After Ayrton Senna, Formula 1 was never the same again.
Senna, a new limited series inspired by the life, career and relationships of the greatest Brazilian driver of all times, starring Gabriel Leone, debuts in 2024.
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That scream at Interlagos still gives me chills.
I still remember thay day! He finished with a broken car!
Couldn't move his arms after the race as they where exusted do to him haveing no 1 and second gear, he won that on will and skill, wish he was still here 😢
@@ClarenceBoddicker1130 worse, he was stuck in 6th gear for last 7 laps
@@IvanLjubesicljubax thank you for the correction, just shows even more how much he was a genius
@@ClarenceBoddicker1130 couldn't agree more!
The red and white Mclaren and the yellow helmet. The MOST ICONIC racing image ever! Senna is a legend.
Yes!! And is the reason why I bought the lego set of the car and driver 👌
Nah, as iconic as that is, red and white Ferrari with red helmet is the most iconic. Schumi and Ferrari with Shell and Marlboro were the most iconic/famous combo. This is def second
@@resulnaki 😂😂😂
@@resulnaki nope
@@agauerm yep
So glad they didn't alter the advertising from the original car. I remember standing next to it as a young man just in utter awe - such a beautiful looking and legendary car.
I have a picture of that car sitting on my wall. Will always be my pride and joy.
Best looking F1 car in history
They got paid by marlboro. Thats why it isnt altered.
Why would they alter it?
@@dragoxk4542 Tobacco advertising. It's been banned since the early 2000's.
Netflix may or may not have any clue how fiercely loyal Senna fans are, and how high the bar is set for any dramatization about his life. I'm totally fearful this will not live up to expectations. I still miss Ayrton Senna.
Excellent point. Me too
womp womp suck it up and be happy that they are trying to continue the legacy of this great driver
@@redosoland9063imagine responding to someone with ‘Womp womp’
@@redosoland9063 don't toll for no reason. I thought the Op's post was fair. Hopefully they've consulted his family ,colleagues and friends to get an accurate picture of his life. He was taken too early. His best was yet to come.
That's the point! I really hope they made this right! Otherwise might as well don't do nothing...
Ayrton, you made me cry... again.
You is Legend, Jurandir. Brazil!!!
Achei o mestre!
Olha ele aqui
Admiro mto seu trabalho, mestre
Me too
12 year old me from 1994 is crying with tears of sadness and joy. I was privileged to meet this great man twice at Adelaide GPs.
so that's 4 times?
@protopigeon oops, nope just twice.
Thank God you weren't 15.
awesome track btw
Lucky
For anyone who watched Top Gear, the one time Geremy Clarkson Didn’t crack a joke was when they did the tribute on Aryton Senna. From being a fierce competitor to getting out of his car to try and save a fellow racer. No one has come to race in the rain with as much skill as Senna. I respect drivers before and after. He pushed what a F1 car could do and many around the world knew who he was. The Honda McLaren MP4/4 is one of those cars that shined. We will remember
That Top Gear segment is so respectfully done, Clarkson was on point.
Verstappen in Interlagos definitely emulated Senna in 2016
and he was a greater man out of the car. Paying for poor kids hospital treatment (with non disclosures for no publicity). His staff on his farm/ranch & other properties all got a free house, college education for their kids & got a share of the estate profits - a co-operative & profit related pay before there was such a thing. He set up loads of other charitable things under the radar too. The Ayrton Senna Foundation was being set up when he died & has changed the life of so many kids in Brazil. That's his true legacy. He faced adversity with courage (he was the foreign outsider when he came racing to the UK & beat them all). The resilience to never give up despite the odds is a great example for kids too. His family weren't always wealthy & he knew to take nothing for granted - that 's why he worked with the mechanics before & after every race throughout his career (from Malcolm 'Puddie' Pudden in Formula Ford/F3000 to Gordon Murray at Mclaren & David Brown at Williams, he went over the spec of the car & it's set-up, analysing the data at every race). He was the mechanics driver in every team he was in.
He did that while missing a gear. This was a legendary moment in motorsports. He won at his home track and like that my goodness.
