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[@Gabrielnobre]

They didn't tell you that Senna only had that acident with Prost in 1990 because in 1989 Prost did the same to him. But in 1989 Senna didn't give up even when Prost crash him by purpose. No! He managed to come back to the road with a broken car, went to the Pits to fix his car, came back in 5th and finished in 1st (he would be world champion again). But the FRENCH (just Like Prost, both French) F1's director disqualified him unfairly. That's why he was SO PISSED ABOUT PROST IN 1990!

[@henry247]

Schumacher cried like a kid when he equaled Senna and im 99% sure thats the only time he cried in front of the cameras...thats how much he respected Senna...and he saw Senna die in front of him too so... 12:21 in 1989 Prost crashed into Senna and in 1990 Senna crashed into Prost

[@Wankdorf183]

In 1990 Senna had Pole Position and the FIA decide to put the PP on the dirty side. Prost startet on the better side on P2. The President of the FIA on these Days was a French Man. I would have done the same as Senna. In 1989, Senna restarted the race in last place after the crash and ended up winning. Was then disqualified because the race restarted through the emergency exit of the chicane and, according to the FIA, the race was shortened because of this. Other drivers did this in 1989, but only Senna was punished for it. Incidentally, the FIA President in 1989 was the same as in 1990.

[@henry247]

@@Wankdorf183 Yup

[@VColossalV]

Obviously all drivers know all the corners of the tracks they're racing at, what they mean is that he almost had a supernatural gift about where the grip was, which is always changing, especially in the rain. At one with the car and with his senses, with everything all at once. He described his racing like an out of body experience, I believe, leaning entirely on raw talent, he could drive a track with his eyes closed. No amount of experience or training can make you like him.

[@David_C_83]

I never saw Senna race live back in the day, I was just a kid who didn't even knew of F1, but everything I've seen I can see why he was special. He definitely had this sort of gift, the things he achieved, in the era he did them, I find it pretty impressive.

[@hmdwgf]

My dad saw Senna race at Kyalami, South Africa in the 80s. My parents took me to a touring car race at Monza, Italy in early 1994, and Senna was apparently there. This was weeks before he died.

[@tolstoyed]

my very first f1 race i attended was san marino 1994

[@UneditedEagle21]

8:41 - That's Mika Hakkinen, not Niki Lauda 9:13 - That's David Coulthard, he was the Williams test driver before succeeding Ayrton after his crash at Imola in 1994 18:54 - You're absolutely right - Senna is/was Hamilton's idol and inspiration

[@henry247]

I wouldn't say Hamilton's "inspiration"...when you're inspirated by someone u kinda act like them in some way...and Lewis doesnt..he doesn't race like Senna for example..

[@UneditedEagle21]

@@henry247 Fair point, but Hamilton has used the exact word 'inspiration' on many occasions when talking about Senna.

[@EvandroPJchannel]

Every single helmet art of Hamilton’s has a reference to Sennas helmet art, which never changed. Is that not inspiration?

[@wantitnowstyle]

Verstappen is his spiritual successor, in terms of racing.

[@senor-achopijo3841]

8:40 That's Mika Häkkinen. You've already reacted to him. 9:14 That's David Coulthard. He was Senna's substitute at Williams after he died. Please, react to a video by Josh Revell titled "The Tumultous Tale of Mahaveer Ragunathan". You'll love it.

[@holdencaulfield8429]

Soooo... maybe this dude isn't ur best bet for insightful fucking "reactions".

[@pauloararaquara]

In that era all pilots were monsters, the cars were absurdly light (500 Kg) and dangerous, no computerized electronic assistance (the pilot needed to control EVERYTHING), the tracks were dangerous with bad asphalt, in the middle of all that, the engines of the cars were true turbocharged beasts of up to 1450 Hp, and when the turbos came into action, the car was transformed from a sailing boat to an electric chair in a second, and with all this field of war, Ayrton Senna managed to be FAR ABOVE all the other experienced warriors. As Tina Turner personally told him, dedicating her song to him at one of her concerts after his victory in Australia... He was "Simply The Best"! Brazil still misses you and will always miss you, champ! 🙏🏻🇧🇷

[@jaybatty2728]

Remember being 16 watching this on tv in UK with my dad the greatest to ever do it and that lotus the black car was a beast to handle and he drove it like he stole it every time

[@henry247]

😂😂 great way to put it "he drove it like he stole it everytime"

[@danielfrench753]

He was one of the greats alongside Schumacher, Fangio and Jim Clark. When watching Max Verstappen it does remind me a lot of Senna, Senna was the greatest of his generation and Max is the greatest of his so far.

