Senna and Brundle Crash F-3 83

Batida de Senna e Brundle , quando os dois disputavam o Titulo da F3 em 1983.

[@AH-be6bu]

“That’s what you get when you don’t leave the space.” - Senna, probably.

[@mpa1931]

Brundle was already committed to the corner. Senna driving like an online racer here

[@Nohjjohnthegreat]

It's Senna's style. Brundle said himself, "He would let you decide if you wanted to crash or not."

[@coriinn3473]

Who’s here after brundle just talked about this after Hamilton and versrappen crash

[@CSM13]

Meeee

[@andrewhawker9910]

Incredible footage. Fantastic that you have this. Didn't know it existed until today!

[@mybizuk]

Seen the pics, never seen this Vid, fantastic!

[@fabianrocha9924]

Props to Senna for in the very least checking if Brundle was ok

[@andersontorres273]

Ao contrário de Max com o Hamilton

[@kimiraikkonen949]

who cares @@andersontorres273

[@BenKill]

Senna's on track moves were almost dumb, but damn he was fast, nobody can deny that. Senna might've never been the cleanest driver, but that's what makes you a racing driver, the will to win

[@ewertonemmanuel]

Nothing justifies put other's life in danger in favor of a damn trophy. And to be fast does not mean to be a killer. Lucky Senna almost might have killed Brundle.

[@GoGetYourShinebox]

@@ewertonemmanuel Senna just couldn't help himself lol he was overconfident

[@watanuki_F1]

Senna was too optimistic here…

[@mybizuk]

Sheer desperation on Senna's part. brundle was already near enough at the Apex. Senna R.I.P

[@ulysse21]

thnx 4 sharing ! unique footage

[@MasterArkannor]

Classic Senna.....

[@noobtime5131]

People must watch the Top Gear's Senna especial, Martin Brundle himself talking about that episode

[@BaxBmw]

This crash is like : Verstappen-Hamilton crash in Monza 2021

[@brenobarros6183]

not really. Verstappen-Hamilton were wheel-to-wheel on a slow corner. Senna in this case was absolutely behind... Tried to get between Bruddle and the kerb. Terrible and danger move

[@f3p]

Senna almost killed him smh

[@rubelnewell1461]

I'd actually like to hear if Martin remembers what Senna's verbal response was, and the actual interaction between the two

[@chlillis]

looked a lot like trulli on chandhok in monaco this yr

[@alazeredo]

Dangerr!!!

[@ewertonemmanuel]

Senna being Senna. Couldn't deal with second places. Nothing justifies put other's life in danger in favor of a damn trophy. And to be fast does not mean to be a killer. Lucky Senna almost might have killed Brundle.

[@GTAGIS]

Nothing to do with Suzuka 1989. At Suzuka, Senna passed, having his front wheels almost at the high of Prost front wheels for a slow turn (chicane) on the right, meaning, he did most of the overtaking. Prost decided to anticipate his trajectory ( just at look the trajectory, you'll see that theoretically, his left tyre would have been outside the chicane, well on the right, on the kerb) and provoke the crash , winning the title. Nothing to do with a F3 battle and a mistake that happens

[@pvtparts6879]

That's not what happened at all. Prost was well ahead of Senna, slowed to make the corner and was already turning into the corner. Senna straightlined right into Prost. If Prost was not there Senna would of driven straight into the gravel trap as he could not of stayed on the track at that speed and angle, with another right hand corner following.

[@GTAGIS]

@@pvtparts6879 lol ..if you do a forecast of Prost trajectory, his left front wheel would be inside the kerbs ! Not even talking about his right side, but left side !

[@pvtparts6879]

@@GTAGIS Forecast? What is this, the weather? When Prost started turning into the corner Senna was behind him. If Prost was not there at that angle and speed Senna would of been off into the gravel trap. Senna is not god, he is a dirty racer whose death has propelled him into some almost religious figure.

[@GTAGIS]

@@pvtparts6879 I don't see any will to analysis in your comment, so I prefer stopping here

[@911936]

@@pvtparts6879 clearly you are biased in your comments. Anybody - fan ir not fan if either of them - will see that Prost turned in much to early.

[@mikemike1071]

The good old days. Gone forever.

[@ziguigui22]

@1:06 When a soccer player tackles another player from behind, he logically get a red card.

[@Wolfe_No.13]

Brundle explains his aggressive style perfectly, Senna would stick his nose in or show a wheel, and let you decide if you were willing to crash both of them out over that place. dirty but all the best drivers in the sports history were dirty. even Lewis races dirty sometimes.

[@bedoza787]

1:05

[@daniyarsadykov3385]

Nothing has changed eh?

