15 Iconic Ayrton Senna Moments

[@sy6230]

Senna raced with a Honda engine, wore a Shoei helmet, and Mizuno shoes. I'm proud of him as a Japanese🇧🇷🇯🇵💛💙💚❤️

[@alanssanttos]

He loved Japan

[@x-rinanimationchannel3687]

Senna was the greatest world champion for Honda before Max Verstappen nowadays

[@itsrasalhague]

And made a big contribution to the development of the NSX, too!

[@ren7a8ero]

Japanese engineers were the forgers of his armor and weapons, and he brought the amazing warrior instinct to honor those who helped him to win.

[@vidaamericana360]

and we love japan my friend! we do love!

[@ArnoldLayne100]

I've been following F1 since 1973, and I say to all of you: Senna was the best driver of all time! No matter what they say to you, Senna was the best....

[@jpzuccolo]

CONCORDO COM VOCÊ. O PILOTO COM O MAIOR CONTROLE DO CARRO QUE EU VI E RAPIDÍSSIMO....

[@marcelotoledoadv]

And i agree

[@gustavofarnocchia]

The most impressive thing about Senna history is that was not fiction, it was real. What a powerful energy, what a powerful life.

[@user-rh4if9ke6m]

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[@jpzuccolo]

ERA UMA FORÇA DA NATUREZA...

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

His first win in Brazil is guaranteed to make me cry! I think it meant more to him than any championship. ❤❤❤

[@TheRealAstro_]

Top 15 truly a specific number for no reason at all

[@ephraimmulilo7098]

16 would've been great

[@yoro__33]

@@ephraimmulilo7098 too old for senna

[@thiagomclima2004]

@@yoro__33 I saw what you did. And, as an aware brazilian, I say you are right.

[@PunChris_92]

Benzema 🤝 Senna

[@Postbus22]

and the newest video "age is just a number"

[@Leonardnl]

In 1989 Ayrton Senna had two rivals Alan Prost and clown Jean marie Balestre

[@Shorryu]

Was looking for this Comment. FIA Mafia aka Balestre stole his 4th Championship.

[@DarrellMontrice]

in 94 he had a wall and it won

[@paularnold1930]

True. The frog's ALWAYS stick together and ignore other nationialtys

[@Zoe-u1r]

Jean Marie Balestre was arrogant, selfish and racist. He should have been fired from the FIA for his abuse of power. He was never happy when Ayrton won his 3 world championship titles but he couldn't stop him from being classed as one of the greatest F1 drivers of all time.

[@Dee-z2z]

Preach!!!!

[@KJ28554]

When there’s a massive crash Crofty: Oh dear there’s a massive crash Murray Walker: THIS IS AMAZING

[@JohnSmithShields]

Underrated commentator was Murray.

[@damag3plan]

The voice of formula 1

[@PG-20]

Walker used those words in a different sort of way. 'Amazing' was used in the context of 'amazing development', as a clash like that was unexpected and extraordinary

[@fernandomanzanares5555]

​@@PG-20So it was. His usual style was "pants on fire", but he took accidents very seriously indeed. His tone became completely subdued whenever something bad happened, the best example possibly being Imola 94.

[@gelar27]

1989's crash. It is fantastic!

[@nandiniaayush]

Ayrton Senna from Brazil!!!! That hits hard still. So unfortunate to lose such a man so soon. Rest in peace , Ayrton.

[@timpauling7516]

Ayrton, it's been 30 years since this world lost you. Yet I you still bring a lump in my throat & tears to my eyes when I watch tributes like this about you. YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN, NOR REPLACED!!!

[@bibhushanrajthala]

No drama no nonsense just F1 and passion.. senna will forever be remembered

[@juliakassadin]

Just 15 year olds

[@cartermorel4275]

Drama was Senna's middle name

[@UmpaX2]

Senna’s first lap at Donington, is the single greatest lap Ever run, by Any Racing Driver, in Any Race, in the history of All racing!

[@carlossenna-reyes2098]

For that reason Is the "Lap of the gods"

[@harroldinab]

Whoever decided on 15 knew precisely what they were doing

[@jimijames6449]

?

[@harroldinab]

@@jimijames6449 Google “Senna 15”

[@TheMainelson]

@@jimijames6449 google "senna 15"

[@vinicius6988]

@@jimijames6449 "You cannot overtake 15 cars in sunny weather ... but you can when it's raining"

[@anujpethe684]

did ppl know about the 15 before or was it some new information or something

[@bertinibb]

The GOAT! Tears in my eyes and chills down my spine watching this video. This man is a national hero for us Brazilians. His legacy will live on forever!

