I just can’t believe it’s been 30 years. I was watching the race with my Dad as a 16 year old. Three decades later I am a Dad myself yet I can remember that weekend just like it was yesterday! *Senna Sempre* 🇧🇷🏁
The number of people who turned up to this funeral (3,000,000) 2,000,000 more than the number of people who turned up to Princess Diana’s funeral just tells you all you need to know about the late great Ayrton Senna R.I.P legend 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🏆🏆🏆
You know something, ZX, this is always what I try to explain to those who didnt know him. It was huge, and I took 3 days off my final year of high school. The loss is felt greater every year, although I suspect I somewhat ask for that too, I dont ever want this wound to heal, I suspect. It creeps up on me, the emotion, but temp it alot too...haha I could not see Senna in the theatres, I would be sobbing like my mum had just died, decades after he passed on.
Despite never being a Senna fan, I have to recognise his utter will and absolute bastard determination to drive a car at over 100% and be able to get away with it. Still rightly regarded as being at the top table of drivers nearly 30 years later. Not sure Max V would cope with him on the grid, few could...
Ότι καλύτερο είδαμε στον παγκόσμιο αθλητισμό και ένας υπέροχος Ανθρωπος!νιώθω ευλογημένος που έζησα την εποχή του και τον είδα να τρέχει εδώ στο εξωτερικό που χρόνια πολλά ζω!Ayrton Senna da silva 🇧🇷 ενα παγκόσμιο είδωλο του πλανήτη μας!!ευχαριστώ πολύ για το βίντεο
Um grande abraço de um outro brasileiro, que concorda e que gostou muito do seu belo comentário. Não por eu ser simplesmente um brasileiro, mas porque acompanho a F-1 desde 1972 E ATÉ HOJE, não vi nenhum piloto na pista, que chegue perto do talento de Ayrton Senna. E cá entre nós...eu vi muitos, muitos mesmo. Até a próxima!!...
Senna is not only the standard of formula 1 racing, he is also the standard of courage, sheer determination, competitive spirit & edge & also capable of knowing when to switch on and then switch off. Senna was a driver who truly respected his opponents skills and abilities. Senna was all about pure speed, timing, strategy & adapting, knowing & understanding the cars strengths. He also learnt the cars weaknesses to use them or take advantage.
#RIPRatzenburgerApril30th #RIPAyrtonSennaMay1st That weekend in the *San Marino GP 1994* was a sad and tragic way to attempt to enjoy the *F1* raceway. It should have been 🛑 right after the first time that somebody had died, it would have *prevented* all of us from losing such a *Precious Gift* to the world!!! ~ JonseyG 👲💖😿
It's from a VHS taped from the telly, what quality were you expecting? Feel free to upload your better quality version. Thanks for watching (for free) 👍
prost should reflect on himslef how he was bending the rules everywhere he could to win, using french connection, while Ayrton was only wanted to compete with mental and driving skills
Senna was the first REAL BASTARD in Formula One, slamming the door on each and every driver resulting in multiple accidents with many many drivers from 1984 onwards. On top of that he always tried to force the overtaking maneuver with that crap of "if there's a gap I will going for it" and such things. All the drivers from the period hated him because of what he did on the track. He was involved in accidents with almost everybody: Prost, Mansell, Piquet, Keke Rosberg, Alboreto. Nannini, Patrese, Berger, etc. Ask Martin Brundle what Senna did in the British F3. Unfortunatelly this way of driving made a mark and then Michael Schumacher copycated this same way and style of driving, then Hamilton did the same and now Verstappen. Since many years ago up to now almost everybody has that same reckless and ruthless style of driving, slamming the door NO MATTER WHAT. Martin Brundle always says: "Senna let you decide if you want and accident or not because, no matter what, he was going to slam the door on you. ALWAYS". The most stupid slamming by Senna was the one he made on Nigel Mansell's Ferrari at Estoril in 1989 when the british driver was already blackflagged. That was always the Senna way. Not to mention crashing at the start of the Japanese GP in 1990 against the back of Alain Prost's Ferrari at nearly 250 km/h with the whole cars coming from behind. That was certainly an act of insanity. I mean...if he wanted to crash on purpose against Prost he could've done it at the chicane on the first lap with almost zero risk. On the contrary he decided to do it right at the start of the race at nearly 250 km/h. Crazy guy this Senna.
Sounds like you both are sore sore losers of what senna brought against whatever shitty driver you pulled for. If you didn’t see his brilliance than you weren’t really paying attention
For me, the greatest that ever sat in a F1 car.
My champ forever ❤
Ayrton Senna. The greatest driver to have ever sat in a race car. Same with Jim Clark.
I just can’t believe it’s been 30 years.
I was watching the race with my Dad as a 16 year old. Three decades later I am a Dad myself yet I can remember that weekend just like it was yesterday!
*Senna Sempre* 🇧🇷🏁
The number of people who turned up to this funeral (3,000,000) 2,000,000 more than the number of people who turned up to Princess Diana’s funeral just tells you all you need to know about the late great Ayrton Senna
R.I.P legend 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🏆🏆🏆
You know something, ZX, this is always what I try to explain to those who didnt know him. It was huge, and I took 3 days off my final year of high school. The loss is felt greater every year, although I suspect I somewhat ask for that too, I dont ever want this wound to heal, I suspect. It creeps up on me, the emotion, but temp it alot too...haha I could not see Senna in the theatres, I would be sobbing like my mum had just died, decades after he passed on.
I can remember watching it on Eurosport
If he was in Ferrari he was still alive!!!!
