Ayrton Senna's tribute

[DonFerrari]

Chris Hu said:

BraLoD said:

DonFerrari said:
A fantastic man and country hero being homage by a superb company in a fantastic game... That is a combo breaker.

Indeed, he was our last hero.

I guess your forgetting that Brazil won the World Cup in 2002.

Except most don't care for the players that won the WC, and even some don't even care about that... but Senna is above Pelé right now. And for some brazilian friends the last soccer player that most had proud was Romário... I feel more pride on Gustavo Kierten, Diego Hypollito, César Cielo, and company than in any soccer player besides Rogério Ceni... I know Pelé was a great player but I don't care to much about him. But Senna was the reason most families would wake up every morning on Sunday and turn their TV on.

Vettel won't be the best of all time. Even if he pass Schumacher (that isn't even considered the best) in the number of titles, none of them ever had to really dispute the title point to point against a teamate of the same hability or win a championship with a worst car. No one will ever do as much fast lap in the same amount of races, no one will pass 6 cars in 1 lap in the rain with an inferior car. No one will go to Mônaco with the second worst car and have it victory robbed because of stewards. No one will payback in the same coin a year latter a foul play and fell proud of it and don't coward besides the president of the competition.

Man you have to really know Senna to compare Vettel or Schumacher... both were champions on proxy races, were like 1 or 2 of their titles were fought all the other ones they had a so superior car that rules had to be changed to try to get more competition. Nowadays we have like 4 good champions fighting out, but each of them just won wen they had better car. Felipe Massa had the chance to win with a slight worst car, but team mistake on 3 races and Hamilton luck in the last turn of Brazilian GP got him defeated.

You will never know someone so aggresive and compassionated on the track. Or someone as dedicated. Watch the documentary (that won't cover even 10% of his greatness) and maybe you will start to understand.

Did you knew he would walk over the whole circuit in foot several times to analyze every crank and nod so he could make the most in the race???

In the same race were he passed 6 in one lap he lapped all but the 2nd place (probably needed like 5 laps to do so) with an inferior car??? Once he had to start from the pitch, gone to last place, passed all, had his gear box failed and had to drive with just 2 gears in the end and still won the race?