[@emerson.g2757]

Tá e pra quê escrever em inglês?😂

[@abigailfoster2467]

I remember when Senna first appeared on the scene in the John Player Special. I was a big Nigel Mansell fan at the time, and thought, “who is this young upstart who is pushing our Nige around?”. It wasn’t long before I came to love Senna.

[@henrique2678]

Kind words. Senna is an eternal idol here in Brazil

[@Gabrielnobre]

We love Mansel as well here in Brazil. The Lion was so fun to watch!

[@aleochi1990]

Ayrton Senna is undoubtedly one of the most emblematic F1 drivers ever. In my opinion, what sets him apart from others is his fearlessness. His greatest strength was competing on hostile, rain-soaked tracks where most drivers wouldn't even consider putting in any effort. His resourcefulness allowed him to turn those circumstances to his advantage. He was a true icon who showed the world that you can take the worst situations and turn them in your favor if you have the courage. A true Brazilian!

[@elcookiemonsteru]

The greatest! And as a Brazilian, always makes me want to cry when i see his greatest moments, we miss him so much, the country never had and will never have a HERO like Senna!

[@stevedriscoll2539]

I feel fortunate to have these videos so that I can always remember what a great driver and a decent human being Ayrton Senna was.

[@eddietaikokfoo]

The only legend and F1 champion gain my most respect ever! Salute to you A. Senna! You always in my memory!

[@michaelbritton2331]

no one like Aryton what a talent he was and sportsmanship.

[@GuilhermeAlmeida-pn4is]

I'm Brazilian and when I watch Senna winning in F1, especially at home in Interlagos, I get very emotional

[@paularnold1930]

Senna is an icon. More than just a driver An inspiration

[@Bhargav.Changela88]

Senna... The F1 Legend forever.. love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@olympian9721]

No way they used 15 that's crazy

[@thethinkingfox8862]

They knew. No way that was spontaneous.

[@rafsccp]

Could easily be 50 or even a 100

[@alecjones4135]

Google "senna 15"

[@googlemail9306]

They did it so that this video would take up the search results

[@viktorthebird6115]

Oof😂

[@LuisRdzG10]

Senna was that incredible driver some people hated for his character, but with time everybody acknowledge it. No wonder is the favorite of every F1 driver legend. When I was a kid, I kinda preferred Prost, but as I grew up and understood driving, I could see Ayrton was another type of breed, unique and skillful driver, Prost was such a crybaby in certain ocasions... still respect him.

[@JLucasART]

Monaco rain...

[@lucassilveira2761]

The true GOAT, Ayrton was the most naturally talented and victory-seeking driver ever seen in history! The greatest of them all, king of the rain, king of Monaco, took the machine to the limit... The boss may not have the records in numbers, but no one will surpass his genius, he would have at least three more world championships and the record is unattainable from pole position!! Game legend and Brazilian hero

[@rumhell]

Senna and 15, truly a match made in heaven.

[@peterzhao3387]

Can’t ruin the 69 likes

[@nunocatarino1290]

I remember all of these and many other amazing moments from Senna, I as I was a big F1 fan back then! From his win at Estoril (I was child then) to his final race at Imola, he was always “all in” and a wonder to watch. F1 has never been the same without Senna - and never will be…

[@Nobody-su9km]

Could've easily added the time he let Berger win the race on Japan to give his friend his first F1 win, winning the championship aswel in the process, again proving why he is an idol.

[@kalezbiduque2578]

Ganhar o GP de São Paulo para Senna foi como se tivesse ganho um título mundial. Absolutamente incrível!!!!

[@saggiattore]

E o mais incrível é que em seu último podium, de sua última vitória, Senna cumprimenta Prost e puxa ele para o 1º lugar. O cara era demais.

[@hermesjunior4978]

At Senna's funeral, Prost was one of those who carried the coffin.

[@SiPhillipson]

14:52 I was stood beneath the R and I of the CAMPARI billboard.

[@RaindropsBleeding]

nice

[@luigouvea]

Sweet memory! Amazing

[@o_lobato]

👁

[@donachille3351]

I'm really impressed that they put '93 Adelaide as the top moment. it was really heartwarming to see them on the podium like that. And an end of an era

[@janekptasznik44]

W deszczu radził sobie fantastycznie. Wielki mistrz :)

[@cristian333GTX]

2:43 that moment is priceless y respect to Senna for doing this 🙌🏼🙌🏼.