My daughter named her son Senna after the late racer ,I started to know about him and now I'm obsessed about him
Despite never being a Senna fan, I have to recognise his utter will and absolute bastard determination to drive a car at over 100% and be able to get away with it. Still rightly regarded as being at the top table of drivers nearly 30 years later. Not sure Max V would cope with him on the grid, few could...
He would have retired at the end of 94 I reckon
Max would have beeten him he has won all but 3 races I wonder what he would think of max
@@audreyperrin320no way Senna would still beat anyone in the World, no one will ever come along better then him.
@@audreyperrin320In a bullet proof car, reliability wise.
They're both cut from the same cloth. Same as Schumacher
@@audreyperrin320 Max shouldnt even be in the same breath as Senna
Ότι καλύτερο είδαμε στον παγκόσμιο αθλητισμό και ένας υπέροχος Ανθρωπος!νιώθω ευλογημένος που έζησα την εποχή του και τον είδα να τρέχει εδώ στο εξωτερικό που χρόνια πολλά ζω!Ayrton Senna da silva 🇧🇷 ενα παγκόσμιο είδωλο του πλανήτη μας!!ευχαριστώ πολύ για το βίντεο
Um grande abraço de um outro brasileiro, que concorda e que gostou muito do seu belo comentário.
Não por eu ser simplesmente um brasileiro, mas porque acompanho a F-1 desde 1972 E ATÉ HOJE, não vi nenhum piloto na pista, que chegue perto do talento de Ayrton Senna.
E cá entre nós...eu vi muitos, muitos mesmo.
Até a próxima!!...
It’s scary how quick the last 30 years have gone, I remember the afternoon he died so vividly. Such an enormous loss to our sport.
Senna: - O mundo é a sua pátria eos céus a sua redenção.😊😊❤❤
Senna is not only the standard of formula 1 racing, he is also the standard of courage, sheer determination, competitive spirit & edge & also capable of knowing when to switch on and then switch off.
Senna was a driver who truly respected his opponents skills and abilities. Senna was all about pure speed, timing, strategy & adapting, knowing & understanding the cars strengths. He also learnt the cars weaknesses to use them or take advantage.
Still hurts even 30 years after is dead....Ayrton Senna my idol....😢
We must protect this channel
Totally agree…😊👍
Great upload 👌
He truly was the best F1 driver in the world god bless him Amen
Still so sad in my heart. Love forever. ❤️🕯️🙏🕊️
Very poignant to see Imola in the depths of winter months after Senna’s crash. So calm and still. The opposite of that frightful day in May 1994.
Its april 2024 now, almost 30 years ago. My God, somehow it is like it happened yesterday. May we never forget, RIP Ayrton and Roland 😢
We miss you Ayrton 😢♥️
😔😔😭😭🇧🇷🕊🇧🇷🕊
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Ayrton Senna was one of the best up there with Jim Clark of Scotland.
Simples The Best. Senna Forever Young.😊❤
#RIPRatzenburgerApril30th
#RIPAyrtonSennaMay1st
That weekend in the *San Marino GP 1994* was a sad and tragic way to attempt to enjoy the *F1* raceway. It should have been 🛑 right after the first time that somebody had died, it would have *prevented* all of us from losing such a *Precious Gift* to the world!!! ~ JonseyG 👲💖😿
Simply the greatest.
This is great….hearing stories about Senna that is not well publicised.🤣👏👏👏👏👏
I remember seeing this BBC documentary back in the day video quality is well ropey now lol but we all miss Senna God bless Brazil ❤
It's from a VHS taped from the telly, what quality were you expecting? Feel free to upload your better quality version.
Thanks for watching (for free) 👍
2005. Williams F1 where found guilty of his death. Dude to metal fatigue. Too late now.
I wonder did his family get anything
Dispaite he tryed to tell to the Williams team all the car problems before, they completly did wrong job very badly that killed him! We all know that!
😢😢
The real people's champion..., ever in modern era, in 30 years.
prost should reflect on himslef how he was bending the rules everywhere he could to win, using french connection, while Ayrton was only wanted to compete with mental and driving skills
Would he still be considered the best driver ever if he hadn't died in a race ?
He certainly would have.
Senna was the first REAL BASTARD in Formula One, slamming the door on each and every driver resulting in multiple accidents with many many drivers from 1984 onwards. On top of that he always tried to force the overtaking maneuver with that crap of "if there's a gap I will going for it" and such things. All the drivers from the period hated him because of what he did on the track. He was involved in accidents with almost everybody: Prost, Mansell, Piquet, Keke Rosberg, Alboreto. Nannini, Patrese, Berger, etc. Ask Martin Brundle what Senna did in the British F3. Unfortunatelly this way of driving made a mark and then Michael Schumacher copycated this same way and style of driving, then Hamilton did the same and now Verstappen. Since many years ago up to now almost everybody has that same reckless and ruthless style of driving, slamming the door NO MATTER WHAT. Martin Brundle always says: "Senna let you decide if you want and accident or not because, no matter what, he was going to slam the door on you. ALWAYS". The most stupid slamming by Senna was the one he made on Nigel Mansell's Ferrari at Estoril in 1989 when the british driver was already blackflagged. That was always the Senna way. Not to mention crashing at the start of the Japanese GP in 1990 against the back of Alain Prost's Ferrari at nearly 250 km/h with the whole cars coming from behind. That was certainly an act of insanity. I mean...if he wanted to crash on purpose against Prost he could've done it at the chicane on the first lap with almost zero risk. On the contrary he decided to do it right at the start of the race at nearly 250 km/h. Crazy guy this Senna.
He had that steering wheel cut, extended, soldered and it killed him; his relentless drive to win no matter what was his undoing.
Sounds like you both are sore sore losers of what senna brought against whatever shitty driver you pulled for. If you didn’t see his brilliance than you weren’t really paying attention