Which gear?
i believe he was stuck in one gear
okay just checked he was stuck in sixth gear
I remember Alan Jones saying something like: imagine how hard it is to drive an F1 car with all the gears, then imagine how hard it is in one gear. Amazing
while missing every gear but one is what you mean. His gear box jammed and got stuck on the 6th gear and he still won... cause like always he was always almost a lap in front of the 2nd place
I'm so glad this F1 legend is getting his dues with a Netflix series!
He had a documentary a decade ago and he also dated a 17 year old when he was in his 30s lmao Brazil is gross bro
It’s a known fact that older men loves younger women! So before you bash a country saying it’s gross, take a good look around the world first. Any country can be gross let’s say India 1 men can marry up to 8 women especially the young are sold, how about sex trafficking is that not gross? Ppl having sex with animals is that not gross?
@@stevebuscemi3622 Come down from your imaginary pedestal, no one cares about you.
@@BellaElla09 hol up, india catching strays here, i have never seen any men in my life with 8 wives and neither did my parents, and maybe my great grandparents(and at this point it need not even be india lmao) and it went the other way too, a woman having multiple husbands back then.
@@BellaElla09Exactly
Netflix dropping an emotional teaser on the eve of the 30th anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death. I cried on 1 May 1994, and I cried today too... We miss you, Legend!
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Senna forever! ♥️
@@jenniferlincoln1040 senna also league of legends champions adc support name
Orgulho desse brasileiro!🇧🇷 Nós te amamos!💚💛 Sentimos muito a sua falta, campeão!!!😥☝️🥇🏆✨🙏🏼
Literally goosebumps... The worst thing for me, beeing a formula 1 fan, is that I'm too young, and i've never had the chance to see the god racing live.
Your comment is so moving. Senna died when I was 5. His legacy still goes on. I’m glad you can still watch this amazing man’s history here and on other platforms
I was born in 01/04/94, he died exactly when I was one month old, my dad says he jumped when Ayrton crashed and almost dropped me on the ground
After 30 years, it's still impossible for me to do not cry with his images. Senna is the GOAT.
Hard to believe 30 years
Indeed - he really is the GOAT, by a mile. Not just the best Brazilian driver.
@@clonmulteven most f1 drivers agree because they knew. Fans can look at stats but rhe drivers know when someone is on another level and they almost all agree, senna was the greatest driver of all time
You can't compare the drivers of today or 20 years ago with Senna. Senna was the best at this time, while Michael was the best in his time. The same goes for Lewis.
@@dani.alvaro9280 at last someone with common sense
This was by far one of the most beautiful teaser trailers I've ever seen!!
Brazilian production
@TemUmLugar sure. Brazilian movies are great! NOT!!!!!
@@marcosdunk wtf? who you? anonymous?
@@marcosdunkMongrel syndrome on display.
me too bro
Senna transcends all other drivers because of his character, he has burned himself into peoples hearts, minds and souls over the last 40 years like no other human being. these elements define global greatness and place him at the very top possibly forever.
He also loved to date children. Nonce.
These words gave me goosebumps. I couldn't have expressed what he represents in a better way. Supernatural on all aspects. Forever will. Thanks
@@sylgem1 many thanks.
He also loved to date children. This voids anything good about him.
"If you no longer go for a gap that exists, you're no longer a racing driver". -Ayrton Senna
A partial quote thats always taken out of context.
There will never be a show I look more forward to ever. I was a rarity. A child F1 fan in the US watching Ayrton on ESPN every morning before I went to school because my babysitter's husband would tape the races on VHS for me to watch on Monday mornings. I was watching live when he passed at Imola in 1994. The trailer debuting one day before the 30th anniversary of his passing is profound. I'm in tears for one of my heroes and I can't wait to re-live even a small amount of the magic through this series.
You were not alone, ahahaha, good stuff!
When I heard Senna was coming to Netflix I thought it was going to be another documentary, boy I'm glad I was wrong.
I was a rare bread as well. My late father was a “pro” driver for GrandAm at the time, had a small stint in IMSA (or what pre dated IMSA at least) later on. Every weekend growing up for me was either watching F1 and Indy/Champ Car and my dads races (if they were televised). If I wasn’t at home watching I was at the track with him causing trouble in the garage/pits… I was 9 years old for that Imola weekend, I remember watching it with my dad and remember him tell me about Roland’s crash. Honestly it’s one of my earliest memories in my entire life.
