Ayrton Senna's Legacy Will Live Forever

On the 30th anniversary of Ayrton Senna's passing, his sister Viviane sits down with us to commemorate such a special driver and person.
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[@opper4325]

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.

[@kevinprengemann7456]

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.

[@opper4325]

@@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.

[@StoopsyDaisy]

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.

[@mica7191]

Obrigado 1960-1994 ☹

[@callmeshaggy5166]

I'm just old enough to remember seeing his crash on the news or something. I was maybe 10 years old

[@GAMEisMyLife888]

ありがとう、セナ。 Thank you to Ayrton Senna from Japan.

[@sf2zero]

Obrigado! Amigo! 🇧🇷🇯🇵

[@arysoares190]

Ayrton Senna do Brasil & do Mundo!!!

[@azrulananda7474]

1 May 1994, I was an Indonesian exchange student living in Ellinwood, Kansas. I remember exactly was crying that morning when I found out Senna was gone. He was, and forever will be, the biggest sporting hero in my life. When I had my first born son, I named him Ayrton Senninha Ananda. Senna is forever!

[@karinrodrigues9]

"Senninha"🥹❤️

[@Maumau_87]

Hugs from Brazil to you. Ayrton brings people together forever.

[@SuperLongNeck]

beautiful name

[@Paulo_Matos_]

I was a brazilian boy, 12yo, living in the midwest of Brazil, doing my homework while watching the F1 race in May 1st, 1994. Suddenly, my world stopped. While you were crying there, I was crying here too.

[@djevilm]

❤️ ❤️ ❤️ To you and your family, what a name for your firstborn ❤️❤️❤️

[@cristianorocha9906]

Nick Lauda, ​​one of the most technical drivers in F1, said that Ayrton Senna was the best driver who ever lived. In addition to the technique he had something more. Heart.

[@jayantasarkar2532]

Lauda had a very high regard for Rush too.

[@AB7F9]

​@@jayantasarkar2532you mean James Hunt?

[@jayantasarkar2532]

@@AB7F9 Yeah, sorry got mixed up with the name of the movie.

[@taladrocule]

Corazón y fe! Muchas personas no estarán de acuerdo con esto, de hecho muchas no creen en ello. Pero es claro que el tenia un vinculo espiritual con dios que lo elevaba cuando competía al máximo nivel. Como digo puedes creer o no, pero es indudable que esta indivisible en Motorsport la precisión, el calculo mental y la extenuación por agotamiento. En esas condiciones no dudo que sus episodios inspiradores fueran más comunes que en la mayoría. Llámalo momentos de máxima concentración, trance…

[@AB7F9]

Sterling Moss thought Hamilton was the most talented driver of the last 50 years. Lauda recruited him. 7 titles and most gp wins in history can't be wrong. Senna still unmatched in pure awesome and still my favourite. Sorry Lewis.

[@yoville73]

30 years gone… But never, ever forgotten! Senna will forever be a legend.

[@user-oh7gq6nc2i]

同じ気持ちです。😢❤

[@yoville73]

@@user-oh7gq6nc2i I may not understand Japanese, but I know deep down that we both hold Senna in high regard. Some of his drives will live in legend for eternity.

[@user-oh7gq6nc2i]

@@yoville73 英語で、はっきり分かりませんけど、返信ありがとう😆💕✨ございます。

[@CarlosFerreira-mh8zi]

this is a GOAT

[@liammahoney-ub4tu]

@@CarlosFerreira-mh8zi he will always be remebered on this day

[@asarkozy1114]

His records may be broken, but to me he will always be the greatest. Rest in peace Ayrton.

[@johansmit4447]

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.

[@Euclides287]

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.

[@unthenner5519]

@@Euclides287 Blame Newey

[@johnpudney3550]

Still holds record for most wins at Monaco,that counts for a lot A. 🎉

[@KepleroGT]

​​@@Euclides287and his other rivals, Mansell, Piquet. It was a legendary era

[@RAZAPOKE]

I don’t care how many titles Schumacher, Lewis or Verstappen have. Ayrton will always be the greatest. Being the best is more than titles, championships, he transcended peoples hearts like no one else♥️Senna my idol forever

[@Orift]

He was like "Ronaldinho Gaucho" in fotball you know? They are not the top one tittles but you know that was something totally different about them!

