Sounds dangerous to me!

 

Just watching this thing on top gear about him causing accidents by putting his car in a stupid place, hero? I think not! :s What a cnut!

yes mate i loved the guy but what he did was no different than what schumacher did and look what every english person says about him. and IMO thats racing bending the rules to the limit to win todays "racing" dont come close

ill be honest i dont follow f1 so im not sure about any of them but he hardly makes me think hes a hero!

Definitely a hero...but as ever, everyone to their own.

who was it that said 2nd is the first of the loser's!

 

dan.:cool3:

A hero, he did what he did to win, as Brundle said, "he gave you the choice to have the accident"

Webber did the same in a couple of GP's ago to Webber, and Stoner did the same to Rossi at the Sachsenring last weekend.

 

Senna gave so much to the underpriviledged kids in Brazil, after his death MV Agusta and the Senna foundation marketed a fancy F4 with the difference between the price of the basic bike and the special going to the charities he supported.

 

but he was a bit "dangerous to be around"

he had his dangerous moments, but watching him and the others of that era was something very different to todays F1, its was exciting from start to finish

doesnt give anyone the excuse to put other drivers in risk that was all but unavoidable by them. I dont see how its a quality to be celebrated!

 

Im not saying he didnt do good things over his life just quite suprised at the lack of regard for other peoples lives on the track!

A hero, he did what he did to win, as Brundle said, "he gave you the choice to have the accident"

 

he is the biggest tw@t and hipercrite (spelling) the sport has seen in a long time, he is a massive schumacher basher and here he is praising a guy who did the same thing WTF this sort of thing really boils my piss and a big reason i dont watch any more

Senna is probably 4th on my list behind best drivers