Just that statement, breaks a Ayrton Senna fans heart. Damn, did we want him to dominate every race. The guy never gave a half assed performance in his life. It just was not in him.I feel privleged to have lived when he raced in his prime and to see him perform racing miracles. Ayrton had alot of people who hated his guts. The fans of those he destroyed with skill on the track. But Ayrton also had hundred of millions of racing fans, who tuned in every race, to see The Maestro work his trade. We miss you, Ayrton. We always will. Rest In Peace, Great One.

As a brazilian privileged enough to see the guy at that time, I will try to summarize why he is such a hero to us: When Senna started to win races and dispute championships, Brazil was going through strong hardships: hyperinflation, rising crime rates, a disorganized state of things after two decades of military dictatorship, it's was just a hard time for us in general and even in sports we didn't have reasons to smile. The last world cup we had won was way back in 1970 and our great spectations in 1982 and 86 were frustrated in a very harsh fashion. Brazilian people were mostly depressed about their country and felt somewhat lost, we have just kept losing and losing. But that guy on Formula 01 was the perfect antithesis of those feelings. Everytime he was racing, he was racing TO WIN. He refused to accept anything short than winning. And he was that proud brazilian who carried a green and yellow flag whenever he was on the highest place of the podium. Ayrton Senna was a kind of a collective medicine, a medicine to our souls and we have intuitively reacted to him, not knowing exactly why, but the fact is that we did it. That's why, excellent as they were, both Emerson and Piquet didn't make the same effect on the people. Ayrton was more than an excellent driver or a champion, he was what we needed to feel proud and live life head on. Some folks don't like when I say he was a hero, as they argue that it takes more than being a great sportsman to be considered as such, but Ayrton Senna was a hero precisely because he was much more than just one of the best drivers ever. Tchau, Ayrton. I will never ever forget you.

All you need to know about Senna can be summarized in his drive at Donnington from 5th to 1st in one lap in the pouring rain and him getting out of his car at Spa to help another injured driver. Simply incredible, there will never be another driver like him.

I remember Muarry Walkers words, "For many, there never has been, nor ever will be, anyone to compare with Ayrton Senna."

Ayrton Senna The Greatest F1 Driver of All Time.

Why do i get goosebumps everytime i watch smth about Senna?

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.

Senna is just eternal the best

Senna the GOAT

Its been 30 years now since the death of the GOAT, Ayrton Senna and Roland Ratzenberger in 1994 San Marino Grand Prix. RIP SENNA & Ratzenberger....😢

I'm not going to even watch the video, I have paused it right at the beginning. In response to the title, THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER SENNA!!! He was ruthless, brilliant, detail oriented and had a god-given talent for grip. For those who know , obviously there were drivers that took the world title many more times but Ayrton was the best and even the giants of the era admitted it too...

Ποτέ! Ποτέ στον παγκόσμιο αθλητισμό δεν έχει υπάρξει ένας τύπος σαν και Αυτόν!ότι καλύτερο είδαμε στον παγκόσμιο αθλητισμό και ένας υπέροχος Ανθρωπος!νιώθω τυχερός και ευλογημένος που έζησα την εποχή του και τον είδα να τρέχει εδώ στο εξωτερικό που χρόνια πολλά ζω! Το είδωλο φυλαχτό παγκοσμίως! Παντού στον κόσμο σε αγαπάνε Ayrton Senna da silva 🇧🇷 Ευχαριστώ πολύ για το βίντεο!

Not one of the greatest, he is the greatest F1 driver. RIP legend

Just wanna say this: The Best. Ever.

Yes Senna was truly special ! Extremely Intellectual , spiritual , what makes him so different !

Senna set a fast lap with an already broken wheel seconds before he died in Tamburello. For sure there will never be another racer like him 👍👍👍👍

As a kid, I remember my father saying: there comes the Crazy yellow helmet again. My father was a Mansell fan, but above all he loved F1. I remember his face when Senna was declared dead. He got the Punch in the stomach- I did not believe he could die he said.

The last, the unique, the best. This is Senna.

One of the things that set Senna apart from others was his understanding that there are things bigger than sport, and being a sportsperson should not degrade you into a worse version of a human being by transforming you into a performing machine for sponsors and teams and keeping you silent about injustices and inequalities around the world. His 1993 comment "The rich cannot continue to live on an island of wealth in an ocean of poverty" is one of the greatest lines by an athlete in any sport. He was up there alongside the likes of Craig Hodges who spoke out against social and racial inequality while being an NBA star, Socrates in his brave stance against the Brazilian military dictatorship and in favour of worker democracy while being one of the highlights of the country's national football team, and others.

Currently, the Ayrton Senna Institute trains 60 thousand educators and financially supports the professional and educational training of 2 million children in Brazil.

Ayrton Senna . The Greatest Driver of All Times, when drivers had to drive the car and not the car almost drives by itself. Much loved by many, hated by few, respected by all.

