Ayrton Senna - Gap - Sir Jackie Stewart Interview - November 3, 1990

Featured at nonzero.com/ No copyright claimed (FOM - Formula One Management) and credit to F1gameshowsradio4. Jackie Stewart: Okay, let me ask you another difficult question: If I were to count back all the world champions, the number of times that they had made contact with other drivers, that you in the last 36 months or 48 months, have been in contact with more other cars and drivers than they might have done in total. Ayrton Senna: I find (it) amazing for you to make such a question Stewart, because you are very experienced, and you know a lot about racing. And you should know that by being a racing driver, you are under risks all the time. By being a racing driver means you are racing with other people. And if you no longer go for a gap that exists, you're no longer a racing driver, because we are competing. We are competing to win, and the main motivation to all of us is to compete for victory; it's not to come 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th.... When there is a gap, it is designed for being in a competition at a very high level, with cars going so close, as they go today, with the same horsepower, with the same level of grip, with the same load they're going to make. We all know with the different circuits wet, it is very difficult for overtaking, because the circuits are designed not in an appropriate manner for overtaking maneuvers. You either commit yourself as a professional racing driver that is designed to win races or you come second, or you come third, or you come fifth. I race to win as long as I feel it's possible. Sometimes you get it wrong? Sure, it's impossible to get it right all the time. But I race designed to win."

[@bus5683]

0:47 the quote that every f1 multiplayer uses for turn one lap one monza

[@thiagopratezi2130]

Tru story

[@lucesalome7287]

Except those gaps don’t exist

[@ariqhaidar7261]

Nah mate, its more like saint-devote #NoHeroicsIntoSaintDevote

[@bus5683]

@@ariqhaidar7261 wrong track

[@williamplays5941]

@@bus5683 monaco right?

[@gemini-mg6sc]

Pastor Maldonado: “I make my own gap.”

[@HobbyHell42]

And lord mahaveer

[@realribar4999]

Daniil kvyat agrees

[@captainalieth]

the true championship mindset

[@diethersantos6404]

*Lord

[@siefmassoud7102]

Nicholas Latifi and Nikita Mazepin tottaly agree

[@nisio9513]

The way he casually calls him Stewart at 0:32 just cracks me up every time

[@loopkin]

Senna was fuming inside for being criticized so openly by another great champion, probably someone he revered as a hero. Jackie said he got really angry after the interview and didn't spoke to him for a year.

[@PurpleLightningProdu]

Don’t think it was out of disrespect. In Brazil it’s common to call others by their last name

[@Simon_White]

It's interesting HOW Senna answered Jackie Stewart's question: as always calmly, thinking about the answer, but... I don't even know... with a slight dose of condemnation, irony. In general, basing on all Senna's interviews and quotes that I've ever saw and heard, I can conclude that he was a very interesting and wise interlocutor.

[@jacktattis]

@@Simon_White He was extremely aggressive and Jackie Stewart was correct, he was having collisions in 30% of his racing.

[@Simon_White]

@@jacktattis 30% is not too much)

[@ezra.m5944]

"if gap, car." -Da Baby

[@pricklypear300]

Hi another youtube racing enthusiast person with Adora pfp.

[@ynwaae]

DaBaby Senna

[@naysaykiller928]

@@ynwaae **convertible noises**

[@fodinski1]

Let’s goo

[@KitKitChanIsaac]

less goo

[@TravelwithPavel]

Senna was the best and I think Torpedo likes him as well, he also went for a gap in China.

[@hateornges]

Senna vs Prost 1990

[@proudy1199]

lmao torpedo had senna in his mind i guess

[@Davey_Does]

Torpedo was just blasting hard bass, it had nothing to do with senna

[@Casherr93]

There was actually a gap

[@TheTragedyofDarthPlagueis]

bro just wait for 2021 u gonna love how crashtappen and lulu follow this quote like its some law or smth

[@DuckTape_]

"and if you go for a gap that no longer exist you're Pastor Maldonado"

[@KevinAbillGaming]

If you no longer go for a grab that exists, you're not Nikita Mazepin.

