What I love about Ayrton is that he is so geniune, his answers arent scripted boring and planned out ahead of time. You really get to see the real man whenever he talks.
@kshaffer82 Fully agree. I often challenge his status as the greatest of all time and some other opinions also but in this regard he was by far the best. Honest and direct answers and a very very deep personality.
I really love this interview. He has a kind of honesty and transparency about him when he talks, he always sticks to his beliefs and passions and is never afraid to expose them, and this is remarkable by itself.
I was fortunate enough to go up to Morumbi in Sao Paulo and spent an hour at Ayrton's graveside. It was a beautiful sunny day, there was practically no-one there so I had this wonderful period of peace to just sit there and spend some time with the great man. A wonderful moment for me. I was lucky to see Ayrton's wins at Donington, Spa, Silverstone and also met him at Silverstone 1993. Ayrton came from a period in the sport when F1 really was IT.
What amazes me about Ayrton is how articulate & expressive he is in the selection of words, although he learned English by watching TV shows after he moved to England in teh 70s of last century!
Senna is such a great guy but I have feeling that he was quite a troubled person too easpecially in the last couple of years. It is a shame he did not have anyone to turn to.
@SuperMoominMama He was troubled because he basically had a few world championships denied him due to F1 politics (i.e. - Prost blocking him from the then dominant Williams team in '92 so he had no shot at the WDC that year or the next)...then the disastrous car he instead got when he finally did get to Williams. The irony was crazy - he then gets killed because of mechanical failure. Such a tragedy - he deserved the best because he was the best, and instead he was crossed time and time again.
@22astonmartin Yes I surmised as much from what I have read. Although I have also read that he also had personal problems (just to complete his misery!). Would you please explain something to me; was the Williams car he drove unstable because the electronic gadgets had been taken out? If so why could they not put him in an older car? I apologise in advance if this question is a really stupid question - I have only started to be interested in Motorsport since I watched a certain film. Thanks
@SuperMoominMama Perhaps you read that his family was not fond of his girlfriend, Adriane Galisteu - there were rumors that Senna's brother, Leonardo, was at Imola (in part) to try to convince Ayrton to break up with her - for the first time in his career, he was planning to remain in Portugal (at his home there) with Adriane during the F1 season rather than returning to Brazil every other race to spend time with his close-knit family.
@SuperMoominMama They had trouble accepting this, supposedly, and thought Adriane had too much influence over him - who knows. He was also upset over a magazine photo shoot/interview she did in Brazil that he found too revealing (in both senses!), so he was becoming uneasy about whether she was really fit to become his wife (being a celebrity). She was very young too, and was still in touch with her ex-boyfriend, so Senna was concerned about her loyalty too.
@SuperMoominMama Of course, his ex-girlfriend Xuxa (who he was crazy about and who his family thought he would eventually marry) had posed in Playboy years before they dated, so this doesn't make much sense either. Of course, Adriane eded up posing for Playboy only a year after Senna's demise, which was seen as extremely distasteful, which it was. I've read a few biographies, and they contradict each other, so who knows what the truth is - but it is interesting, nonetheless.
@SuperMoominMama As for the 1994 F1 season, it was an "accident waiting to happen" because of the following bans on the cars: power brakes, anti-lock braking, traction control, and active suspension. Williams' previous car was nearly perfect, but it relied heavily on all of these advances. So when they were banned, what remained was a car that was unsteady and very hard to control (albeit with a powerful Renault engine). Senna, ever the perfectionist, was disappointed beyond belief.
@SuperMoominMama Another factor upsetting Senna in '94 was that he suspected that Schumacher's Benetton car had illegally retained some of its electronic aids. This was the only explanation for MS's winning streak in '94 - it made no sense to anyone that he was beating the supernatural Senna. Ayrton wanted Williams to protest, but they refused. The rest is history, and it's very dark and shameful, indeed. No need to apologize, by the way :)
@22astonmartin Hi Thanks for taking the time to reply so fully. Williams refusing to protest is understandable espescially if they had no solid evidence. However they knowingly put their driver in an unsafe car which I think is criminal. BTW I did not the stuff about his girlfriends but they sound awful.
These were the golden age of F1. Today one is told to give way because Fernando is faster then him. A device called DRS is the biggest stupidity of todays F1.
Ayrton had an astonishing command of English and was an exceptional intellectual if you note how powerful and cerebral his words were, all which were unrehearsed and with a natural pace and easy confidence. Plus he had a great golf swing! Not only was he the greatest motorcar driver ever--he was a hellava guy too. We only have a handful of people like Ayrton Senna who come around, live amazing lives and, sadly, disappear so young; it makes me wonder what they could have done in a full lifetime.