[@charamia9402]

Verstappens drivingstyle reminds me a lot about Senna. He's got the same ruthlessness.

[@imrankjamil]

Max is the closest to Senna since '94

[@Moryart.]

Como Brasileiro eu concordo, e também tenho a mesma impressão vendo MAX correr, tenho respeito por isso, mesmo Lewis tendo minha Torcida sempre

[@tnightwolf]

12:21 Yes he did and in the previous season it was "reversed roles" and despite what everyone can say, Alan Prost made sure in 89 that Senna wouldn't finish the race and became World Champion. 90´s crash was just a straight-up, no bullshit payback-in-kind imo! And tbh... i'm glad Senna did it! From there-on after Prost knew that he couldn't just bully and get-away with it! (Still major props for Prost's skills! Forever one of the very best ever in F1 History!)

[@nuno.picado]

That wasn't Niki Lauda. That was Mika Häkkinen, Senna's last team mate at McLaren, who went on to win 2 championships. After that, when you asked "Who is that", that's David Coulthard, Williams' test driver, who replaced Senna after his death and would win 13 races in his carrear.

[@jackchallis9456]

The way Lewis looks up to Senna is amazing. Lewis had no idea then that current and future generations of drivers will look up to him in the same way

[@brunoks6951]

5:20 about the "dancing car", it was wiggling like that, because it was barely holding his grip. Senna had the control, but the car almost can't hold it. After reducing the speed for a turn, he steps the pedal to regain speed in such way that a normal drive could spin the car right there.

[@gardenrj1054]

SENNA = LEGEND

[@wilson.5562]

Senna, um verdadeiro mito.

[@ItsChaz24]

That was Mika Hakkinen..:/

[@bbbpolemico2472]

Senna was simplely the best. Nothing compare to him.

[@henry247]

As a Brazilian everytime I hear the name Senna i get goosebumps...the closest opportunity we have to see smth like Senna live nowadays is to watch Verstappen...

[@hugokloeppel3596]

Thats greatness

[@GPA_Karting]

You start karting as young as 4, some don’t start til they’re about 10, every f1 driver does it, that’s how they’re so good🤙

[@ramiromaia592]

I was a Senna fan boy since I was knee high and cried like a baby when he passed I was devastated

[@jackchallis9456]

14.30 That race was my first experience of going to an F1 race. From that day, Senna was my favourite. Always will be 💙💙

[@Wankdorf183]

Senna could also hear if something was wrong with the engine. Drove a few laps during a warmup and came back to the pits and said there was something wrong with the engine. The people at Honda checked the data and according to them the engine was fine. Honda then decided to replace the engine and bring the removed engine back to the factory. The engine was dismantled at the factory and it was discovered that it was defective and that he would not have been able to drive a racing distance with it.

[@stewartgrindlay9760]

It was 1993 and it was a Ford Engine and it was a defective Cam Shaft

[@Wankdorf183]

@@stewartgrindlay9760 Nope was a Honda Engine.

[@manolisxumoulis8687]

you should watch the senna movie. it is fantastic

[@crusher1980]

One has to understand why Senna crashed into Alain Prost. That year before at the same track Senna needed a win in order to keep his World Championship dreams alive. He qualifyied as 1st and the F1 boss Balestre ordered to switch the pole position side so Senna would start on the dirty side which gave Prost an advantage. Later in the race Senna saw a gap and wanted to overtake Prost but Prost crashed into Senna. They got Sennas car running again and he continued to race (it was legal to do so when the car was in a dangerous position to help, and it was). Then later Balestre after Senna won the race decided to DQF Senna because he missed a chicane, yea obviously because of the crash with Prost ... Seems like the F1 boss always had something against Senna or simply wanted his countryman Prost to win, who knows. In Monaco 1984 he also got robbed of a win against Prost, in 1985 when he won in Imola it was raining even more than in Monaco 1984 and they didnt stop the race.

[@tnightwolf]

I'm glad i was old enough to have live F1 on the public tv-channel, in Portugal, every weekend during the F1 season (actually my parents had =D) and also to be old enough to be able to remember watching Senna since 89! What a fkn Beast of a driver (to me the GOAT)! When he died i honestly shut-down F1 for almost 10 years until i got engaged again with the prospect of a new raw-talented driver (Juan Pablo Montoya) being able to battle it out with a "new brand" - BMW, against the genius Michael Schumacher (RIP Legend). Nowadays i'm really excited for this 2002 season with all the new regulations and different car designs!... and in the end, given my bias, i just hope Aston Martin and Sebastian Vettel can make a brilliant season this year!