[@darshilshah6329]

Or maze 🅱️in or se 🅱️ estian

[@lechain9708]

@@darshilshah6329 if you go for a gap that no longer exist you crash into prost

[@darshilshah6329]

@@lechain9708 yes 🤣 But that doesn't change the fact he was a legend

[@Venom-yh7vb]

0:47 Before: What an amazing philosophy in racing! Senna is a true legend. 0:47 Now: Haha automobile go brrrr

[@Fred_the_1996]

If gap, car.

[@theebloxinator]

in other words, if gap'nt, racing driver'nt. because compete.

[@sgameirojr]

@@theebloxinator because win.

[@mickrofone]

Crashing into other drivers has never been an amazing philosophy and Senna was nothing but hypocritical in his statement, as he apologized later to say he crashed on purpose. I can't see any driver agreeing with this behaviour. Crashes should always be an accident and not a mean to an end

[@jacktattis]

He was NOT a legend Very aggressive

[@Drenwickification]

i wonder if ayrton realised how much these quotes would be memed in the 2020s lol. What an iconic interview though

[@TravelwithPavel]

And Steward still can't get it as he sayed pretty much the same about Max now, but he just went for a gap. For me actually Max remind me of Senna with his driving style.

[@williamjenner3604]

@@TravelwithPavel That's what I've been trying to tell people. If anything Hamilton's precision and experience reminds me of Prost, and Max's youth, aggressiveness and putting everything on the line for the win reminds me of Senna

[@TravelwithPavel]

@@williamjenner3604 100% agree, its funny that Hamilton is such a huge fan of Senna, so he can now feel how is it to racing against someone like him (seems like he doesn't like it 😅)

[@proudy1199]

This is why Senna is still in our hearts

[@samhhaincat2703]

It is for me.... I think about this clip all the time. It's like people forget how racers are---they're a completely different breed of person.

[@thethirdman225]

You know what Stewart said to him afterwards, don’t you?

[@thethirdman225]

@@samhhaincat2703 Armchair thinking.

[@pedrolotti45]

Here I am, after 2021 British GP.

[@daltonbraga6180]

Me too 😀

[@KevinKickChannel]

a two car wide gap and he still hit verstappen smh

[@alexhaijtema5808]

Here i am after Monza

[@Patrick_H]

@@alexhaijtema5808 me too, it came to my mind too... Jackie got answer from Senna 31 years ago...

[@rpgrap6461]

@@KevinKickChannel dont move if youre the car in front and everything will be fine

[@modelcitizen1977]

My favorite part is that he prefaces his answer with “What a stupid question and you, of all people, should know better.”

[@kimiraikkonen3726]

0:12 the smirk 😂 I love it, like “really Jackie? I expected better from you”

[@VI-pp4jo]

Yeah, that was definitely a Judas moment. Et tu Brutus or whatever else. Man carries himself through that anyway. Baller.

[@malumello17]

He is brazilian. He can't hide his expressions and emotions. 😅 We are so easy to read.😅🤣

[@markymarco2570]

@@malumello17 fascinating

[@DaviMourao]

@@malumello17 "lá vem bomba"

[@nickypoundtown9568]

@@malumello17 he had no need to, he took pride in his honesty and no shame in his actions, he was 100% in every decision he made

[@adrianramriez9045]

Mad respect the greatest f1 driver of all time #remberseena

[@garlicmuncher]

*remember *senna

[@kimiraikkonen3726]

And Lord Mahaveer 😂

[@iseeyou265]

seena

[@SpaceMissile]

@@garlicmuncher when he said "rember seena," i felt that.

[@darshilshah6329]

@@kimiraikkonen3726 ok that good 😂

[@davey2487]

The mindset of a champion. I see these qualities in both Max and Charles. They have the same mindset as Senna.

[@Klapdeurmos1816]

Frrrr, mfs who bitch ab Max and Charles being overly agressive are totally blinded by nice drivers like Vettel, Norris etc. Max and Charles are the real deal, great to have two generational talents with qualities compared to Senna.