[@MillennialHandyman]

I Googled “Senna 15” after watching this, really makes sense now!

[@acumuladordecarros]

For most Brazilians, the victory in the 1991 GP Brazil, with the gearbox locked in sixth gear during the last 7 laps, and the victory in the 1993 GP Brazil, with Senna in the arms of the people at the end of the race, will always be remembered.

[@BogdanoffS.B._CB]

I'm not Brazilian also happy for him, winning in home soil Its different you feeling and nervous too as you can answer the expectations from your country to winning the gp. But he still the goat for me, what happen the problem on his Race the home soil, he can answer it and do it 100% he can. So he deserve as the world champion and G.O.A.T

[@marceloperez9660]

Simply The Best

[@alexv.854]

A true legend of an amazing sport. He will always be remembered for his outstanding talent and his great personality. So sad he had to go so soon 🥲. He will always be remembered and respected by F1 fans. Great gesture by Seb Vettel last weekend to honor Ayrton 🙏🏼❤️

[@leandrohanke5774]

Nunca haverá outro igual e nunca haverá uma história/carreira igual a essa....pra sempre Ayrton Senna do Brasil...❤

[@alankillian4962]

There will never be another Ayrton Senna De Silva💕💕💕💕💕

[@gipsy777brt8]

In my Opinion the most brilliant Driver we ever witnessed no question about it. Now you realize its already 30 years since we lost him and his Greatness behind the Wheel. Senna Sempre!

[@bgg-jp5ei]

Yes, but he took too many risks, so sad his loss

[@gipsy777brt8]

„If you no longer go for a gap that exists, you are no longer a racing driver“ - Ayrton Senna. I think that says it all.

[@VintageRabbit]

@@gipsy777brt8 What about a 15 year old gap, would you hit that?

[@versiable8041]

@@VintageRabbit What gap are you talking about?

[@gipsy777brt8]

@@VintageRabbit Man i dont know what to tell you hahah, i got to much respect for that man to joke about him

[@luiclown3552]

Assistindo chorando aqui, inacreditável o a gente perder uma pessoa tão querida

[@JonathanOlvResque]

A genius! Superhero icon of any sport!

[@FerrariFanForLife-xk1cw]

Senna could make anything look fast

[@dhyogofotografia]

Or slow lol

[@felipefonseca5670]

There is something beautiful tô know that Senna and Prost were together and at peace in both last podium.

[@fekohut]

legit cried watching this

[@Pig_Man06]

The GOAT of Formula One

[@mbappepite]

Unlike Verstappen no matter what the kids says

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

@@mbappepite Verstappen is also an elite driver but he has more to do yet

​@@mbappepitemore will be say Hamilton, instead of Verstappen

[@swizzasnake]

Ayrton was and is the ‘drivers driver’. His skill and sense was incredible. Such a talent, sadly lost and missed

[@Blue_Monkey]

@@mbappepite Dream on. Nobody can be ever a GOAT while deliberate risking another driver's life, like 1990 Japan.

[@luispauloArq]

Congratulations to those involved in creating this great and fair tribute. A definitive summary of Senna's brilliance in F1. 👏👏👏

[@nikolasnavarro4161]

It's always the same stories. And I never get tired of them.

[@BasharAlmustafa]

cuz theyre timeless

[@flaflim]

We miss him so much. Senna forever

[@platylobiumobtuseangulum1607]

Love this. Respect. So,.Many. Memories.

[@joaopaulomiranda7912]

Senna the best!!

[@theroadahead6033]

That was a brilliant tribute to the Greatest Driver🏁🏎

[@LukeAmaral]

The 1989 championship was not decided on a crash. It was decided on politics. Senna continued racing after the crash on a remarkable recovery and victory after having to pit to change his broken wing which would guarantee his fight for the championship, but he was disqualified by Prost's compatriot and friend for "cutting" the chicane. Also, this video makes it seem like Senna crashed on Prost in 1990 as a payback for Prost crashing into him in 1989 which is not exactly true. It was payback to the incident in it's entirely, not just the crash. It had more to do with the fact that Formula 1 politics was happening again since Prost's friend who had disqualified Senna the year before, had denied Senna's request to switch the pole position to the clean side of the track which gave Prost the advantage.