[@720sobsessed6]

9:15 DC david Coulthard

[@720sobsessed6]

8:45 that's mika hakkinen 1998 an 99 champ for mclaren

[@thiagorieverschaves693]

My man, that was great. I was Lucky to follow his entire carreer. People around the world really don't realize what he met to us brazilians. As today his foundation has helped over 12 million children finishing school. On the track, the best comparisson i can think to make people from the U.S. undertand him is Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and their killer mentality. He was going to win no matter what.

[@tonnovolo7396]

8:42 it’s Mika hakkinen

[@k.belhirch38orlandowizards6]

Thats Mika Hakkinen not Niki Lauda :D

[@Krisburturion]

I may not support Lewis the way I used to. I feel a kinship with him however over Senna's passing. I can remember that entire day, and I remember crying. Neither Lewis or Max will ever occupy the same place in my heart Senna did.... does.

[@giafoneozu9998]

its just like dan wheldon ... he was one of the top rated indy car driver but he went every day he can to gokart tracks to help and teach kids... i still hate that stupid las vegas race for 2,5 million...

[@rockha6070]

me seeing shaq and going is that mj 🤣 to funny my man, i know your new just laugh a bit on the niki thing 🤣

[@Thatsaspicymeatball]

Top Gear vid at minus 100 volume

[@charamia9402]

What Brundle said about Senna putting others in a position where they would have to make the desicion of having an accident or not made me think... Verstappen does that and receives a lot of backlash for it, while Senna is regarded a hero with a few minor flaws. Would this have been viewed in a different light if Senna didn't die? Or will we look back at Verstappens antics more favorably in 30 years time? Regardless, Verstappen reminds me a lot of Senna on track - and that's a compliment.

[@overthewebb]

You are wrong in your first comments, the car is dancing all over the place because it's unbalanced and Senna is pushing the car so hard that it's twisting across the track even in a straight line, as the car is terrible

[@ratowey]

Please react to Gilles Villeneuve

[@gerry3RS]

Hey congrats to your bengals on their playoff berth. Please beat the Raiders and avenge my boy Justin Herbert.

[@ItsChaz24]

Job done 😎

[@FoL-jz6hq]

You should react to Gilles Villeneuve

[@gabrielsoares2591]

O mesmo sentimento que os argentinos sentiram com a morte do Maradonna, e os americanos com a morte do Kobe, a gente sentiu com a morte do Senna!!

[@AndorFazekas]

5:00 in mid 80s the Formula 1 using 1.5L V6 (or inline 4 like BMW) twin or single turbo engines (or 3.0L V8 naturally aspirated ). Then there was a separate qualifi setup! Bigger turbo, softer tyres and much higher turbo pressure with bigger turbo! With this settings the car running ~1300 Horsepower with extreme turbo lag. This engines working only ~ 4 or 5 lap and after blowing up! kzbin.info/www/bejne/anusiYOnnNyEfs0 FunFact 16:47: This is not same car! In garage: McLaren MP4/4 1988 1.5L V6 Turbo ~675HP in video McLaren MP4/5B 1990 V10 3.5L ~700HP naturally aspirated (this is the sound).

[@stewartgrindlay9760]

It’s a turbo charged engine my friend he’s driving

[@romilsonalmeida807]

☝️🌎🇧🇷

[@MegaPauloprado]

I don't know why Felipe Massa appears speaking in this video, since for him Michael Schumacher is number 1. More like Michael, Senna and number 1.

[@squidcaps4308]

The audio of the video that is being reacted too is so low that i'll skip....

[@TheRealMc101]

Can barely hear what they're saying, Bro

[@cassy2200]

Wear earphones then

[@TheRealMc101]

@@cassy2200 thanks, Sherlock

[@cassy2200]

@@TheRealMc101 it's a pleasure 😁

[@antoniocunha8772]

lemon season lol

[@banadverts3442]

Don't think you'll get away with watching these F1 videos is you arnt taking it in and learning. Can't just watch them to get viewers. You've reacted to Mika before. To call him niki lauda is terrible. Cmon man

[@ItsChaz24]

That was just a mistake by me…it’s taking longer to get right…gotta be better