Mr. Boy Messages 676 Messages ham_vet001 Feb 18, 2006 #1 Link Here's Ayrton Senna's 1991 Japanese Grand Prix pole position lap. Very nice stuff! And if you want to see more videos of the late Ayrton Senna at work, just type "Senna" into the Google Video Search.
Link Here's Ayrton Senna's 1991 Japanese Grand Prix pole position lap. Very nice stuff! And if you want to see more videos of the late Ayrton Senna at work, just type "Senna" into the Google Video Search.
Mr. Boy Messages 676 Messages ham_vet001 Feb 26, 2006 #6 C'mon y'all. Tell me what you think of the vid.
amp88 Messages 3,746 Feb 26, 2006 #7 Mr. Boy C'mon y'all. Tell me what you think of the vid. Click to expand... I think it was from 1989, not 1991. I think it's been posted before, also. It's a great vid though.
Mr. Boy C'mon y'all. Tell me what you think of the vid. Click to expand... I think it was from 1989, not 1991. I think it's been posted before, also. It's a great vid though.
toyomatt84 Messages 7,965 Feb 26, 2006 #8 I liked it, but dag those announcers need to shutup so I can hear the car. I also would like to go to Suzuka Land.
I liked it, but dag those announcers need to shutup so I can hear the car. I also would like to go to Suzuka Land.
Dorifto Messages 1,439 Feb 27, 2006 #9 That's used in a movie I own, 50 Years of Formula One On Board. It's from the 1990's and you can turn the commentary off.
That's used in a movie I own, 50 Years of Formula One On Board. It's from the 1990's and you can turn the commentary off.
Dorifto Messages 1,439 Feb 27, 2006 #11 Yeah I actually would buy it if you want to hear every era of Formula One pinned on all your favorite tracks.
Yeah I actually would buy it if you want to hear every era of Formula One pinned on all your favorite tracks.
Mr. Boy Messages 676 Messages ham_vet001 Mar 2, 2006 #12 amp88 I think it was from 1989, not 1991. Click to expand... Well that figures, since the engine is a V10 and not the V12 Senna's McLaren used in 1991.
amp88 I think it was from 1989, not 1991. Click to expand... Well that figures, since the engine is a V10 and not the V12 Senna's McLaren used in 1991.
No commentary. Must... go... buy. 