[@josemiguelrios1473]

I can't agree more with you mate

[@gaborcsorba2543]

If someone Lewis thinks the same way, then he became a competitor because of Senna, and it was no coincidence that he was honored with one of the helmets of the Senna family, I think this is a very nice thing. It wasn't by chance that he said that that helmet was worth more to him than all his championship titles

[@RAZAPOKE]

@@gaborcsorba2543 Oh yeah 👍 Lewis is probably one the biggest Senna fans and Brasil loves him for that👍👍🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@EmiliusReturns]

The radio of him just screaming after finally winning in Brazil is legendary.

[@Roro0189]

A big part of the sport died when Ayrton did. Never will be another racing driver like him. The one true GOAT.

[@CarlosMontiel-in4gr]

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❤👑💪😪😔

[@_Diamond-Dog]

Senna the king of f1 , and will always be

[@Blue_Monkey]

@@_Diamond-Dog No, never was, never will be.

[@_Diamond-Dog]

@@Blue_Monkey ok loser

[@PedroBardeli]

​@@Blue_Monkeyshut UP

[@saad92862]

This man is the GOAT, not Schumacher, not Fangio, not Hamilton but Senna.

[@Bhargav.Changela88]

Miss you Champion... Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@luizinhoharry]

Thank you for you admiration

[@Bhargav.Changela88]

@@luizinhoharry 🙏

[@TaylanOz]

Bazen istatistikler yada aldığın kupalar/şampiyonluklar büyük olmana yetmez.7 kez de şampiyon olsan, insanlar kaldırdığın kupalarla değil hayata bıraktığın izlerle ve dünyanın kalanına yaptıklarınla ilgilenirler.Dünyanın gelmiş geçmiş en iyi pilotuna saygıyla ..

[@lukewood2662]

It's not just the driving, it's not just the passion, it's not just the altruism, it's not just the positive influence. It's all of this together. The man is a legend.

[@erikheijden9828]

Spoken like a true NPC.

[@irrelevant9023]

It's not all those things but then you say it's all of those things..

[@jchoo6375]

for 40 years watching F1, for the first time only her sister can describe so rightly about his eyes - sweet and warrior

[@asashin-wp5ew]

30年は長いようであっという間だったように思います… 私のヒーローであり、アイドルでもあるアイルトン•セナ。 あの時も今も変わらず、私は貴方のファンです。 ありがとうアイルトン。安らかに眠ってください。 私が人生を全うして天に召されたら、一度で良いから貴方に会いたいです。

[@Robert-qh2jp]

I remember watching him and the day he passed... I'm a old man with tears watching this video... Everyone be blessed..

[@HarcosNarcos]

We are all getting old. Been 30 years now and feels like yesterday

[@newhorizons.english]

Even though I wasn't even born, I can sense he was a special human being. He inspires me, and when I enter bike races even just go training, I always think about him and his dedication. I've won two races and I thought a lot about him in those wonderful days. I just feel happy to see him being happy in these images. Thanks Ayrton.

[@DimitriMoreira]

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.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

His Suzuka NSX hotlap is still one of the most gorgeous pieces of driving I've ever seen.

[@hermansales9582]

That amazing footwork, on white socks! hehehe

[@bramiwami]

And loafers!

[@andradejurk]

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.

[@Cardioid2035]

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.

[@unthenner5519]

Lewis

[@CatLover_69]

@@unthenner5519 lol

[@birbleu]

​@@unthenner5519 Not even close.

[@nikolasnavarro4161]

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.

[@sgript]

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

[@KerryAllen-tp2by]

We will never forget you Ayrton ♥

[@user-oh7gq6nc2i]

私達も、同じ気持ちです。😢❤

[@arysoares190]

Ayrton Senna pra Sempre!!!

[@baileybrewer1172]

I was born 3 years after he died, and he's had a monumental impact on my life. He's forever an inspiration.