[@davey2487]

@@Klapdeurmos1816 Exactly.

[@ethanclifford4548]

This comment will age very nicely

[@ricky4129]

Yes, THIS. Stop complaining, crying and start racing.

[@greysnake2903]

@Patrik Turi While you watch in your couch and eat and drink shit till you can’t move anymore.

[@nsshing]

I learned that his success is not only due to his talents, but crazy hard work, dedication and always pushing to the limits. True for every single career.

[@steffenkawa8374]

Yeah people often call it just talent. It so easy to give up because people don't want to realise that you need much more. Decades of hard and constant work while pushing yourself and others to the limits. Also the enviourment and time are very important.

[@An_Arbitrary_Miscellany]

Don't forget intense competitiveness to the point of ruthlessness.

[@jacktattis]

Incorrect Fangio had 5 World Championships in 7 seasons hardly ever had a collision was always know as a Gentleman and still he beat the best fairly with superb driving skills E.G 1957 German Grand Prix

[@lostinsound_wav]

Fh4 players: "and if there's no gap just make it yourself"

[@vrjunat5450]

Way too Underrated comment

[@AssettoRacerGR]

If you go for a gap that no longer exists, you are Pastor Maldonado

[@JwamX]

I listen to this everyday

[@76germora]

Absolutely. Inspiration for anything that we do in life.

[@JwamX]

@@76germora it really could apply for anything, for example life opportunities and success

[@RAZR_Channel]

Yes... certainly... "I Race To Win" ... is a absolutely a different mindset than " if there is not a gap... I will create one regardless of the life or death consequence"...

[@alperez7517]

The best of all time

[@aaronrodriguez1410]

Michael schumacher. Even better that he didn't come from a rich family

[@TheCrcrulez]

@@aaronrodriguez1410 Senna os the goat even for shumacher 😘

[@aaronrodriguez1410]

@@TheCrcrulez nahhh

[@KitKitChanIsaac]

We all know that Nicholas Latifi is the real G.O.A.T. Thank you Goatifi,Max wouldn't have won the championship without you

[@BipoIarbear]

Most iconic interview in racing ever

[@kenzielawrence4079]

His sound is so satisfying

[@abduljuanitoadoma6865]

me sending this video to My rival after I made a torpedo from 50m behind

[@KitKitChanIsaac]

I just send my friend this video,because I punted him when we are 1v1 in F1 Mobile Racing

[@sgmasterbr7629]

Oooh i laughed so hard in this one XD

[@hishamhilal8332]

"If you no longer dedicate yourself to the grind you're no longer a racing driver" Artyon Sigma

[@DK-kk5pu]

What a legend! I feel so lucky to see this amazing human being develop his thoughts. so composed and precise. He is immortal, because he speaks to our hearts and will never be forgotten. Huge respect and love from Greece

[@ezpz4659]

I was born in April of that year because my Dad went for the Gap 9 months earlier.

[@aizazrehman5153]

Senna is such an inspiration

[@MotocrossRacingOnline]

Senna: If you no longer go for a gap.... Sim Racers: Write that down, Write that down!

[@thooomas8849]

i just found out that he said that to Jackie Steward, and it just makes it so much better

[@johantenhove7770]

0:33 Senna: "you are very experienced". Jackie: "hmm, very..." Somehow i feel which side Mr. Stewart is on.

[@lloydpennington10]

Stewart, ever self important and pompous

[@andrejuniomg]

Max is like Senna but the new generation cry too much, is difficult to be aggressive nowadays

[@patrickbateman6682]

Max has senna's mentality and Charles arguably has his talent,

[@aumpauskar4653]

I watched F1 at the Vettel Redbull dominence era, but still I see Senna as a guy who in totally absorped in F1, a version of a human designed to win and the rivalry with equally talented Alain Prost, and the legendary mp4/4. I can't imagine what would happen if '94 was averted.