@thehitchrules You're right... I confused Ayrton with Alain Prost and that was my mistake. Now, if I were an F1 driver in a race, such a lapse might force me off the track or even result in my death. That's why being the greatest F1 driver means so much to a man for whom it was less important than being the best man he could be. That was Ayrton Senna.
Do you imagine Senna, Prost, Mansell, Piquet (the Father) open to someone due to an order in the radio? Because this, they were and are the best Generation, THE BEST age of F1!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@JuliaSilverWren i am no f1 driver, have no money, no a good man but i am beatiful. Please let me know if you are interested in me or want to wait for me until I become f1 driver, good man and earn money. Keep me posted about your resolution because i should start NOW. Thanks
PD: Senna was not only good looking man but he was an extremely good, mature and inteligent man
@juansyttho Oh, shut up. You're just jealous that he was handsome... Well, he was. Very handsome. And a very good driver. And rich. And helped many people. And I bet he was also very, very good in bed. God!! he had it all!!! LOL. (Wish there were more like him in the world...)
@Drenwickification That's what you thought, and it might be correct, right? Nope, Senna was a tactician. After every practice session he got into the tiny details and changed what was needed to change. Ofcourse he didn't change stuff, the team did that for him but he came up with it. One time Once he tweaked his neck and his session was over. However he was back the next day just to tell the needed changes on the car. He was that fantastic.
@rivalcf4 getting the car setup isn't tactics... All drivers help with the setup, because ultimately they have to decide which setup is best because different drivers prefer different types of setups.
It is true that senna went into further details than other drivers did, but I seem confused because you initially said he was a flawed tactician then went on to praise him being a tactician.
@Drenwickification Drivers aren't tacticians !! ?Of course they are. Drivers have tactics and strategy like any top sportsmen. What planet are you on ?: !!
@thehitchrules Erm, teams can have like 10-30 people looking at data constantly throughout a race back at their factories to see what the best strategy is for a driver at any given point in a race. It is impossible for a driver to come up with those strategies because they simply don't have the data to make the call, so (most of the time), they just trust their team and do as their told as to how many stops etc, they will have.
@Drenwickification They are not robots. They do actually make decisions constantly throughout a race. They have input and say on tactics and straregy;. You are a little naive if you think it is 'completely 'down to the teams.
What if it had rained on May 1, 1994 in Italy? We would have seen a whole different world of Formula 1. Senna would have won that day. Then maybe 3 or 4 more titles, (with about 85 or 90 poles) and retired to help the poor children of South America, and the world. Anyone want to talk shit about that? But, it didn't rain.
This is a fascinating interview. I think in 1988-90, his intensity levels really hit their peak, and I don't think it was until 1990, when he was teamed with Gerhard Berger, that he learned to relax a bit more in his sporting life. Steve Rider interviews him very well, easygoing, non-intrusive and respectful, it's why he's so respected as a sports broadcaster to this day.
I always admired him as a driver, and as a man, he had so much more commitment and drive to succeed. Very special man.
jr cash what makes him a saint is how he touched peoples hearts something you know nothing about he is and always will be the legend of formula 1 and people who dont understand like you are obviously too young and never saw this great man from a start fo a race to the end of one he was my first and only hero and the fact that he is dead still hurts so many people till this day and thats why he is a saint
Bruno could have been so great,if ayrton where alive now. I admire this men so much,for his talent,personality and the big heart. Just amazing. He was everyone's favorite when he was alive ,but now...just a hero. As I see these videos I just wish he was here today. Amazing
This man was a master at what he did. Very misunderstood but utterly brilliant. Also, it is a misconception that he hated Alain Prost. Senna respected no driver as much as Alain Prost.
I am brazilian and I admire Senna because his style of driving was very agressive. But I don't admire his arrogance and, sometimes, no humility. Anybody is perfect (just God is) and Senna was fantastic as driver but not so good as person.
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Jackie Stewart put it to Senna that of the four leading drivers in 1989 none of them crashed with each other while Senna himself crashed with all of them. Senna of course wouldn't have any of that. Self righteous, arrogant and a dirty driver to the end.
Well said, I just thumbs down or occasionally spam and get on to reading all the praising comments. Ayrton was human and had failings which others just seem to only see, but I feel he made up for those by superb dedication to his passion and unbelievable skill...
