I still can't understand the fact he was driving up the hill one handed and shifting gears, though everyone did it..Senna never lifts an inch of throttle up the hill... Sempre senna
Ayrton Senna was a different case of pure talent and vocation. But most of the cases of other Brazilian athletes are because sport is one of the few means of social advancement that exists in the country for those who are poor.
Great video, particularly up to the first minute with the in car camera, the music and him speaking. Think you might be onto something there if you do more longer videos with that style. Its perfect.
I would be understanding of this. He's been an inspiration to many people around the world, including myself (US) and its why I wanted to make this clip. "O impossível só custa um pouco mais." 🏁
You don't have to be Brazilian to say he's the best ever, the guy was insane , the fastest there ever will be. I was lucky enough to see his genius live. RIP the Greatest ever.
Oh this is amazing, he was a master manifestor, I'd say. I wonder if he ever studied stuff like Law of Attraction etc, or if it just came naturally, instinctively to him.
Thank you for your kind words. Def someone that has motivated me. It could be as simple as him just following his passion and be able to do what he loved and give his absolute effort. I think it’s easier to do when you’re really doing something you enjoy
Driving to the limits!!! He was showing certainly that the first race he drove in Monaco in 1984, he was the winner, no matter what Prost and other people try to do to avoid it. He was… and be the best driver the formula 1 has had . 👏🏻👏🏻
Has definitely been an inspiration and someone that’s motivated me to push myself in other areas of my own life Especially when experiencing that level of focus 🌀
His whole mantra, the way he pushed and carried himself motivates me as a human being. Experiencing this sort of flow state of just existing within what you are doing is inspiring with that level of focus. I’ve experienced this level of feeling doing other things I care about as well and it’s an adrenaline rush when you know you’re in this state of flow.
@@HeavenFxx You could argue that Prost and Fangio were technically better drivers, but Senna was the more natural and aggressive racer as shown by his ruthless nature at times. I can't say i've been in a flow state for atleast 25 years, which harkens back to your comment about doing things you care about 🤷♂.
@@melbguy1 I understand for sure. I would say it helps to try to do what you enjoy when and where you can. That flow state won’t always be something you feel 24/7 but try to appreciate it when it does happen. I think it’s when we are in our most natural and happy state
I want to try that when I playthrough again. I was also doing the silly thing of not just reloading my save and was burning through chips. (Fixed that later). Also I liked shock wave a lot when I had it