[@user-id9ol7ev5k]

That was touching. After all these years, his sister still misses him very much.

[@tizianavitacchio1152]

I'm an italian ferrari fan but i think that after 30 years he's the best driver who ever raced in f1 not only for his talent but even for his heart and for his passion for race but also for people. I'm too young to know him but he's the person who i'd wanted to meet

[@ontokun7702]

セナは最高のヒーローです 今までもこれからも

[@genioaladin]

It's really impossible to see Ayrton Senna and not get emotional, he was the best driver of all time.

[@The_Notorious_CRG]

I remember the day he died. I was driving on the freeway for work. I had to pull over and stop. I didn't cry but my heart felt like it weighed a ton.

[@pjmglx]

Ayrton Senna do Brasil, jamais será esquecido 💛

[@CyberMSX2]

Crying here! Senna forever!

[@theakyosmith]

Ayrton Senna will never be forgotten. After thirty years, the world remembers with love this pilot who was the best pilot of all time. He was a genius. What differentiates a genius from a champion? A genius champion must do unexpected things. It must be an artist who brings something original. Senna turned his driving style into art. A genius must, when he least expects it, pull a card out of his sleeve. Him doing what he is expected to do, even if it is a fantastic, phenomenal thing, is not enough. It's not enough for him to do something that we saw he could do. He has to do something that we would never have imagined could be done. Senna was like that. He did unimaginable, stupendous things. That was his charm. Senna brought magic to F1. Hero? Yes! Who doesn't remember his heroic gesture when he stopped his car to save Frenchman Éric Comas who was unconscious but with his foot on the accelerator after the accident? On the track he was a phenomenon and off the track he was a spectacular human being who helped and continues to help millions of young people through the Ayrton Senna Institute. A man who loved his country and showed that "A son of Brazil does not run away from the fight". He managed to build a social phenomenon of bringing families together to watch his races together. He transformed formula1 into a sport that grandparents, parents, children and grandchildren learned to love. However, everyone gathered was not exactly to watch F1 but to support him, Ayrton Senna. He gave a lot of joy to his fans around the world. With him people laughed, cried, cheered, suffered and felt like champions together with him in each achievement. Yes, Senna was a social phenomenon. A legend that will be told from generation to generation. Something that will not be repeated in the history of F1. A huge thank you for so much and for everything you did for us, Ayrton Senna da Silva.

[@user-gl7te7jm1q]

アイルトン・セナは、永遠に。 Ayrton Senna forever. Ayrton Senna para sempre. 🇧🇷🇯🇵

[@slohmann1572]

Obrigado, Honda e Japão.

[@marbet2395]

Thanks to Japan and Honda from all Ayrton lovers

[@MadAdventure919]

As a Brazilian, I was 16 years old watching the tragic accident on TV with my family. It has been 30 years since Senna passed away. I watched every single race of his F1 career.

[@elisandro9145]

Também sou brasileiro, sou de 78 e acho que sentimos a mesma coisa, naquele dia, morava no interior do PR, éra uma bonita manhã de sol e céu azul, mas o dia se tornou muito triste depois das 14 horas quando foi dado o boletim final sobre senna estar definitivamente morto.

[@sfugid]

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

[@katsudon2048]

mentally* you meant?

[@pilot_cowboy_nerd]

I was as born in 92. Got into F1 in the early 2000s, during the Schumacher dominate Era. But as soon as I seen an old replay with race with Aryton. I was absolutely hooked! From then on, any race, any piece of info, history , documentary absolutely anything about Senna. I devoured! The greatness that is Aryton Senna will never be matched! From the way he raced, how he could feel the track, the car. Too his knowledge and experience with mechanics through his early racing days. His humanitarian efforts and the love he had for his people and his country. Will never be copied. The one and only Aryton Senna. The Greatest Of All Time.

[@loganpinner5212]

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.

[@gaborcsorba2543]

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.

[@KanyeMC]

Senna is 1 lap ahead of us

[@msagoo29]

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.

[@SuperLongNeck]

Lucky Man.

[@FelipeHenchen]

Piloting like a video game. Unbelievable.