[@lucasaugusto2651]

Eu sonho em ser em ser coredor de f1quando eu creser mais eu nunca vi uma batida desas em auato anos

[@gabrielssl8864]

opa kkkkkk, hamilton e verstappen monza 2021

[@geleia6605]

@@gabrielssl8864 é a mesma dinâmica

[@willwallis3874]

Anyone else here from the Monza race? Who do u think is at fault. It's mostly a racing incident but partly Lewis' fault imo

[@slicktires2011]

Senna's fault. Brundle was already turning on the corner when Senna desperately tried to find a way. Much like what he did over Prost in Suzuka 89

[@emelle1283]

LOL - you mean like Prost did to Senna at Suzuka 89 - prost turned clean into senna and took him out

[@pvtparts6879]

@@emelle1283 How dare Prost, who was ahead of Senna, turn into a corner on a race track. How dare he.

[@surneen]

@@pvtparts6879 Prost turned very early at the corner, he couldn't do it properly

[@motorsportfan1246]

@@pvtparts6879 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIfLZaKBpt2ngNE watch this and comment again. Prost’s trajectory very clearly places him on the grass. Completely intentional.

[@R9naldo]

Hamilton would have been absolutely fine at Monza.

[@JuanCarlos-tv2hu]

Senna being Sato.

[@victorirado]

Both were wrong here. If you watch the racing line of all other cars in the other laps you can say "Senna should not have tried". However if you watch how much Brundle put the car to the left just before turning right... That was almost an invitation to a driver like Senna and who was way faster in the lap. I think Brundle thought " there's nothing i can do so i better leave the space" and changed his mind sooon after.

[@fourppounds]

You have to go to the left to take the corner... 0% Brundle don't be ridiculous

[@victorirado]

@@fourppounds you are ridiculous. Watch the other cars. Simple.

[@fourppounds]

@@victorirado are you blind? They all took an identical line to Brundle. Never say a single word again in your life.

[@victorirado]

@@fourppounds the biggest achievement of Brundle's life: complaining about the greatest driver in F1 history. brundle who?

[@victorirado]

@@fourppounds note: I am not blind and will not refrain from speaking or writing. Unlike you, I can read, write and speak. Fluently, in 4 languages, with the correct punctuation.

[@OMDSouvenir]

lol

[@TheColinChapman]

de mortibus nihil nisi bene, but this was a typical Senna move. Ayrton was used to bring other drivers to the point where they had to chose between being overtaken and being crashed into. back in these days, I always used to say that Ayrton would sooner or later get himself killed. And it is a bitter irony that in the end he died due to a technical failure that could have happened to anyone. Or, like Frank Williams said, "Ayrton ran out of luck".

[@911936]

Ayrron drove in a badly designed and prepared car - biiig difference!!

[@TheColinChapman]

@@911936 where did you get the message that Martin Brundle‘s car might have been ‚better prepared‘? Ayrton drove for Rushen Green Racing in 1983, which was a top notch team in the british F3 championship. And even if it were true, that would not justify running other drivers over.

[@911936]

@@TheColinChapman I referred to the Williams that he was killed in. The Quote from F Wiliams is a bit cruel not least considering the car he delivered to Ayrton…😬😢

[@TheColinChapman]

@@911936 understood, but if so, then Frank Williams would not have been the first F1 team owner which such a cynical mindset. I still recall Colin Chapman‘s quote „you won‘t catch me driving one of my racecars.“ Or, even more: „F1 drivers give a huge audience thrill and entertainment - their death is part of it.“

[@guyincogneto8979]

Prost got off lucky, huh?

[@pierregasly3547]

Senna dirty driver. Almost killed the guy

[@oldgeneration7023]

Thats what racing is all about. Especially at high speed, you cant get it right every time. And the drivers know that they are at risk of getting killed, but that doesnt change their passion.

[@motorsportfan1246]

Chill out buddy

[@oldgeneration7023]

@@motorsportfan1246 ?

[@motorsportfan1246]

@@oldgeneration7023 not you

[@andersontorres273]

Senna poderia ter sangue no olho, mais tinha coração ao contrário de Max que sobe com o carro por cima do Hamilton e ainda acelera o carro e desce sem se importa com o Hamilton de baixo do carro

[@reinaldogarciagarcia186]

Burro, não tinha como passar.kkkkkkkk.As viuvinhas vão dizer q ele estava certo.

[@luke-yy5zp]

Senna era demasiadamente agressivo mesmo! Se na F1 já era agressivo, imagina nas categorias de base ? Kkkkkk

[@diogopaiva7183]

Não estou vendo as viúvas falando Dick Vigarista desde F3 kkkk

[@darkmossie633]

having seen this, no wonder Senna dead -and Brundle lucky to be alive

[@aaronisgrate]

what an idiotic comment. his first fucking reaction is to try to help brundle out of the car?? are you kidding me? no driver will ever have the heart of senna.

[@pvtparts6879]

@@aaronisgrate That's incorrect. Historically it was the norm for drivers to help other drivers, even if they were not involved in the same collision. It is less prevalent these days as they are told to stand back and allow trained medical personnel to deal with it

[@Freeka566]

@@pvtparts6879 nobody stopped the race to help Senna.

[@Freeka566]

It's just a cry from a hater.