Self righteous, arrogant and a dirty asshole to the end is you and your coward creature account,but without you people wouldnt have jobs in mental institution thats the only good thing from you..
Its nice to see him talking though.....at times it makes me feel like he is still alive.....I repay him for the joy he gave me, by standing up for him and never letting his legend die
"......because if you don't have personality and a bit of character nobody will care what you are doing." Same could be said about many of the F1 drivers today.
Steve Rider was fantastic interviewing Ayrton, probably the best in the sport for interviewers in my opinion, non evasive and easy going, props to Steve for being friendly yet professional! Ayrton Para Sempre!
Senna is still my hero, both as a racing driver and as a man, someone I still look up to although I was just a kid by the time he left us. He was the only f1 driver that really cared about others on track as he cared about orphans all over the world, something no body never knew about. But he did it because of his big heart not publicity unlike many people today. We miss you Ayrton!
@n0cud06 How much he cared about others on track, when crashing into them on track to make them back up the next race. Just the fact, that he's dead doesn't make him a saint. Though of course he was a very good driver.
it be awesome if they made an f1 blu ray set of the two 3 season between prost senn 1988-1990
dojOdRiFTeR 2 weeks ago
What I love about Ayrton is that he is so geniune, his answers arent scripted boring and planned out ahead of time. You really get to see the real man whenever he talks.
kshaffer82 2 months ago 3
@kshaffer82 Fully agree. I often challenge his status as the greatest of all time and some other opinions also but in this regard he was by far the best. Honest and direct answers and a very very deep personality.
beqa16v 1 month ago
I really love this interview. He has a kind of honesty and transparency about him when he talks, he always sticks to his beliefs and passions and is never afraid to expose them, and this is remarkable by itself.
leolita2001 2 months ago
@JuliaSilverWren He was tremendously beautiful and sexy. I fully understand and share your opinion! LOL!! ;-)
nickie2011 3 months ago 2
I was fortunate enough to go up to Morumbi in Sao Paulo and spent an hour at Ayrton's graveside. It was a beautiful sunny day, there was practically no-one there so I had this wonderful period of peace to just sit there and spend some time with the great man. A wonderful moment for me. I was lucky to see Ayrton's wins at Donington, Spa, Silverstone and also met him at Silverstone 1993. Ayrton came from a period in the sport when F1 really was IT.
tonypap1 3 months ago
@tonypap1 You are a lucky guy! Senna was the best F1 pilot EVER and a magnificent human being :)
22astonmartin 2 months ago
I can listen to him talk for hours!!! Love you Ayrton.
RYnMZ 4 months ago 2
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RYnMZ 4 months ago
What amazes me about Ayrton is how articulate & expressive he is in the selection of words, although he learned English by watching TV shows after he moved to England in teh 70s of last century!
Rest In Peace Ayrton Senna
AZ100177 4 months ago
Senna is such a great guy but I have feeling that he was quite a troubled person too easpecially in the last couple of years. It is a shame he did not have anyone to turn to.
SuperMoominMama 4 months ago
@SuperMoominMama He was troubled because he basically had a few world championships denied him due to F1 politics (i.e. - Prost blocking him from the then dominant Williams team in '92 so he had no shot at the WDC that year or the next)...then the disastrous car he instead got when he finally did get to Williams. The irony was crazy - he then gets killed because of mechanical failure. Such a tragedy - he deserved the best because he was the best, and instead he was crossed time and time again.
22astonmartin 2 months ago
@22astonmartin Yes I surmised as much from what I have read. Although I have also read that he also had personal problems (just to complete his misery!). Would you please explain something to me; was the Williams car he drove unstable because the electronic gadgets had been taken out? If so why could they not put him in an older car? I apologise in advance if this question is a really stupid question - I have only started to be interested in Motorsport since I watched a certain film. Thanks
SuperMoominMama 2 months ago
@SuperMoominMama Perhaps you read that his family was not fond of his girlfriend, Adriane Galisteu - there were rumors that Senna's brother, Leonardo, was at Imola (in part) to try to convince Ayrton to break up with her - for the first time in his career, he was planning to remain in Portugal (at his home there) with Adriane during the F1 season rather than returning to Brazil every other race to spend time with his close-knit family.
22astonmartin 2 months ago
@SuperMoominMama They had trouble accepting this, supposedly, and thought Adriane had too much influence over him - who knows. He was also upset over a magazine photo shoot/interview she did in Brazil that he found too revealing (in both senses!), so he was becoming uneasy about whether she was really fit to become his wife (being a celebrity). She was very young too, and was still in touch with her ex-boyfriend, so Senna was concerned about her loyalty too.