[@Iceman-Raikkonen]

Ayrton always in our hearts

[@pietrosal9629]

0:48 What a Quote ❤❤

[@cdwattie]

this qoute by senna is what a driver should be thinking never a more true word spoken by still the best ever. no matter how many schumacher has won or hamilton will win nobody was in this guys league and i do mean nobody

[@EAGYSL]

That is bullshit and you know it. I like Senna a lot he was one of the best top 5 of all time. He had one problem he was too aggressive all the time Prost was the opposite and Michael had the ability to switch between the aggressive style of Senna and the thoughtful and consistent style of Prost. That's why he was so good. Senna may be the fastest on one lap but in a championship, he would have problems against drivers like Schumacher or Hamilton because they would be way more consistent.

[@miljanalurovic4640]

@@EAGYSL And thats exactlly why F1 is this boring today and why Senna will always be mentioned as #1. :)

[@phil0046]

Senna had many chinks in his armour. Fast absolutely but could be beaten as Prost, Mansell & Schumacher proved

[@AlexMart57]

@@miljanalurovic4640 LOL i would have expected this comment to be years old. You haven't watch a race this year haven't you?

[@propork]

@@EAGYSL so what you’re saying is by max being more aggressive hes gonna win 3 world titles? not bad

[@jekylbg]

I see a lot of haters here...Senna became more thoughtful of risk before this immense and fatal crash, so had he lived or maybe not crashed at all, he would have definitely become more consistent and had his virtuosity improved. Many ppl here, especially haters, are not considering that Senna's death changed F1 forever after, and it is Senna's death that saved many lives after. Finally, it is a fact that no-one could have or would have done what Senna did the way he did it, no matter it took his life!

[@paulinepicot9255]

"STEWART"

[@fenixmaker]

Senna!

[@paulorockz6899]

If I could go back in time, it would be to save this man from death. We miss you, Ayrton. 😥

[@niteshbhasin2884]

wudnt we all

[@jamesbirk7508]

Yes I’ve thought this many times, out of all the tragic deaths the world has endured his Hass to be the worst, the fact the had to D-engineer the car and that’s what killed him. Post and Schumacher had it for three years

[@thethirdman225]

Why him? It’s not like he found a cure for cancer or saved people from concentration camps. If you’d said ‘of all racing drivers’ I’d understand, even if I don’t agree.

[@batmaneo]

@@thethirdman225he inspired many people to be the best versions of themselves

[@thethirdman225]

@@batmaneo Senna? He inspired a generation of new motorists to do even crazier things. I think he was one of the most self centred people I’ve ever seen. YMMV.

[@JK7kaye]

As memed as this quote is I think in general the underlying message applies well to life. What I at least take from it is that if you don't believe in yourself (if you no longer go for gap), you won't ever be content with yourself (you're no longer a racing driver). I can think of so many times I didn't go for the gap and although it meant I was safer, I was not as happy because I didn't believe in myself. Idk tho, might just be looking too much into "if gap car".

[@akshatrakesh8697]

if no longor gap no longor drivor - airetone cena

[@sgmasterbr7629]

​@@akshatrakesh8697 If no long gap no longer there's vroom vroom Amilton Selva

[@gigupp]

A masterclass on racing from Ayrton to Stewart. I guess Stewart wished never have asked that question

[@njgrplr2007]

Good answer

[@Pathofplenty]

After putting in the work, knowing the game he has no other thoughts in his mind, it’s crystal clear as an ambassador of the sport. If there’s a gap he’s taking it and in his case at all costs. After all it’s competition racing with money involved. Male valour is a trait that needs to return. RIP the Goat.

[@horkrust7322]

A few decades later, and this sentence is used as an excuse for every cocky divebomb and every move made in simracing history

[@stormyboy6692]

That smirk at the start of the interview is priceless

[@darlygovender7502]

I race design to win! Ayton senna truly a legend.

[@TimothyJavier]

Brazilians in GT Sport really take this at heart. Where 'that gap' is punting other drivers off the track.