[@Supernova1.980]

you are a lucky man

[@leonardoguimaraes7044]

what a privilege for you man

[@marcio1745]

Such a privilege

[@marciogomes78]

SENNA forever in our hearts🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@francisshalom]

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❤

[@simonecaleffi]

Ayrton Senna was not a simple sporting story, Ayrton Senna was first of all an intense human story... this is the reason why no driver will ever take his place in people's hearts

[@ForzaPolska06]

The most character filled personality in F1 history for sure, also probably the most naturally gifted racing driver in history

[@labr23]

Nunca mais existirá um herói como o SENNA!

[@azwris]

Viviane is such a beloved creature. And of course I agree with her. Ayrton was the living proof that something greater exists beyond this mortal life. A lot of pain still remains but it can't be compared with the fact that he'll always be the Greatest of them all in the "Pantheon of Heroes".

[@clintstewart5545]

For me he is the greatest driver big hug from Portugal !!!

[@wieslerandre745]

Already 30 years!!! I still remember this sad day like it was yesterday. He was and will be always the GOAT 🙏🙏🙏

[@fuzzyfella]

Senna Sempre

[@mariaaureaaurea2337]

Para sempre 1994.Ano que nasceu minha filha.Saudades❤

[@glasshalffull8471]

30 years passed quick for us, Age will not weary him for he is forever young.

[@RDSports5]

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! 🙏🙏

[@diehlvera]

Very well , I share my thoughts precisely!

[@tabaluga321]

Simply the best formula 1 driver ever .....still miss him ! Thanks Viviane!

[@macielherter6557]

No one got nearly close to what Senna was as a driver and what he meant to a nation. Professional, passionate, leader, lover, competitive, ... , and many more adjectives to this man that died in the Brazilian workers' day, and we remember him every year today since his passing. Thank you for the video!

[@TRPGpilot]

I was able to walk the track in Imola Italy a few years ago. Senna will always be the best there ever was.

[@paparucoontour]

The greatest driver of all time, the GOAT personified. The greatest legend of this sport. Always sad to remember this day.

[@felipefonseca5670]

Guy was fast. His battles against Mansell in 91/92 were ferocious.

[@bigsweade]

I couldn't watch F1 for years after he died.. It was just not the same any more. A true legend

[@toadetkurt1499]

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.

[@mjy1628]

Viva Ayrton! Rest In Power! May 1 2024.

[@dougcarvhtr]

❤😊

[@whaleoilbeefhooked616]

Ayrton made f1 worth watching for me back in the day,he made it exciting with his skill and his passion.

[@michaelhughes9067]

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.

[@vitormascarenhas4884]

It's crazy how moved I am when I watch Senna's videos. I mean, I was 2 years old when he died, obviously I didn't watch him race at that time, but something about Senna is special, I can't put it to words.

[@rakhmatperdanaadrian2334]

sempre Senna.....because of him i like F1 until now,he's the greatest. Forever

[@AyrtonSennadoSul]

What a pilot! What a man! What a legend!

[@klaseronen7535]

Thank you Viviane for your beautiful thoughts of your brother. I still miss him, so so many others do as well. 30 years... Thank you Ayrton for all the memories, you will remain forever in our hearts. 💖🏁🇧🇷🇫🇮 Roland Ratzenberger also remembered. 💖🏁🇦🇹🇫🇮

[@thiaguinhooitodois2211]

I was 12 years old when I saw him perish at Imola. I couldn’t comprehend he wasn’t coming back, was in denial. Sundays were NEVER the same after that day.

[@johnatherton1677]

I saw the Great Man in a Toleman at Brands in 83 ! As a kid i was in Awe. What Memories !

[@Raftzard]

One of the first memories that I have of my mother crying was this day in 94. I was just a kid and did not even like racing (I still don't). It took me a decade or so to understand why she cried so much. What a legend!

[@guitarsimon1]

So lovely to hear Aryton be spoken about by someone who was so close to him ❤

[@Amtrakfoamer1995]

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.

[@smigot06]

He really did fulfil his purpose❤

[@jsly22]

Its been 30 years that I saw my idol dying on TV, I was 9 years old.... until today, it brings me tears to remember... 94 was a tough year!