He was pay to play look up Tommy Byrne
@@cjsawinskiWhen you say grand am do you mean the series that ran the first type of Daytona Prototypes in the late 90's and early 2000's? or the original grand am of the 60's?
Damn Netflix!!! Now I'm crying at the subway station!! Senna❤❤
x2
@@eduardomejia6543 x3
E eu em casa, Senna é isso
X10000
Same here
Bring back the senna documentary and I’ll buy a subscription.
He is widely considered one of the greatest Formula One drivers of all time!!!
Considered . In actuality any who saw him race knows he was the GREATEST!
When Ayrton Senna passed away that tragic weekend during the Imola race, it was top news for 3 days in Greece. I still remember this sad moment vividly
30 years later and he still makes me cry with emotion.
i was born 95 and im a big senna fan even tho i didnt watched him!
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Most talented driver ever in my opinion ❤
Average at best, stats don’t lie. He wouldn’t even earn a seat on an F1 team today. Just a wreck less yahoo with no discipline.
That iconic legendary scream! This movie gotta be perfect or else it will be a failure, don't disappoint me Netflix!
Senna the legend
the GOAT
I love
Indeed.
Senna 15 the goat
Ayrton Senna a real legend. A pilot without comparison. It doesn´t matter what part of the world you are from, if you love F1 and know its history ¡You know who Ayrton Senna is!
I was more into Prost back in those days.
So looking forward to this series. I had the honour and pleasure of meeting and talking with Ayrton in the pits at Silverstone a few times, whilst the teams were undertaking tyre testing before the British Grand Prix's of 90/91&92. He was an absolute gentleman and would always stand and chat during breaks and after the sessions. Oh, and I was just a very lucky F1 fan who had a friend who could get me 'press passes' for those events. For me, F1 has never been the same since that fateful weekend at Imola.
The eyes !!! I swear I was watching Senna himself, great job with the casting !!
G.O.A.T Brazilian F1 🇧🇷❤Ayrton Senna. You’re missed and loved. Can’t wait for this!!!! Finalmente Netflix
You should watch AYRTON SENNA THE FATAL WEEKEND film. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@@amaniracing2753 Thanks for the recommendation :)
Senna was average at best……just look at the real stats. He wouldn’t even earn a seat in today’s F1 field.
My gosh.. I’m in tears… You don’t need anything else, just the sound of the engine, the helmet and red and white mc laren car… 😢😢😢
Shivers on the arms and tears in the eyes!!!
They better make a good series about him. He was incredible. I never saw him race being he died in 94 and I was born in 03. Hearing about him and learning is passion to the sport and his nation is what really stood out to me. You cant joke about senna, he is a rain master. Netflix cannot mess this up, being F1 is growing and trying to bring a legend to mainstream, they have to get all the facts right and details spot on. This isnt Nigel Mansell or Alan Prost. He defeated both of them. Ayrton wasnt a normal driver.
I hope this movie makes him justice ... for an incredible driver he was!
Series, not movie
Just got major chills about this one! I lived in Brazil from 1988-1990 and Senna was my introduction to F1 and a lifelong love for the sport (as well a lifelong love of McLaren)!
Im born in 2nd june 1994 but I have goosebumps everywhere just by this trailer, I wish I had seen Senna's races.
This guy was a unbelievable focused talent,I enjoyed watching him race and had the chance to see him race in Spain and UK
A legend, never to be forgotten. Ayrton Senna is someone I have admired my whole life. A man guided by his love for motorsport and faith. This trailer looks amazing.
Holy shit. I'm crying right now Unbelivable awesome trailer!
Me too !
I teared up. What a legend..
Yes, I’m from the us (Texas) and I was born way after his passing in 2000.. and I’m not even Brazilian.. but yet he still has such a massive influence on me and impact in my life. That just goes to show how much more he was than just F1… senna siempre💪🏽🤝🏼
The Brazilian F1 legend!