[@Henerz1000]

The single most iconic line in all of formula one

[@bossman1958]

Now days f1 drivers have forgotten about this

[@williamstephens9945]

I like the way Stewart got his a*** handed to him by Senna.

[@jamesmeek754]

I bet Stewart wasn’t expecting that 🤣🤣🤣

[@davidjack3]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂both legendary though

[@clubpenguin13531]

You mean when Senna ended up admitting that he took out Prost on purpose and wasn't "going for a gap" That's just Senna making excuses

[@mirkog1983]

after what happened the year before? That was revenge. The gap he's talking about, it was about racing. Not political blowjob from prost to balestre... @@clubpenguin13531

[@BertdeJ]

such a shame that this man is no longer here. I love his fighting spirit and driving skills. this man knew how to get everything out of a car. It seems as if Max has come to terms with the fact that he cannot go any faster lately. Senna would not accept this.

[@anacama1999]

This works on so many levels

[@DgeminisM]

The best answer!

[@Eduardo_Chaves]

Senna live!

[@anthonywilliams4714]

This is inspiring

[@lord_of_the_eyebrows]

If you go for a gap that no longer exists you are Pastor Maldonado.

[@darshilshah6329]

RIP LEGEND

[@leoonardo4282]

Senna🇧🇷 GOAT

[@HiveMynd]

Agreed, Sadly we never got to see Senna vs Schumacher.

[@adelinogoncalves1180]

@@HiveMynd yes we did

[@funonthebun888]

Bro he’s cool man

[@tonkihonks3430]

GOAT

[@SomeGuy-od4kp]

Kvyat listened well

[@zilentzap]

something about this interview as a whole...

[@harshithsadhana7475]

This interview literally changed everything in f1

[@Ryosuke324]

actually i didnt pay attention he say THAT EXIST wooooo

[@freshdavido]

This Shows me why hamilton had the right to stick his nose into that corner with Max. He is not there to come second but people might have forgoten what racing drivers do. They go for the gap if not, they arent racing drivers. Not my words, words from a legend, the best ever been people say.

[@knitler8274]

Haha I agree but my mans missed that apex

[@sabarisujeeth1363]

This day the same happened with max right

[@kegi28]

He totally missed the apex, and max leaved enough room for him but he crashed into max ..

[@rezaahjappie6044]

It’s quite funny how a retired 3-time WDC asks a sensitive question about F1, that he spent his entire career in, and then gets such a confident and convincing response - and appears in awe realising that the person he is interviewing is in the same sport but drove on a level that he ALONE existed on, NOBODY ELSE! That is the mythical realm in F1 that ONLY Senna reached, and the frequency with which he did it will never be done before. Senna is The GREATEST!

[@badqueen4660]

29 years... R.I.P Legend 🥺

[@Blight225]

The mindset of world champion, they want to win, nothing more.

[@reboot1337]

All Max fans should end up here after F1 GB 2021

[@giorgiochen7810]

Bro true those orange dudes should be seeing this

[@mypinis]

Ayrton senna came out eventually and apologised for intentionally crashing into prost.

[@KevinKickChannel]

uhuh, that and to ro remind Mme what to do in Forza horizon adventure races

[@ricky4129]

It's Hamilton complaining after every race that Max is racing.

[@KevinKickChannel]

@@ricky4129 That's just for the stewards so they can hear what the driver is experiencing

[@hpedrotti]

The greatest racing driver of all time

[@jagdhillon5077]

RIP ARYTON SENNA

[@chill4057]

This man was really the best there ever was and will be

[@FrenchiKO]

"I don't crash into others, they fail to get off my way."

[@takumifujiwara2591]

My grandfather is like Senna XD

[@ked4]

Senna's view: if there's a gap, go for it. That's what racing is. Stewart's view: if there's a gap, but going for it is going to cause a crash, don't be a fool.