22astonmartin 2 months ago
@SuperMoominMama Of course, his ex-girlfriend Xuxa (who he was crazy about and who his family thought he would eventually marry) had posed in Playboy years before they dated, so this doesn't make much sense either. Of course, Adriane eded up posing for Playboy only a year after Senna's demise, which was seen as extremely distasteful, which it was. I've read a few biographies, and they contradict each other, so who knows what the truth is - but it is interesting, nonetheless.
22astonmartin 2 months ago
@SuperMoominMama As for the 1994 F1 season, it was an "accident waiting to happen" because of the following bans on the cars: power brakes, anti-lock braking, traction control, and active suspension. Williams' previous car was nearly perfect, but it relied heavily on all of these advances. So when they were banned, what remained was a car that was unsteady and very hard to control (albeit with a powerful Renault engine). Senna, ever the perfectionist, was disappointed beyond belief.
22astonmartin 2 months ago
@SuperMoominMama Another factor upsetting Senna in '94 was that he suspected that Schumacher's Benetton car had illegally retained some of its electronic aids. This was the only explanation for MS's winning streak in '94 - it made no sense to anyone that he was beating the supernatural Senna. Ayrton wanted Williams to protest, but they refused. The rest is history, and it's very dark and shameful, indeed. No need to apologize, by the way :)
22astonmartin 2 months ago
@22astonmartin Hi Thanks for taking the time to reply so fully. Williams refusing to protest is understandable espescially if they had no solid evidence. However they knowingly put their driver in an unsafe car which I think is criminal. BTW I did not the stuff about his girlfriends but they sound awful.
SuperMoominMama 2 months ago
Wow so eloquent. What a beautiful person.
newromantic888 4 months ago
These were the golden age of F1. Today one is told to give way because Fernando is faster then him. A device called DRS is the biggest stupidity of todays F1.
tokas102 5 months ago
Ayrton had an astonishing command of English and was an exceptional intellectual if you note how powerful and cerebral his words were, all which were unrehearsed and with a natural pace and easy confidence. Plus he had a great golf swing! Not only was he the greatest motorcar driver ever--he was a hellava guy too. We only have a handful of people like Ayrton Senna who come around, live amazing lives and, sadly, disappear so young; it makes me wonder what they could have done in a full lifetime.
JayMaySayHey 6 months ago
@JayMaySayHey Senna didn't play golf. !!! Are you thinking of Alain Prost or Nigel Mansell ? Golf was not a hobby of Ayrton's .
thehitchrules 6 months ago
@thehitchrules You're right... I confused Ayrton with Alain Prost and that was my mistake. Now, if I were an F1 driver in a race, such a lapse might force me off the track or even result in my death. That's why being the greatest F1 driver means so much to a man for whom it was less important than being the best man he could be. That was Ayrton Senna.
JayMaySayHey 5 months ago
This was an age that Strategy was to drive and to acelerate...
Junior59157 6 months ago
Do you imagine Senna, Prost, Mansell, Piquet (the Father) open to someone due to an order in the radio? Because this, they were and are the best Generation, THE BEST age of F1!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Junior59157 6 months ago 3
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Junior59157 6 months ago
@JuliaSilverWren i am no f1 driver, have no money, no a good man but i am beatiful. Please let me know if you are interested in me or want to wait for me until I become f1 driver, good man and earn money. Keep me posted about your resolution because i should start NOW. Thanks
PD: Senna was not only good looking man but he was an extremely good, mature and inteligent man
juansyttho 7 months ago
@juansyttho Oh, shut up. You're just jealous that he was handsome... Well, he was. Very handsome. And a very good driver. And rich. And helped many people. And I bet he was also very, very good in bed. God!! he had it all!!! LOL. (Wish there were more like him in the world...)
nickie2011 3 months ago
Thank you AlanMcB
You mad me very happy.
vipmd 7 months ago 2
@MotorsportMonster don't compare, MJ was a disgusting child molester freak, Senna was a pure human being
assais 9 months ago
Brilliant driver. Flawed tactician . Discuss......
oneinamillion232 9 months ago
@oneinamillion232 F1 drivers aren't tacticians, it is their teams come up with the tactics for them.