The Imola accident broke me completely !! SENNA SEMPARE
oh my god finally something good on netflix. senna deserved this
The great Ayrton Senna! What an emotion. RIP legend
For a man who grew up seeing the two legends of that time Senna and Prost, just to see this teaser made me goosebumps. That was an incredible time for Formula 1 and also dangerous because tomorrow is 1st of may, 2024, 30th years has passed of that dark weekend in Imola when Roland Ratzenberger and Ayrton Senna died may their souls rest in peace.
Without a doubt the greatest of all time, he inspired a generation
Ayrton Senna....du bist die Legende...in der Formel 1...sonst keiner..❤❤❤❤❤
nein😂😂
Senna Sempre! I am going to cry for sure!
The eyes in the helmet look amazing.
Such a great shot. Couldn't agree more
Yep. Makes you want to cry along with him
This scene is legendary. Senna had a 40-second advantage over Riccardo Patrese, but gearbox problems worsened, and Senna had to use only sixth gear in the final laps. But he resisted and won for the first time at home.
As a Brazilian-American, and MASSIVE Senna fan, this looks intriguing 👍👍
My friend has developed an interest in Formula 1 and so naturally she has been trying to recruit me. We’ve been watching old races and reading about legends such as Senna. We knew he died racing but we hadn’t delved deep into it until we did and I was never okay. I can’t see his name without my heart breaking for someone I never knew. What a story and what a legacy.
The same for many of us❤
Just teared up...This guy was one of the biggest legends in Brazil.
probably lung cancer too eh
Arrepiou a minha alma. Nossa, nostalgico, assistia muito as corridas dele nos finais de semana quando menino.
The first and last of my driving heroes. Everyone since has simply been a character I like. No one compares to that man. I still have hard times watching things about him without tearing up.
Exactly the same, and that defines his greatness, beyond any other human❤
I clicked on this as soon as I saw this, I remember seeing his crash, it was hurt too watch. RIP the Goat
For those who are not Brazilian, they don't know who Ayrton Senna is. In Brazil he has the status of a hero, not a national hero but something supernatural. A God of speed and courage. Ayrton practiced charity and hid it from the public because he thought it was wrong to promote himself like that. He was that kind of person. He is much more loved than Pelé. And Pelé is loved too... but Ayrton managed to stay a step higher.
Ayrton is very well known in Europe.Except United States and some places in Africa he is very well known.
Todo o planeta conhece Senna, só os americanos que não...
Believe me, the rest of the world knows who Senna was. Even the United States. There were tributes in car magazines when he died. Car and Driver published an extensive article on his last weekend.
Agree 100% with the OP. Senna is above Pelé in terms of popularity and achieved a status in the hearts of Brazilians that no one else will ever be able to match. He made us proud because not only he was competing in an elite sport but winning and being recognised as a force and feared by other drivers. European drivers from rich developed countries whereas Senna was representing all of us Brazilians from a third world country with a poor economy and a weak currency. We were there with him and we were successful. We already had that status in football (at the time anyway) and already had F1 champions (Nelson Piquet, for example) but Senna’s personality and the way he conducted himself on and off the track made F1 explode in popularity in Brazil at the time. You had to be there to truly understand what I mean. We felt really close to him and that’s why his death was so hard to accept. He was (still is) special and by far the biggest and most loved sports person in Brazil. EVER.
I think you underestimate the power of Senna for non-Brazilians. He's the greatest F1 driver of all time and he absolutely transcended the sport like no one before him or after him. There will never be another Senna. With Pele, he forgot his roots. Thought he was bigger than the sport. Was involved in shady business practices so his legacy and image was a bit tarnished. Senna is untouchable.
I know it's only a trailer, but why am I crying?
Passion.
Senna the GOAT ! i cant wait too see this. Hope they do him justice.
This series is about to be so perfect. Literally gave me chills from my whole body to the bone! Can't wait for the GOAT Ayrton Senna's life series!!
I have met with him three times, fortunately. I can remember his soft and warm palm at shaking hands. Ayrton is always in my mind.
Cara, arrepiei só com o trailer
i already cried, just by watching this teaser....
@Netflix The bar for this film is so high, it's in heaven.
Omg ... Crying ... Goosebumps ... Happy ... I don't know how I feel. So many memories of Ayrton.
I can’t have it. I’m already crying here! I was 15 when he died. I remember the mourning. Lost my biggest idol. My Hero.
