Brazil 1991 Extended Highlights | Race 1000

The fans have spoken. We asked you to choose between three classics for a special live stream to celebrate F1's 1000th race - and Brazil 1991 was the winner. Join us in re-living Ayrton Senna's most memorable triumph.

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[JoeMamaZXW]

“The next Grand Prix is in 5 weeks time”
how times have changed

[justarandomguy]

Senna's happiness and pain scream at the end of the race will remain as one of the most emotional and touching moments of the entire Formula 1 history

It showed the world who Ayrton Senna was, a warrior, a fighter, a unbeatable legend

[MisatoKatsuragiHD]

49:07 for the emotion as Senna crosses the line
legend ❤️

[albertogoloe]

Yes!!!! We NEED more old races!! Keep it up.

[danielthomas]

Out of all the historic Grand Prix wins I have seen this is my all time favourite - the sheer pain, grit and determination for Senna to win in his home country against all the odds and the issues he encountered is simply awe inspiring in my view.

The victory scream at the end really does cut deep

[racerx]

I cried at that time and I am crying now....

That's a true hero! Senna forever!!

[DolfoLicks]

Senna was a BEAST. Simply the most talented f1 driver ever. Raw power and a LITERALLY INFINITE will to compete, unmatched, even by f1 standards where absolutely everyone is as competitive as can be.

[Maoulduin]

53:14 That helicopter pilot getting those angles boii!

[M.R.A.]

I was there. I got an autograph from Senna when he got off the helicopter next to "Senna's S" turn. I watched him raise his arms of victory in the crowd. Then I understood the heroic deed that had been. Yes, those who like F1 and go deep into the details of the problem with the gear, you will see that it was heroic. That's why Senna is so admired by me and especially by most of the drivers.

[hoohahraidors]

I was born in 2005 and Senna was the first F1 driver I ever knew of because of the documentary and he will forever be my all time favorite driver what an icon what a racer what a legend we miss you Senna I might be American but you have to put the Brazilian flag in this🇧🇷🏁🇧🇷🏁🇧🇷

[amirazraei]

i literally cried hearing his screaming and celebration. goosebump all the time

[yamamhaddad]

Dear Ayrton ... the tracks of the world were no longer enough for you, so you went racing in the stars.
Here in Brazil and worldwide we miss you so much champion...muito obrigado.

[ThePaineTrain]

I love how even the marshalls are jumping up and down and hugging each other after Senna won.

[uweclaunitzer]

This race is engraved in my heart. As for Ayrton in this race there might come a time in life, when you, against all odds, have to commit yourself. And if hell breaks loose, you won't back down. This HAS TO BE the time, there is no tomorrow. When I was at rock bottom in my life, this example helped me tremendously, and I am deeply grateful for that.

[Megaloryan]

Murray Walker, V12 engines, Senna, Mansell, Patrese. Yes, this is my favourite F1 era.

[crippledcrusader]

56:45 this moment right here is just awesome. The man is incredibly exhausted, gave everything he had to win the race, and summoned enough energy to raise the trophy

[itsmebatman]

It's kinda hilarious how the commentators didn't notice Senna wasn't shifting gears anymore. He wasn't using a semi-automatic gearbox like Mansell. It was super obvious from the onboards that he was doing the entirety of the last 3-4 laps in 6th gear. Murray even complained about being shown the onboards not understanding that even the guy picking the camera angles saw what was going on.

[nmelo]

That was a real epic victory. Memorable.

[gigihabib]

I watched it live when it happened and his emotion after winning gets to me every single time! Second only to the day that he died.

[djokernolecristi]

A piece of F1 history. As we celebrate 1000 races, this is what it's all about. Pure emotion, determination and sacrifice. And there is no other man as representative for this sport as the legendary Ayrton Senna