[@malumello17]

Senna's vision used to make other racing drivers scared when they saw his yellow helmet at their mirror. So if they were 1 lap down they just open to let him go. And if they didn't have the guts or the best conditions to fight for the position they wouldn't want to be under the risk to get out of the race, so they let him go. That's smart as fuck.

[@clubpenguin13531]

You could tell the difference in their mentality from the generation they raced in. Senna raced like that because drivers would be able to walk away after a crash more often than not, whereas that definitely wasn't the case when Jackie Stewart was driving

[@JIA1327]

I vote for Syewart's view. Senna's view is the view of a SADIST who does'nt give a damn about anybody. Senna is gone , I day good riddance.

[@RafitoOoO]

@@JIA1327 like when he stopped the car to save another driver's life? Or when he donated most of the money he made from F1? You won't ever do 1% of all the good this man did in his short life so stfu.

[@rodgehd9278]

How can people dislike this video?

[@niteshbhasin2884]

coz they still cud

[@cjcarrizo42]

0:56 If you ain't first, you're last

[@BicMacAndChips1]

I hope the majority of Max fans/Lewis haters come to this video after their collision at the British GP. F1 drivers race, and they race to win.

[@generalmcarthur8401]

Lmao what,this was an excuse for senna to crash into alain prost in 1989 suzuka which won him the championship.And he later told media that it was intentional.

[@malumello17]

@@generalmcarthur8401 senna git prost on purpose in 1990 as a revenge for what prost did in 1989.

[@Jamo_7811]

@@malumello17 prost did nothing wrong in 1989. I can tell you that as a Senna fan. Prost had all the right to that corner and Ayrton came from way too far back. It was just very harsh to disqualify Ayrton though. Ayrton did what he did to Prost in 1990 more so for the fact he couldn’t take pole on the clean side of the track and he decided he wasn’t going to let Alain through when he had fairly gotten pole.

[@sgmasterbr7629]

​@@Jamo_7811 Prost was never going to make that turn, he was turning way too early and that can be seen in multiple angles. Prost was called the professor for a reason, he knew Senna was going there and closed the gap on purpose. One year later Senna got his revenge, in a very dangerous move....

[@Jamo_7811]

@@sgmasterbr7629 ya I found another angle of the collision where it actually becomes very obvious what Prost’s intentions were. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIfLZaKBpt2ngNE

[@gabrieloro4258]

Such a legend

[@evanroldan9566]

0:53 "We Are competing to Win" Red Bull: Okay

[@martinromano99]

0:47 the quote every f1 multiplayer uses before come like a torpedo

[@President-JonSnow.Malkowich]

Italian GP 2021. Turn 1-2 at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza. Max Verstappen approaches Lewis Hamilton and is side by side with his title rival in the middle of the chicane, when LH decides to close the gap. Max went for a gap that existed, that gap was closed causing a crash between the two. MV is found at fault BECAUSE he was racing, because he went for the gap. The FIA are a joke and a shame to the world of Motorsport when it comes to rulings. The only thing I appreciate about them, is the safety they brought to the sport.

[@rpgrap6461]

The gap existed? Lewis even closed the gap completely cause he knew max would crash into him 😂 and its a bit ironic to say the only thing the fia brought is safety under a video of senna... every driver knew that the race in the black weeknd was to dangerous and senna even said it before the race and then 2 drivers lost their lives in that race week because the fia ignored the warnings... so idk

[@tomcooper6108]

Greatest driver ever.

[@chaditalian338]

"If you cant find the gap then just create one"

[@IamTheWillrus]

Lot of F1 fans needs to watch this after today. Max has raced hard and pushed Lewis off plenty of times this year expecting him to dive out the way. Lewis just have Max a taste of his own medicine, as he rightly should in a close title fight.

[@ishshah8695]

So you're admitting that Hamilton deliberately crashed Max out the race, since Senna said that after he deliberately (and admitted to) crashed out Prost to win the championship at Suzuka and just talking complete bullshit? It's a shit quote that is completely overused by morons who don't know how to drive.