Exatos 30 anos hoje 😢

He was a stunning person.... he cared for his family, his workers, organically... he set up a foundation that runs till today... he stood up for everything he believed in with dinity and without getting angry, He instigated so many safety measures including setting up a driver safety team... He raced every race like the devil and believed in God as his Angel He knew every nut and bolt in his car... He stopped his own race to save a life.. He was the WHOLE PACKAGE that drove basic yet powerful cars, his own way... He stopped life, to watch him race... globally Thats how amazing he was to watch... He was The Masterclass of Driving RIP AYRTON.... 30 years May 1st...🙏

My champ forever ❤

been following F1 for 43 years. He is the greatest. I even named one of my sons Ayrton... Michael got very close. Max is now coming close I think.

As a Brazilian who was used to love soccer players, He was the only one sportsman that made me cry on that fateful Race he died. RIP big hero!

I still love him!❤ 30 years since you’ve been gone!

The day we lost Senna at Imola was a dark one for motorsport. It's heartbreaking but also a reminder of the safety advancements in the sport that came about because of that tragedy.

In 1989 the normally aspirated engines arrived and many thought that Senna would lose some of his amazing speed without turbos. But Ayrton remained supremely fast in all conditions. While going around corners he still refused to take his foot off the gas pedal, a technique he learned as a kid during his karting years. Ayrton Senna's trust in divine intervention helped him to go faster than he normally could have. Being guided by a higher power enhanced his performance beyond what it would have been without religion. His faith made all the difference. Ayrton had an unshakable belief that he was fulfilling God's will. He prepared himself better than any other driver before, both physically and mentally. He was an innovator in using sport psychology, physical, and mental trainer Nuno Cobra before anyone else in Formula 1. He used techniques to control his breathing and relax when he was becoming over-aroused. These methods allowed him to concentrate at almost superhuman level and get into the zone almost at will during races. Gerhard Berger: Once he was focused he didn't feel any pain or stress. Nothing. Damon Hill: He talked about a state of mind he got into whereby he was there, but not really driving the car. Prost describes how, after a race at Monaco, Ayrton explains how he monitored his performance during the race itself: He managed to visualize from a 'third person' perspective (i.e. as if watching from outside) during the race and corrected his mistakes. Ayrton Senna had the qualities to be the best racing driver of his time, and that is exactly what he was. His tombstone simply reads: 'Nothing can separate me from Gods love'

Too difficult for me to watch this whole video, but know this...I am grateful to have been alive when Ayrton was driving...😢

What people don’t realize often is that he was by far the most skilled pilot in 1992 and 1993, but he could not win the championship because the Williams cars were by far the best. When he finally went to Williams in 1994, the rules were changed so there would be more competition. The problem was that they could not make a good and safe car for him while Benetton was cheating.

No one come even close to Senna. He’s among Bolt, Phelps and Jordan as the best athletes by far in their own sport

There are NO similarities in Senna and Hamilton! Senna could take ANY car and perform every race. Hamilton and so many others need a good car. Not to mention, the cars were so different back then. Senna was shifting and steering with one hand and still dominating. Hamilton desperately wants to be compared to Senna but that’s absolutely ridiculous. Compare him with Schumacher

He would have been the best of them all! Gone too soon! Saudades meu irmão! 🇧🇷💔

I simply stopped watching F1 after May 1, 1994. Gone waay too soon.

this deserves a lot more views

Oh man, I always cry when I remember him. Forever in my heart.

1/5/1994 - 1/5/2024. Rest in peace champ 🙏🏼

Genius. GOAT!

There was a natural charisma about him that endeared him to fans. You knew he would always give 100%, his level of talent and fearlessness meant that usually he was near the front. He was also spectacular at overtaking, very few drivers since have been able to approach his skill in this area.

still the best.

Only die those are forgotten SENNA Sempre 🇧🇷

Senna forever🥹❤️🤍❤️🤍❤️

The best driver of all time.

Rip Senna 😭😭😭

Ayrton Senna Forever...❤

? Monaco '88. Prost wasn't catching, Senna was so far ahead that Ron Dennis asked him to slow down which he did and which caused a lapse in concentration leading to the crash...

The man from another dimension

Senna ☝🏻

After winning Portugal 85 you state ‘Senna would go on to win a few more races throughout the year’ he won one more race in ‘85, one. During his time at Lotus he won 6 races across 3 seasons, 2 each year. Also, Prost rhymes with Lost, not Ghost

THE BEST

Oh God 😭😭😭😭

The Best.

In "Bürburging 84" he already had told us what he was come for.

Best diver 👍

My favourit diver

Eddie Jordan called Toivonen's performances "incredible" and compared him to Ayrton Senna, whom Toivonen had raced against while in Formula Three.

Saudades eternas 🙏❤

I never liked Senna as an F1 driver but F1 wouldn't have been the same without him! His clashes with Mansell, who I couldn't stand, were worth the watch on their own!

Goated diver!

G.O.A.T

Stefan was behind senna during that epic monaco run

I mean, there will never be another one for all of us. Everyone is unique.

You more or less missed out on the most important part in the making of Ayrton Senna as a driver and competitor....his European and World Kart Racing years......