Drenwickification 8 months ago
@Drenwickification That's what you thought, and it might be correct, right? Nope, Senna was a tactician. After every practice session he got into the tiny details and changed what was needed to change. Ofcourse he didn't change stuff, the team did that for him but he came up with it. One time Once he tweaked his neck and his session was over. However he was back the next day just to tell the needed changes on the car. He was that fantastic.
rivalcf4 8 months ago
@rivalcf4 getting the car setup isn't tactics... All drivers help with the setup, because ultimately they have to decide which setup is best because different drivers prefer different types of setups.
It is true that senna went into further details than other drivers did, but I seem confused because you initially said he was a flawed tactician then went on to praise him being a tactician.
Drenwickification 8 months ago
@Drenwickification That was not me. That was someone else.
rivalcf4 8 months ago
@Drenwickification lol I now see I made lots of typo's in that post. I was in a hurry.
rivalcf4 8 months ago
@Drenwickification Drivers aren't tacticians !! ?Of course they are. Drivers have tactics and strategy like any top sportsmen. What planet are you on ?: !!
thehitchrules 7 months ago
@thehitchrules Erm, teams can have like 10-30 people looking at data constantly throughout a race back at their factories to see what the best strategy is for a driver at any given point in a race. It is impossible for a driver to come up with those strategies because they simply don't have the data to make the call, so (most of the time), they just trust their team and do as their told as to how many stops etc, they will have.
I mean what exactly do you mean by 'strategy'? :/
Drenwickification 7 months ago
@Drenwickification They are not robots. They do actually make decisions constantly throughout a race. They have input and say on tactics and straregy;. You are a little naive if you think it is 'completely 'down to the teams.
thehitchrules 7 months ago
@thehitchrules The only input to strategy they have is to say when the tyres are going off. That's it.
Drenwickification 6 months ago
@Drenwickification rubbish
thehitchrules 6 months ago
@Drenwickification Rubbish
thehitchrules 6 months ago
@thehitchrules quite an insightful reply there.
Drenwickification 6 months ago
I still miss you Ayrton! I love you and always will love you. You're still the benchmark, even after death. Never again will be none like it.
So why should this happen?
You are gone and everything changed.
Lament of the world because it is a void that you left after that can never be replaced!
SadImola 10 months ago 3
What if it had rained on May 1, 1994 in Italy? We would have seen a whole different world of Formula 1. Senna would have won that day. Then maybe 3 or 4 more titles, (with about 85 or 90 poles) and retired to help the poor children of South America, and the world. Anyone want to talk shit about that? But, it didn't rain.
freewill51 10 months ago 3
@freewill51 It actually rained on May 1, 1994 at San Marino... at the evening after the race.
hristoitchov 4 months ago
part 1?
biggetjeknor 11 months ago
This is a fascinating interview. I think in 1988-90, his intensity levels really hit their peak, and I don't think it was until 1990, when he was teamed with Gerhard Berger, that he learned to relax a bit more in his sporting life. Steve Rider interviews him very well, easygoing, non-intrusive and respectful, it's why he's so respected as a sports broadcaster to this day.
I always admired him as a driver, and as a man, he had so much more commitment and drive to succeed. Very special man.
theeviltwaz 11 months ago
jr cash what makes him a saint is how he touched peoples hearts something you know nothing about he is and always will be the legend of formula 1 and people who dont understand like you are obviously too young and never saw this great man from a start fo a race to the end of one he was my first and only hero and the fact that he is dead still hurts so many people till this day and thats why he is a saint
MrBowes123 1 year ago
"The second driver on the finish line is the first of the loosers" - Ayrton Senna.
NormanSawyer 1 year ago 2
Bruno could have been so great,if ayrton where alive now. I admire this men so much,for his talent,personality and the big heart. Just amazing. He was everyone's favorite when he was alive ,but now...just a hero. As I see these videos I just wish he was here today. Amazing
thejudge735 1 year ago
Wonderful man, we miss you Ayrton.. :(
Zen404 1 year ago
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cafedelmar99 1 year ago
some day when my kids ask me to explain what is 'passion', I will show them a video of Ayrton Senna.
cafedelmar99 1 year ago 29
@cafedelmar99 you made my day m8
flavaj12 1 year ago
he really does sound like michael corleone at the start of this! awesome
Anything2DoWithFilm 1 year ago
I had the honour to visit the great man's grave in Sao Paulo. I spent an hour with the old boy !!!!
Ayrton...... we'll love you forever.
What's happened to F1 ???
tonypap1 1 year ago 13
This man was a master at what he did. Very misunderstood but utterly brilliant. Also, it is a misconception that he hated Alain Prost. Senna respected no driver as much as Alain Prost.
