you, F1, for keeping history alive.
Thanks F1 for this! One of the greatest races of history! Plesase post more Senna races!!!!
We want more of that. Before the 2000th GP
56:40 I will rise this damm trophy!!!!!
That scream of hapiness is wonderful.
Ayrton forever!.
THANK YOU F1! Give us more, please! This stuff is magical
If anyone from F1 is reading.... PLEASE DO THIS MORE OFTEN! IT IS WONDERFUL TO BE BACK TO THESE TIMES. I WAS BORN ON 1992 BTW
The greatest.
I'm Brazilian and I have something to say... Thid guy is special spirit, this guy is a legend, this guy is a hero.... (I'm crying right now) this guy didn't race for money, this guy didn't race for fame, this guy raced for the passion of racing and for his people, this guy raced to bring a little bit of happiness to his poor Brazilian people...
Mate, it's pouring with rain, he's on slick tyres, stuck in 6th gear, exhausted, and the pack catching him at his home grand prix. In 1991 if the race was dry and rain came down, they would stop the race, no change to wet tires. He's sticking his hand out to get the race stopped.
Sorry, replying to wrong person, totally agree!
Simply the best! OLE OLE OLE OLE, SENNA SENNA! 🇧🇷
My Name is OLE
Schumi was faster.
@@boldaphidgaming9089 No
yea and at the same time shouting you bastard to prost!!!!!
true!!!
Você aqui?? Kk
Senna caramba!!!!
El mas grande, por siempre! Senna the best!
We need retro graphics for the 1000th race please!!!
Any retro grafic would be sooooo cool
Every several laps it should cycle through them. So complete retro, then 2001 - 2005 ish, then 2006 - 2009, then 2010 - 2014 then 2015 - 2017.
@@DeployTheDRS what do you mean by "complete retro"? Early or late 90s? :D because I prefer late 90s over early
TeeGee Yeah. Late 90s is the better one :D That is the one I remember most when I think 90s F1!
@@DeployTheDRS exactly, for me it's memories when I played F1 2001 game :D but I still think it's best looking graphics.
Aryton Senna, GOAT.
Yesss! That is what we need. Classic races and legends .
How refresihing it is for me, as a Brazilian, to watch a this race with narrators that *actually* know what's going on! The Brazilian narrator was too busy with his demagogy and fake patriotism to notice there was something very wrong with Senna's car, and even said he was "too emotional" to get out of the car at the end of the race. Here, the commentator can tell Senna has lost the lower gears just from watching him. The knowledge of what's going on makes these last 7 laps even more unbelievable.
Gracias por subir esta carrera,no la recordaba mucho la verdad.Ver a McLaren ganando carreras y Senna dominando es algo que no se olvida. Ojala volvieran estos tiempos
Senna was my idol
Senna was my hero
Pure passion! Thank you for post this, specially to all of us brazilians. You're doing a really great job!
What a Emotional Moment of these chaos last lap he win with only 2 gear
6*
Senna was a legend!
But the funny thing is that it's strange to remember that 5.9s pit was an awesome time.
Somente quem é Brasileiro sabe o significado dessa vitoria de Senna. Heroi nacional!
Wonderful, classic F1!! Even the old onboard cameras were great, they really showed the violence of those cars, and the bumps in the tracks. Modern F1 really looks easy in comparison.
The cars are like salvage Horses, hahahahaha
When you mention, the greatest of all time, this race should be shown in full.
Keep in mind, Mansell had flappy paddles and Senna had a clutch and H shifter.
yeah, but one of them could drive and had a brain - hence why he was the one who won this race :)
AYRTON! AYRTON! AYYYYYYYYYYYRTON SENNA DO BRASIL!
Senna :") the hero...💖 More old races please
Ayrton, Ayrton , Ayrton, Ayrton Senna do Brasil!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
AHHHHHHHH EU NAO ACREDIIIIITOOOO AHHHHHHHH PUTA QUE PARIIIIIUUUUUUUUUUU
Guilherme Oliveira hahaha 😂 brazil misses senna.
@@magnussencube yes, we cry every time when we watching the brazilian transmission.
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Guilherme Oliveira with the tema da vittoria playing in the background
49:20
AAAAHHHHHHH PUTA QUE PARIIIUUUUUU
Frases que ficaram eternizadas
Sennas cramping / exhaustion at the end is insane
Thanks formula 1! Thanks Ayrton! What an unforgettable moment!
Thanks formula 1 for been this channel between us and our heroes! My life is all about you! Thanks for all this beautiful moments!
I’m sure there are more to come!
I hope to watch the 2000 GP with the next generation of Formula 1 and of my family with the same emotion as learned to watch when I was a child.
The best moment of my life was in Interlagos 2002. When I saw an yellow Jordan getting out of the pit exit from the grandstand os the “curva da descida do lago”. It was Takuma Sato. After that I spend almost 30 minutes speechless. Just living that moment! Was fantastic!
Thank you!
I can watch thi podium again,again and over again...
Eternal! Not only for this particular race, but for his entire career and the person he was.
Kudos to Hunt who nailed the problem Senna was having with 4 laps to go.