[@spitfire690]

@@ishshah8695 I could be wrong, but I also don't remember Max pushing off Hamilton at all this year. Meanwhile this was Hamilton's third time taking out a Red Bull in the exact same way in a little more than a year. It's almost like Hamilton can't handle wheel to wheel racing or just expects everyone to jump out of the way because he's in a Mercedes.

[@irthamepali]

@@spitfire690 that's because max's style is to force the other driver to yield or crash, look at catalunya t1 this year, max has got a reputation for this type of driving since his 1st gp

[@daaanna9678]

@@ishshah8695 of all the delusional comments from Verstappen fan boys this week, this has to be the most delusional 🤦‍♀️ Listen to Stewart, he's asking Senna about moves he's made over the last 36 months or so, not just the Prost incident. Putting the car in a position where the defending driver had to choose whether they were going to crash was a trademark Senna move. Maybe you're too used to easy DRS passes, but what we saw on Sunday was good old fashioned, hard racing between two worlds class drivers unwilling to back down.

[@ishshah8695]

@@irthamepali And whose the one on 0 penalty points? Oh yeah Verstappen dumbfuck.

[@jovi1078]

That's the mindset every F1 driver has to have, because otherwise you don't even make to F1. Jackie Stewart just told him politely, that he causes more collisions than everyone else and implied that Senna is succesful not because he is the best driver but because he ist the most reckless driver, which is true. Senna is well spoken of because he is dead and there is no shittalking about the dead.

[@felip24f]

Very wise

[@george4821]

Senna was a complete PR face. Jackie was 100% in the right.

[@george4821]

@@tschikova0013 It's disturbing how so many new fans see such a dangerous act of pettiness as a funny revenge type thing. In my opinion, and I know this may come across as harsh: Senna should've lost his superlisence for this.

[@bumblebity2902]

Jackie forgot FIA cheating to help Prost defend his title.

[@drcmika]

I feel like people misunderstand this quote of him really often. I really love Senna but by saying this he only tries justify his move against Prost that Made him world champion. Fairness is a huge part of racing and not going for a gap really doesnt make you no racing driver.

[@george4821]

Actually, people understand it perfectly, because they use it to justify similar divebombs from thekr favourite drivers.

[@FilipePauloMax]

For all simracers that might be viewing this, let's clarify something: using me as a wall to turn is not considered a gap!

[@PIanetal]

Honestly, I love max, daniel, lando etc.. but the olden day drivers are just- MWAH

[@solowarrior3549]

BRASILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Rip Senna

[@Rlow-05]

0:47 me when i play mario kart

[@aab9462]

Lewis proves this today! Senna protégé

[@robot3759]

Hamilton as he is now is practically the polar opposite of Senna in almost every way possible. He races much closer to someone like Vettel during the Red Bull days or Schumacher during his reign; allowing raw pace from both himself and his vastly superior cars to push him so far ahead he really doesn't need to worry about racing because if given equal cars, it is pretty unlikely that he could win against many of the drivers on the grid today. If you want to look at drivers that prove Senna's words (as much as it pains you Sir Lulu fanboys) you'd need to look at people like Verstappen and Leclerc, two drivers that were pushing each other to the absolute limit and will likely continue to push each other for the remainder of the season; all without a single crash. The fact is that Hamilton looks up to Senna, but it is highly unlikely that Senna would have liked Hamilton.

[@elpidiodalbore7577]

0:47 EVERY PLAYER EVERYTIME WHEN HE HAD TO OVERTAKE xD

[@zeeso9557]

Young boy teaching the Sensei

[@juanignacioromero7427]

Anybody here in 20(9+10)the year where among us was a popular game????

[@MMM-wg2vm]

The face shift from the polite smile to the angry stare is genuinely hilarious

[@polon9089]

he.... he is a fucking poet

[@bobmcgod5214]

My friends excuse for ploughing me off at turn 1 when there is 0.0000001 mm of space there

[@ethanclifford4548]

Here I am, after the 2021 Italian GP at Monza 😅

[@jselse.]

BRASIL SEMPRE NO TOPO PORRA 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