He is & always will be the GOAT ,anyone says or thinks otherwise, we gonna have a big problem

the greatest. i stil cry to the day,

In Monaco he passed Nikki Lauda and not Prost as it was wrongly stated

I think the 1991 Brazilian grand prix was the most legendary of Ayrton's race wins ans what makes it even more special is he won on his 31st birthday, its just a shame he had to literally collapse from exhaustion in order to achieve his goal. The title of this video is spot on, there "will" never be another Ayrton Senna. He was a good man but it makes me angry that Jean Marie Balestre treated him like shit on national television because of who he was. Ayrton could have been 4 times world champion but Balestre took the 4th title away from him after his collision with his "pet" Alain Prost at Suzuka but it was clear that whenever Ayrton did become world champion, Balestre applauded him along with the others but his smile to me looked insincere. He abused his power as FIA president and he should have been fired for his attitude, but one thing he didn't suceed at doing was destroying Ayrton's good name and legacy and that's a very good thing. RIP Ayrton ❤

The incident with Eric Comas was at training, not at the Grand Prix.

Who needs another Senna when there is Sebastian Loeb who wins everything everywhere.

😭😭😭

There are too many nowadays, so that can't stand out easily.

Truth!

The way Senna used to drive would not work with these current cars

sempre

While there will never be another,history has proven time and time again that greatness isn't unique or relative to a time period and that some day people will laud someone in the way we do no with Ayrton,maybe even more so. Given how F1 has changed even since his time,you can't compare the achievements of great drivers from different generations as they each face fundamentally different challenges.

Fun fact, one of those runner up finishes in the carting championships was to nascar driver lake speed.

Near the start of the video you show Warwick in a Toleman overtaking another car. Not Senna

Never seems to be a long time.

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ver brasileiros respondendo em inglês nos comentários para outros brasileiros não tem preço...

There will never be another Michael Schumacher, either! Both Senna and Schuey are heads and tails above the likes of Hamilton.

Never Say Never

Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna would have raced each other for a decade , it would have been (THE BATTLE OF THE TITANS ) what a shame we were robbed of it.

Am I the only one who sees Verstappen as a young Senna? The similarities are there.

Can't say this video is exactly thoroughly made and lacking oversimplifications, both in terms of general assessments and of specific facts. For example, Senna's crash in Monaco didn't happen simply because Prost was catching him. Senna was insanely fast there, qualifying a full 1.4 seconds faster than Prost, who was driving the same car. At the race, Senna was 50 seconds ahead of Prost, who apparently thought that by upping his pace he might be able to mess with Senna's mind. So the two started trading fastest laps, until Senna got the message that he was so much ahead and faster than anybody and he should just drop his pace and finish safely. After doing that, Senna crashed at Portier in an error that would normally hint at a very amateurish driver. It was like he never practiced driving at less than 100% because his racing mentality didn't predict that possibility. After that, Senna went straight to his room, having talked to nobody, and apparently had himself thinking that this would never happen to him again. In 1994, the pressure was "on Senna to find his legendary form"? Where have you seen that this was the problem? Also, I don't see the point in mentioning the collisions between the two without any explanations about their background. Frankly, all this just seems hastily made by someone who didn't know remotely enough about the subject matter.

Strange tittle, verstappen is similar God stupidly appart Where was god in imola 94 ? Good video btw

Never Say Never in F1...

The closest we have to Ayrton's speed today is maybe Max and thats about it

idk bro... lemme cook in the Sim

Potentially controversial opinion, but as an Ayrton Senna fan born in 1993, I see a lot of Senna’s mentality, aggression, and skill in Max Verstappen. I wasn’t alive to witness Senna, but I’m alive to witness Verstappen, and I’m not taking his dominance for granted because there’s future generations of F1 fans who will hear of Max and wish they were around to witness his skill live

Yoda: Oooh,but they will bethey willbee

15 year olds dude.

Don’t say never

😔😔😪😪😥😥😥🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

1992 was nowhere near one of the worst McLarens ever, the team finished 2nd in WCC and won 5 races. There were McLarens in the late 70’s early 80’s that struggled to win at all

How the fuck do you know. Maybe Bruno Senna will have a son who he will name Ayrton.

Senna would undoubtedly gone on to win the 1994 championship based on Schumachers disqualifications, and how the Williams' other drivers scored after May 1 that year. Im pretty sure Senna would have had it in him to score at least 2 more points than Hill did in '94 season and won the championship. Senna would have made it more challenging for Schumacher in 95 because Senna was faster than Hill, but not sure if he would had won the championship in 95. Had Senna stayed with Williams he would have likely won another 3 or more championships and had he still been racing in 1999, Ferrari would had been on Senna's mind. Who knows, just educated guesses, we all lost a great driver and we are still talking about him 30 yrs later in 2024. Maybe he would have retired after the last race in 1994 after Prost retirement, Prost being a big part of Senna's motivation, or would he been motivated by the new guy Schumacher?

lol funny to hear him say pro-st

“Clinically dead”