lets see what you have. Pics, videos, whatever

http://youtube.com/watch?v=OvBa5hQpyn4

 

the crazy thing is not so much the video for me but the fact that i've memorized every single curve, courner speed bump and dip on that track from GT4 lolol ;P

 

this could be a cool thread....


on a side note... monaco for F1 game thats comeing out on PS3... is gona be amazing.....


(anyone with a ps3 download the free demo off of playstation store)

 

R I P

What a sad day

http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...q=ayrton+senna

 

I know every single turn and dip on "The Ring". Hours and hours of playing. Check it out

 

no paddle shifters then

 

A day before died Roland Ratzenberger.. Ayrton Senna watched the video and shaked hes head,next day he was also gone.
I dont know what to say about it.. its so tragic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fVoN6sJDhw

 

the only guy who would beat schumi in equal cars.
my avatar is in memory of him. only person i ever idolized.

 

I still have the whole telecast of the 94 Imola GP.

A few years back it became very rare to find the footage of the actual impact; nearly all the onboard from Senna's car you find online these days cut when he leaves the bitumen.

Was a very sad day.

 

One of my favorite and possibly the best driver of all time.
Although as much as I hate to admit it, Schumi might be slightly better.
R I P.

 

A lot of guys were fast when the cars were set up just right for them but Senna was fast in every car and every condition, especially in the wet, which is the ultimate test of car control.

 

Senna is cool... I miss the days of F1 with him.

 

I miss the old days when the cars didn't have that many electronic components.
Senna was/is the man.

 

AFAIK, Senna has the highest ratio of poles to races started. Schumacher eventually eclipsed Senna's total number of poles, but only because he started many more Grands Prix.

 

I don't think there's any doubt who the best driver was and still is! He could be fast in any car outright, I guess he could adapt to every situation faster than other people. Also I read about how he prepared himself for races, I don't think there are any athletes that come even close to that. He would sit in the car fully dressed up and go through a full race just in his mind!!!! After he finished he would ask for the time and than do it again it he wasn't satisfied. Can you imagine going over 70 laps with 12-15 corners! The power of his will and desire to win was certainly bigger than any other athlete that I heard of!