Ayrton Senna Imola San Marino 1994 fan talk and weekend summary, unique TV5 prerace cockpit views 

Did you not like him ? Just wandered

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​@@gravehunter6559can't you think a bit harder for a second? obviously the guy is not proficient as you are in english. But I bet you don't speak anything else but your language

@@Fern19671 Don't get paid enough you might be surprised what I can do I just asked a question is all you're the one that is offended not me?

@@gravehunter6559 I just want to say: there is not a single day I don't have a thought for him.

Awww how lucky you’re! Would love to see those pictures!!!! 🤍

Parabéns que bonito isso que escreveu. A.morte dele não foi em vão, após o acidente toda a segurança do esporte foi revista. Senna sinônimo de dedicação máxima naquilo que se propõe a fazer.

If it was today they would not race

​@audreyperrin320 like what happened with jules bianchi 20 years later then Anthony Hubert in 2019 And Danilo vant Hoff last year

Awwww how sweet! how do you know he was called in Brazil? ♥️

@@jenlofficial Because he was my hero and I have read every book about him. Adriane called him 'her Beco' ❤

I am from Turkey 🇹🇷 for me also 😢

@@sel7213 , i'm 38 and i remember more than 3 million people on the streets of São Paulo to say goodbye to him

@@andersonescobar102 i am 39 Bro and i know i was very sad and cry by the funeral 🥲. I have seen it by the Television. Never forget Bro never Bro Always in my Heart ❤️

@@andersonescobar102 And Senna is also a turkish Name 🙂

@@sel7213 , when you see the vídeos about his funeral, many people on the streets crying, so sad, he was not just a good driver, but a good person too

thats how quick life can change...its unbelievable

Até hoje não consigo acreditar naquela fatídico dia.

Absolutely

Would've been 2 years. He only tested the one time in 1992., as a bargaining chip for McLaren.

Guardarlo controllare dentro l'abitacolo... tristezza 😢

Eu também sinto isso ainda hoje.

Verdade. Para nós brasileiros a F1 nunca mais foi a mesma.

Quebrou a suspensao traseira pra tirar a culpa do andrew newey vieram com esse papo de solda na coluna

@@marciofigueiredo214 boa

Absolutely. Still learning about the 80's and 90's F1 history as a result of viewing the 1984 "New" Nurburgring inauguration race w. Senna in a 190E. The fish though, would be honoured.

Yes, incredibly unlucky, it broke at the worst place imaginable. Perhaps it was meant to be...

@@dompit9535 In addition to being lucky, Senna was also very talented and had strong intuition. In the video (0.21), he examines the cockpit carefully, focuses on the steering column side of the vehicle and becomes suspicious. There are two more videos showing Senna focusing specifically on the steering column side, which means he is uncomfortable with the changes on the steering column side. As the Italian prosecutor's office stated in its decision, the worn steering shaft caused his death. In addition, there were no traces of the FW16 braking on the asphalt, because even the brake pedal did not work. The black box in which the vehicle's data was collected had disappeared, and when it was found, it was useless. Against all these incidents, all members of the Williams team, especially Damon Hill, Patrick Head and Adrian Newey, used expressions such as "I don't know, I don't remember, I forgot" at the prosecutor's office. As if Senna had never raced for the Williams team... In the video in the link below, while Senna is talking about the mechanical inconsistencies of the vehicle, the indifferent attitude of the engineers as if they do not know anything explains the issue. As a matter of fact, the Italian prosecutor's office found Patrick Head guilty of first degree; But since the case was time-barred, no penalty was imposed. Here is our loss of Senna and a story of justice... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XwQKKLyqZm8.html

It's terrible what happened there, the competition should have been stopped! I will never forget!

@@safakirveli5482 man, that is the find! never seen it b4

Engraçado porque Michael Schumacher disse no documentário de seu filme. Ele revelou para a própria esposa Corina que tinha pesadelos com Ayrton Senna porque será?

Nesse dia, ele prometeu levantar a bandeira da Áustria se ganhasse, em homenagem a Ratzemberg, que tinha falecido um dia antes num acidente na mesma pista que ele morreu .

Tu e bom mesmo pq eu tinha 17 anos e pra lembrar foi foda

eu morava naquela época na grande SP, e realmente estava bem ensolarado, o que não é típico daquela região naquela época. À tarde já começou a nublar. Fatídico.

Also broken black boxes... After the trial the prosecutor gave back FW16 wreck to Williams which they destroyed as the helmet too.

De ponta a ponta...

I stopped watching F1 on May 1,1994

That hole in Senna's helmet after accident isn't from suspension arm that pierce than from a sniper bullet

@@jasminaokanovic6699Yes he was Killed. Sacrificed.

@@ItsLaz1 I get it, but why?

@@jasminaokanovic6699 It May be because of how he was within the organization and they didn’t like him plus upcoming person was going to be better then him S,

It is heartbreaking for Gerard Berger witnessing his best friends, Niki Lauda, Senna and Ratzenberger passed away .

Erik Comas consiguió llegar con su f1 al lugar del accidente, pero no lo dejaron acercarse. Le debia la vida a Senna y fue a cumplir con él

No he wasn't he died on impact, he had a massive brain injury, look at the blood.

I totally agree with you. Money came first! Shame on Mosley and Co. Shame on them...

@@moumine92 yes my friend.😔

Correto. Também percebi. As caras do Prost e do Frank Williams denunciam a armação...

Endless Fuck💔