[@Oric007]

THE GOAT, ALIEN DRIVER, ABSOLUTELY INSANE,,, PURE SKILLS

[@nelsonmultiverso]

Ayrton Senna - The quintessential driver

[@largegrainofsand]

Not to be confused with quindecennial 🤭

[@vtecIntegra88]

The reason I watch formula 1, greatest most competitive driver ever, his passion, the way he speaks and just his pure drive.

[@sef_halabi]

He had above and beyond car control of any driver in history and it shows in the rain 🌧️

[@ItsLaz1]

Simply The Best! 🏆🔥♥️🙌🏽

[@raffaellabarbosa3325]

Simply the best

[@Pedro_Frs21]

Absolute cinema 👐🏻

[@fulfilleddestiny2217]

The admin fully knew what they were doing with that title

[@mostlysane....]

pls tell me what significance the no.15 has?

[@largegrainofsand]

@@mostlysane....Senna dated a 15 year old when he was 25. It’s completely legal in Brazil, but still weird asf.

[@mostlysane....]

@@largegrainofsand ooohhhhh.💀💀

[@sisenildojunior3416]

​​@@largegrainofsand correcting.. a girl. Adriane Yamin

[@_ratnaputra_]

Senna's feats with that Toleman car in 1984 can't ever be replicated by any driver..

[@fabianodominus6219]

Senna, the best driver, BRAZILIAN LEGEND.

[@miloudiben]

Sorely missed, some great memories

[@jeanjustino]

The rain demon. I miss Senna

[@kirisaki.777]

15 is insane

[@rqnz]

Why tho

[@kelefeant]

​Google "senna 15"@@rqnz

[@AyrtonYamin]

This is wrong judgment from people who ignore the truth...

[@saggiattore]

Inacreditável darem bola pra isso. O mundo está de cabeça pra baixo kkkkk

[@SnakezF1]

@@rqnz Google 'Senna 15'

[@RonaldoNavarro-sg1xj]

Ayrton Senna from Brazil!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷♥️♥️

[@danielmax3327]

He is in history as the greatest and best driver in F1

[@chadsmith8315]

No he isn't 😂

[@Nice_Places]

4:32 Interesting racing line taken by Prost. That's not how you approach this turn unless you want to put your car on the grass. He knew a crash would suit him.

[@MaxZelkcovik]

Of course, he deliberately hit Senna, knowing that Balestre wouldn't punish him. He couldn't believe when Senna came back, so he ran to Balestre crying

[@sandeepsinam642]

Defination of a true inspiration 😊😊😊

[@lucybarney1]

Simply the greatest ever

[@gniedu]

People really need to understand what being 1.5 seconds faster than Prost in Monaco is. Prost was known for being very technical and precise both tuning the car and racing, hence his nickname "the professor". Plus monaco is a nightmare to drive.

[@kristoffer3000]

One of those things that are so impressive that if I didn't know it happened for real I'd think it was exaggeration or just false.

[@thedorianmode8087]

Remember, Honda were favouring Senna. It was confirmed that Honda were giving senna more powerful qualifying engines. Senna had 2 cars at his disposal throughout 1989 with 40 engineers working with him. Prost had one car and 2 engineers. And yet Prost won the championship on his own with literally no support from McLaren and Honda. He also beat senna on points in 88’. Due to an outdated scoring system, Prost was the only driver to have had the most points in a championship and yet still lose the championship. Remember what Prost did to senna at Williams. He adapted to a brand new team and a very advanced car, after having a year off, and he won 7 out of the first 10 races. Prost tested the 1994 Williams that senna would drive and said senna should win every race. Senna didn’t finish in the first 2 races and died in the third. Prost was the better driver.

[@BigFatCock0]

1.5 seconds is 15 deciseconds. Google Senna 15 for more info.

[@BariumCobaltNitrog3n]

You left out the significant impact he had on the crash barrier. He went out doing what he loved, inspiring millions to face their fears. We all die. The Northern Lights can be seen as far south as Florida tonight, pieces of the sun will be hitting the Earth; carpe noctem.

[@thebonsaiarea]

THE MASTER

[@relucena2007]

My only and eternal hero

[@maelkyoko]

legends never die

[@olpaiva]

Finally, a fair video about the issue between Senna and Prost that shows what happened in 1989 before showing what happened in 1990, unlike other videos circulating out there that tell what happened in 1990 and “forget” to mention what happened in 1989, such as the dishonest video made by Top Gear in July 2010. Jeremy Clarkson will never be forgiven for that!