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

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.

[@Fraserdent1]

My Hero

[@laila_ramos]

Always in my ❤😢.

[@jarofflies1]

He was our pride and joy, for all of us in South America. We will always remember you for what you achieved and all the people you inspired and helped during your life. Obrigado Ayrton!

[@dudamullerdj8909]

Senna pra sempre!!

[@c8z06vitoria]

The BEST ever, I miss watching him every Sunday, there will NEVER be another one like him, I get heart broken just thinking the day he left us, I will never forget that day, the only IDOL I have. He will always be missed. 😢A true LEGEND.

[@Aurigan]

Why are people saying first this is a tribute to a legend.

[@housesports000]

Everybody knows Senna is always first

[@KINGMARKOSXXV]

Because most people have nothing to do. Or I don't even know Ayrton, he's just a Tik Tok fan. Sorry but it's the truth!

[@GryphLane]

Because they're morons with nothing better to do

[@Bambeakz]

Because a lot of people suffer from the main character syndrom so that is very important for them

[@rodrigomarques5885]

Se vc tivesse conhecido o cara vc saberia

[@robimp]

Ayrton's greatest achievements were not his titles, but the hearts of the people. Muito obrigado, Viviane, por me fazer perceber isso.

[@autusfl155]

Ayrton never left us; he's only 30 laps ahead of all of us!

[@berkkygz1812]

Ayrton was one of the greatest drivers in F1 ever...R.I.P we will miss you.

[@HugoStiglitz88]

That's false. He is the greatest. The only one. No one else is even close

[@sharkgamer47]

@@HugoStiglitz88 yrs, he is the goat

[@jeanjustino]

correction, is the biggest

[@ultimo_pedro]

I was watching Imola with my father, like every Sunday this 1994 year. My first memories of F1. It was a beautiful sunny day in Europe. Tears were falling.

[@paulsimon6378]

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.

[@SuperLongNeck]

Miss you so much Boss! My hero!

[@tyiyanderson2247]

My mom remember wathing the black sunday 😢. She didn't saw how 30 years passed through. Thr Goat of F1... And Motorsport. ❤ Never going to forget.

[@lucassilveira2761]

Minha mãe também, somos do Brasil e o país parou, perdemos nosso herói e o maior humano que já passou pela Fórmula 1

[@betomesquita6019]

The greatest ever. A true human being in all meanings. Your example will last eternity.

[@phantom213]

The Magician. Senna was one of a kind for sure. Rest in peace, Ayrton. His legacy lives on and he is in the hearts of so many people still.

[@georgekalamatianos8243]

Miss Him every day!

[@AceOfH34rtz]

To this day he's still my idol. Got empty walls in my house except for painting and posters of Senna

[@thor8640]

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.

[@IgorFeghali]

the greatest of all. how I miss my Sunday mornings watching F1 with my beloved grandpa.

[@Thiagoofficial85]

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.

[@ricardogazzola5351]

I was just five years old 30 years ago, but I still remember vividly that Sunday morning. He will forever be the Brazilian hero.

[@user-mf8px7gy6o]

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...

[@coertgil]

Ayrton Senna, the greatest F1 driver of all time. Records are there to be broken, but his passion, speed and talent will never be beaten. 30 years since that day in Imola, but he still lives on. Senna Forever.

[@PedroSalesJrAP]

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.

[@caliente-frio3966]

She speaks so well. I speak Spanish, which is very similar, but I've never learned Portuguese (I just picked up bits of it from several trips to Brazil). She speaks in such a calm and clear manner that I was able to understand things pretty well without having to rely on the subtitles.

[@victoruribe2465]

Ayrton Senna was everything to Formula 1!

[@Yoshi92]

Her last words rly got me.

[@flightpilot001_Reacts]

30 years but still rememberd like it was yesterday R.I.P a legend 🕊

[@barksnbo3625]

I remember exactly what I was doing the moment he was taken from us. He was a behemoth amongst men, a true legend and a hero to his fans. Taken far too soon.

[@Butterfingers1989]

Yeah, most people do since they were watching f1...