1985 Ayrton Senna Lotus 97T - F1 V6 Turbo Sound 

Rodrigo Pinchiari ooooohhhhhh now the following car is the more beautiful? The JP, 98T, does it for me.......

Yessss, beautiful Car and perfect Sound's

I'm very partial to the 1982 Lotus myself, but there's no denying the 1985 is quite beautiful.

92 Williams

@@geert574 ferrari 641 f1

It's definitely one of em, but I think that the McLaren MP4/6 that Senna drove is still the best driving machine ever made and iconic in appearance.

I have this toys car who's interested

Yes

Ayrton Senna the rain king, pride of Brazil !!!

@@israels.mendonca545 yeah bruh

@detroit nelson Not to mention the amount of stuff they have to manage while under the stress of racing, overtaking, etc: Ayrton was famous for changing brake bias mid turn, and I've caught Ham doing the same on over 10 occasions. People hate change.

Nkosi McRae the difference is the tracks were unsafe & faster, cars had very little downforce, the cars were still very dangerous, over 1000 hp in qualifying, h pattern gearbox, had to actually heel & toe instead of a computer doing it for you, no power steering, and in the 80s very little in the car telling them what’s going on. They had to actually feel what the car was doing, now they just wait for the pits to tell them what’s wrong. They had to feel the temperatures in the tire, and feel when they were losing grip, and had to manage the tires completely on their own. now they have computers telling them what the temperatures are at, how fast the tires are degrading, and a pretty close estimate of how many laps they have left. So while I am not against change, the older drivers had it much much harder than today’s. You can argue g forces all day, but it’s nothing they couldn’t have handled back then. So Yes Hamilton can change brake bias during a corner, but Can he do it while dealing with all the stuff that old drivers had to do through a corner?

@@spieler440 Cars didn't have small downforce, not much small

@@spieler440 they did have power steering actually. Everything else you said Is correct though. 👍🏽

@@kealamorgan9910 not at this time. The first f1 car with power steering was the legier in 1988. It wasn't until around 91 or 92 when power steering really took off

Grazie Matteo, veramente emozionante vederla in movimento dopo tanti anni. Aspetto di vedere i tuoi video. ;P

É Beco...não Deco.

Grazie Bozzy, rendevano molto bene l'idea anche le tue alla Acque Minerali, sembrava che scoppiasse da un momento all'altro. ;D

Sadly, Jean Todt and his mafia are to stubborn to admit they did anything wrong. I hope they start losing tons of money and come to their senses.

Thanks to you for watching. Very nice your channel I sub, I hope to film the 787b one day. ;PP

Babylon Car Video Thank you very much :) very kind of you! I've watched your video of that Miura Jota like a thousand times the car is just too epic! And yea the 787b is a sweet car! The Mazda on my channel though is the 767b, a car prior to the 787b. Never won Le Mans, but the engine was pretty similar delivering a great sound just like the 787b!

N3V2 - Nevto Nobody can Wear that legendary Yellow Helment.....this is respect. to the great Ayrton Senna....

+The Flying Gasmask He has one in the truck he uses to transport the car and all of the equipment. I was there, this was in May 2014 in Imola, as part of the tribute for the 20th anniversary of Ayrton's death. For some reason, he decides to use his own helmet.

I think it would be kinda sacrilegious. Anyway, it's too soon.

Numerius Maximus hello kids :D

It's always better to be hella rich with turbo engines, than even a little lean.... This avoids detonation which could be catastrophic with high performance engines......plus the extra fuel cools the cylinders...

They're hybrids.

And they have MGU-H

your neck would be like a noodle after 2 laps in todays car.

@@nagasSC2 hahahahah you think so a 17 year old could drive a today car hahahaha what a shit of f1 today!!!!!

No manual transmission, no heel-and-toe.

Siempre fallan cuando "regulan"

Agree.. As an aural spectacle is a huge disappointment!