[@marcio1745]

Heck yeah… like… how come they skip 89 … not to mention that Senna continued after this unethical crash, and still was disqualified

[@wtf29]

A legend that will be remembered forever 🙏

[@marcioreinertjr5298]

The best of all time! The real GOAT

[@asashin-wp5ew]

Forever Ayrton Senna🇧🇷 He is No.1 driver.

[@thijshagenbeek8853]

Senna was just different. No one comes close. No one.

[@Dee-z2z]

We miss you always Ayrton. ❤

[@Leandrodesero]

Simply The Best!

[@413TomaccoRoad]

Great to see Senna in a Goodyear hat.

[@acumuladordecarros]

3:44 They hid the fact that in 1989 Senna returned to the race, repaired the car, regained first position but was disqualified by F1 (We all know that Jean-Marie Balestre was supporting Alain Prost). The 1990 revenge was a shining moment repairing one of F1's greatest shames.

[@LyingSeason]

yeap, they omitted that fantastic performance, a race win and a championship... with that in Monaco in 84, he should have 43 victories and 4 world championship.

[@UnimatrixOne]

1997 Jerez, Schumacher had all his world championship points canceled - that's exactly what could have happened to Senna in Japan in 1990! But because of 1989 they probably let him get away with it!

[@rudolfdaher]

One more fact that proves what you said. When Senna came back on the track, he overtook Alessandro Nannini to regain the lead at the exact same chicane and in the exact same way he overtook Prost. But unlike the Frenchman, the Italian didn’t close the door in an unsportsmanlike manner. (Later Schumacher did the same. Twice. With Hill and Villeneuve.)

[@harmkuijpers6642]

Senna was rightfully disqualified, but for the wrong reason. His car had stalled, so he received outside assistance to get going again. This was against the rules and had been cause for disqualification many times. In 1990, Piquet got a DQ in Monaco for that very reason. As did Reutemann in 1978 in Austria. Or Pironi at Watkins Glen 1979. The fact that the Japanese marshalls helped him, probably had something to do with his popularity in that country. Fact of the matter is, that even with preferential treatment from Honda, he still couldn't beat Prost in 89 and wouldn't have won the 88 title either, if all results had counted. Yes, Senna won more races, but also crashed out of the lead twice, while Prost's retirements were mechanical. Senna would have retired from the 1988 Brazilian GP, as he stalled at the start, but illegally changed his car before getting DQ'd.

[@thedorianmode8087]

@@rudolfdaheryeah, nannini was lapping 5 seconds a lap slower then senna, unlike Prost who was actually lapping faster than senna. See the difference?

[@DrAmithBhat]

By far, my favourite is the one where he was so focused, driving at Monaco, that he had a religious experience of sorts and literally felt at one with the car. That passion, dedication and focus, inspiring!

[@joaopaulocampos938]

Senna is an absolute legend. Just try to find 15 top moments from other driver, as great as these.

[@muratozmen-q5z]

My hero.. My idol.. Just like others.. We miss you a lot....

[@pierreolivier9148]

He was the greatest of all the time

[@eduardoledouxgava794]

GOAT by far!!!.. driven to perfection!!!

[@goodtimeblimp]

Comments section 50% about 15 50% about Senna brilliance

[@racerx83]

50% DtS fans kids

[@rafabjj]

No Doubt the best Era of F1.... Senna and the fellow drivers the best..... but Senna #1🇧🇷 forever

[@lucasgaydou2206]

El Más Grande de la Historia!!! Cómo se lo extraña Saludos desde Argentina

[@MrZrazies]

F1 really went with 15 💀

[@saggiattore]

Amigo, vai por mim, isso é totalmente inútil e irrelevante

[@File001]

Incredible! What a different time, different generation, different level... The stuff of legend.

[@alsaesjralsaesjr8023]

Congratulations for 15 iconic Senna moments. From Brazil.

[@gudjon_jonsson]

The king🙏

[@Ragnarnovich]

I think people dont realise enough is that one his way to all his championship & competitions, Senna beat legends, not just his team mate but legends with legendary cars too. Truly the greatest ever!

[@thedorianmode8087]

And yet Prost beat senna in the championship many times 🤣

[@TheLeanees]

Wait, Sega's Sonic was the trophy for 1993 European GP? Wild!

[@Gfin2Toi]

1993, his the best season ever. Ayrton , the best ever. I love you, i missed you every day.