I still remember, to this day, 30 years later, where I was, what I was doing when watching THAT race when a "Racing Treasure & a Global Treasure" was taken from us.... Senna is Eternal...... ❤❤🙏🙏🏎🏎
An absolute master of his craft. ❤🇮🇪🇧🇷
I ❤AYRTON SENNA, i WAS THERE WHEN CRASH, I CRY and newer get back to see F1
Finally I'll remember my happy childhood Mondays mornings. Miss you Senna. Eterno Campeão! 🇧🇷🙌
Interlagos flashbacks just now. OMG I've got massive goosebumps!!!!
Gracias por esto Netflix!
You better do this f1 legend proud!
They better. No greater driver
For all foreign people, you don't have idea how much a series like these one means to brazilian people! But for every Ayrton's fan in the world, we are keeping his legacy alive since ever here! And even who didn't see Ayrton racing like myself, knows how much important he was and still be! Thanks Netflix for this masterpiece! Ayrton Senna do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
And I hope that Brazilian people know how much Ayrton Senna means to the rest of the world.
This is the one that better spot on. If we don't relive the details that made this man an icon, we will never fully understand how to be better ourselves
God knows for how long I've been waiting for a movie on Senna. Please let it be good ❤❤❤
This literally GAVE ME GOOSEBUMPS!!!!!
Netflix that's how a trailer should be to promote a series. Very detailed and presented in a new perspective. Incredible and breathtaking.
Not sure, did you hear the iconic engine sounds of that era ? Here sounds very wrong
@@nixdahouse something sounded very 'off' about the engine sound. The car looks fantastic. But the way the driving was shot, for this teaser at least, didn't look great to me.
@@phillydelphia8760 exactly, maybe low budget or no time to complete the scene better
@@nixdahouse maybe that's the case. I do hope so, I really want this to be as good as it can be.
The quality and style of this looks like a cologne TV commercial
Wow. Goosebumps all over. Don't have Netflix but maybe I'll give it a try with this.
“I am the speed”
I'm crying at the trailer. This is going to be incredible.
this is the essence of true racing: "And so, you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high." Ayrton Senna
My dad told me about Ayrton Senna yesterday, He seemed special to the Brazilian people and a legend in F1
RIP Ayrton Senna (March 21, 1960 - May 1, 1994), aged 34 You will be remembered as a legend. Today marks the 30th anniversary of his untimely death.
Ayrton Senna melhor piloto de todos os tempos!!!
Só não foi melhor que Nelson Piquet...
@@LittleCof Ah cala boca!
@@higorsantana4646 boa 😂😂😂
@@LittleCof Teu ku
as a massive F1 fan i am super exited for this, Senna is a absolute beast and legend. LETS GO MCLAREN
schumi fan here, this man.... artyon is goated, cant be considered out of the goat debate
SENNA, The legend!
ACELERA AYRTON!!! 🎉
Absolute chills. Aryton Senna drove that formula 1 race car with one hand on the steering wheel and the other on the shifter because the shifter broke... while driving in the rain... and still finishing first. LEGEND!!!
I'm not an F1 fan, but I remember only getting excited about this legend when I was a kid. I really look forward to watching this insight into the great man's life. An inspiration to push yourself to the limits. However, in the end, this was his downfall. To die on a hill. You can either live life playing safe, not pushing yourself, not reaching your full potential, not being fulfilled. Or you can go out doing the thing you truly love. It's similar to loving someone and losing them, or never loving at all.
My eyes lit up in excitement when I saw it in my recommendations. I've been waiting for this to arrive..
This looks incredible. Just two seconds in.
Can’t wait to see this. He was my childhood hero. ❤
That Honda engine Scream is the real music... F1 will never be the same without this kind of sound
Brought a smile to my face and tears to my eyes! All the years came rushing back.
At last a Senna movie, I cried with the teaser, I hope the movie is just as good!!!
It’s a show
Senna is a legend! I remember i watch him while i was a kid not knowing who he is i just understand that this car driver is good and i like him to watch. True legend with those old cars not like this cars now that is thousends time easier to drive. No matter how many times someone now will break his records , its not relevant with current tehchonoly and cars.
They really put effort into this. I hope this gets many awards