Audioquest56 1 year ago 4
@Audioquest56 absolutely.
dalebshelton 1 year ago
As a brazilian i can say that ours sundays was never the same since Senna died.
RIP. Senna 4 EVER!
dobermansnp 1 year ago
2:59 is Xuxa with senna? o_o
TiagoWakabayashi 2 years ago
@TiagoWakabayashi yes
ougal84 2 years ago
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SYLVIE23 2 years ago
I am brazilian and I admire Senna because his style of driving was very agressive. But I don't admire his arrogance and, sometimes, no humility. Anybody is perfect (just God is) and Senna was fantastic as driver but not so good as person.
Fuckdencio 2 years ago
These are not trolles ,these are cratures of YT..
But remember my friends...
"The values i have in my life are stronger than any other desire to influence tose values and destroy those values.
Thats what we have and these monsters will never have-VALUES!
"Mr.Mouth allways speaks truth"
Mr.Mouth
Special hello to all my friends!!
TheMrMouth 2 years ago 8
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Jackie Stewart put it to Senna that of the four leading drivers in 1989 none of them crashed with each other while Senna himself crashed with all of them. Senna of course wouldn't have any of that. Self righteous, arrogant and a dirty driver to the end.
Hst2628 2 years ago
If you don't like him ignore him and do not waste your breath over him!That would what a serious self respectful fan should do!
stoookton1234 2 years ago 10
true stoookton haters are dumbasses!
gillesenna1 2 years ago
Well said, I just thumbs down or occasionally spam and get on to reading all the praising comments. Ayrton was human and had failings which others just seem to only see, but I feel he made up for those by superb dedication to his passion and unbelievable skill...
4EverSenna 2 years ago 2
Self righteous, arrogant and a dirty asshole to the end is you and your coward creature account,but without you people wouldnt have jobs in mental institution thats the only good thing from you..
Mr.Mouth
TheMrMouth 2 years ago
Thank you so much for putting this online...
erjebeth123 2 years ago 3
Couldnt manage to hold the tears after seeing this! Thank you!
Ayrton, o Brasil e o mundo te amam para sempre!
Brazil and the world loves you forever!
leosgf 2 years ago 4
Its nice to see him talking though.....at times it makes me feel like he is still alive.....I repay him for the joy he gave me, by standing up for him and never letting his legend die
dalebshelton 2 years ago 3
A beautiful man in every way.
Ginaza 2 years ago 7
"......because if you don't have personality and a bit of character nobody will care what you are doing." Same could be said about many of the F1 drivers today.
heliumtrophy 2 years ago 6
Steve Rider was fantastic interviewing Ayrton, probably the best in the sport for interviewers in my opinion, non evasive and easy going, props to Steve for being friendly yet professional! Ayrton Para Sempre!
AyrtonSennaSempre 2 years ago 6
this is just amazing, a great interview.
WE STILL MISS YOU AYRTON!!!!!!!!
birrman2008 2 years ago 5
Senna , Prost , Mansell ate the best three drivers of all time
PS : Xuxa`s a skank
954freshbacon 3 years ago 3
I loved every part of this video. So rare to find videos of Xuxa and Senna together.
videoq2008 3 years ago
Senna is still my hero, both as a racing driver and as a man, someone I still look up to although I was just a kid by the time he left us. He was the only f1 driver that really cared about others on track as he cared about orphans all over the world, something no body never knew about. But he did it because of his big heart not publicity unlike many people today. We miss you Ayrton!
n0cud06 3 years ago 64
we miss you.
Evando300986 1 year ago
@n0cud06 zillions of thumbs up 4 u
guilhermecarneiro1 1 year ago
@n0cud06 How much he cared about others on track, when crashing into them on track to make them back up the next race. Just the fact, that he's dead doesn't make him a saint. Though of course he was a very good driver.
jrcash08 1 year ago
@n0cud06 'cared about others on track', apart from those he admitted to ramming off the track.
milkminotaur 9 months ago
what a great man.. even after the horrible season and a horrible finish against Prost he was man enough to give Prost respect for his achievments..
the drivers today should learn abit from him and stop whining about every shit that happens to them
Playa66 3 years ago 5
EXTREMELY INTELLIGENT MAN!!
MagicLewisForever 3 years ago 57
Great and very rare video!!! Thanks doctormarkon for sharing :)
We miss you Ayrton !!!
NOSTANEX 3 years ago 3
Great archive
Thanks
doctormarkon 3 years ago 4