Chris puts the McLaren Senna against a proper McLaren 650S GT3 car at Silverstone. Oh yes.
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Showing posts with label ayrton senna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ayrton senna. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
Monday, June 3, 2019
Neo-Motorsport Feature: Ayrton Senna's 1993 MP4/8 F1 Car And His Personal Mechanic, An In-Depth Look (Carfection)
Henry interviews Gary Wheeler, Ayrton Senna's #2 mechanic back when he was racing for McLaren in 1993. They talk Ayrton, yesteryear in F1 and the MP4/8 F1 car he raced last.
Video courtesy of Carfection.
Video courtesy of Carfection.
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Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Enthusiast Topic: McLaren Senna: A Tribute To Ayrton's Greatest Lap (Carfection)
Henry shakes down the McLaren Senna on normal roads and visits Donington Park where Senna drove what most consider his greatest ever circuit lap, in the legendary McLaren MP4/8.
Video courtesy of Carfection.
Video courtesy of Carfection.
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Tuesday, July 10, 2018
Automotive Workshop: The Lightweight Engineering Of McLaren Senna (Carfection+)
Henry walks us through the technical details of the McLaren Senna on this week's AW.
Video courtesy of Carfection+.
Video courtesy of Carfection+.
Monday, July 9, 2018
Track Pron: McLaren Senna: Track Review (Carfection)
Henry experiences the 800hp/tq McLaren Senna on the Estoril Circuit. #aeroking
Video courtesy of Carfection.
Video courtesy of Carfection.
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Monday, December 11, 2017
Current Events: The New £750k McLAREN SENNA! | FIRST LOOK (McLaren/Shmee150)
McLaren is back at em with the new Senna; track focused road car with some bonkers engineering.
Video courtesy of McLarenAutomotive.
Video courtesy of Shmee150.
Video courtesy of McLarenAutomotive.
Video courtesy of Shmee150.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
What to watch this Memorial Day Weekend (May 22nd - May 28th)
- Formula 1 - Monaco Grand Prix. From Circuit de Monaco. Practice 1. Thursday @ 5am - finish (NBCSNLiveExtra) live
- Formula 1 - Monaco Grand Prix. From Circuit de Monaco. Practice 2. Friday @ 8am - 9:30am (NBCSN(HD)) live
- Senna the Legend. Friday @ 7pm - 8pm (NBCSN(HD)) new
- Senna - Documentary. Friday @ 8pm - 10:30pm (VelocityHD)
- Formula 1 - Monaco Grand Prix. From Circuit de Monaco. Practice 3. Saturday @ 5am - finish (NBCSNLiveExtra) live stream
- Formula 1 - Monaco Grand Prix. From Circuit de Monaco. Qualifying. Saturday @ 8am - 9:30am (NBCSN(HD)) live
- Formula 1 - Monaco Grand Prix. From Circuit de Monaco. Race. Sunday @ 7::30am - 10am (NBC(HD)) live; re-airing @ 10:30am, 4:30pm & 11pm - pre-race @ 7am on NBCSN(HD)
- IndyCar Series - The Indianapolis 500. From Indianapolis Motor Speedway, from Speedway, Indiana. Sunday @ 11am - 3:30pm (ABC(HD)) live
- Top Gear (UK). Marathon of past episodes. Monday @ 5pm - 11pm (BBCAmerica(HD)) replays
- Motorweek. Tuesday @ 7:30pm - 8pm (VelocityHD)
- Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 8pm - 9pm (VelocityHD) replays
- Legendary Motorcar. Race Shop and GTX resto Mod. Tuesday @ 10pm - 10:30pm (VelocityHD) new
- Wheeler Dealers. Citroen 2CV. Wednesday @ 9pm - 10pm (VelocityHD) new
We have an outstanding weekend ahead, with two juggernauts of motorsport lore goin' down at the same damn time. The 98th running of the Indianapolis 500 will take place Sunday at 11am on ABC and the legendary Monaco Grand Prix will be taking place earlier that morning at 7:30am on NBC (with re-airings all day long).
Before we look to the magical street track that is Monaco, we have to speak about the previous race; Hamilton had a great race, holding off a hounding Rosberg through the checkered flag, but wasn't clean enough all the way through to keep it from being interesting. Peopled predicted this to Bahrain part 2, and it ended up being pretty close. Nico on softs, Hams on the hards; Hams seemingly losing trust in what his pit was doing for him during the race, in the form of information and appropriate chassis adjustments. This should be an interesting media week with some of the radio transmissions that took place throughout this fourth consecutive GP victory. What we know is that Hamilton wants a title this year, Nico wants it too and they both have the machinery to accomplish that task. All things being equal, Hams is pulling more out of his car and it shows. In the shadows of Mercedes' dominance is the return to the fold of Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull. Ricciardo has been at the front of the field for all of his races, including the vacated race earlier this Spring; he finally got his podium and it was much deserved. Seb showed his metal, coming from 15th to finish 4th, mixing it up in the pack which he's typically not known for. While he still had plenty of bad fortune, once again, he's definitely earning the respect of this viewer for his showing in Catalunya. The smoke has cleared and the drivers championship cement is firming up a bit; Hamilton, Rosberg (-3), Alonso (-51) Vettel (-55), Ricciardo (-61). Hulkenberg has been bumped out of the top 5.
Nico won the Monaco Grand Prix (his home Grand Prix) last year and I'm sure he's looking to do so again, which would not only make him a back to back winner, but also put him back a top the driver standings. Hamilton is now going to try to step on everyone's neck and separate himself to ensure himself against possible bad fortune in the future. Vettel has had a crap year in a car that wasn't fast enough, but is still in 4th. Ricciardo is starting to pay dividends and has been the third fastest driver just about all season to this point; I'm sure he's looking to keep the party going. Alonso is still scrapping as he always has, staying very consistent, but his teammate Raikkonen has finally gotten a handle on his car, enough at least for him to compete. Botas is out performing Massa, currently, in one of the two best looking cars on the track. The inter-team battle has been the highlight of 2014.
There are plenty of other regulars to look forward to, including all the Ayrton Senna you can handle. Enjoy your weekends!
Video courtesy of XCAR.
Before we look to the magical street track that is Monaco, we have to speak about the previous race; Hamilton had a great race, holding off a hounding Rosberg through the checkered flag, but wasn't clean enough all the way through to keep it from being interesting. Peopled predicted this to Bahrain part 2, and it ended up being pretty close. Nico on softs, Hams on the hards; Hams seemingly losing trust in what his pit was doing for him during the race, in the form of information and appropriate chassis adjustments. This should be an interesting media week with some of the radio transmissions that took place throughout this fourth consecutive GP victory. What we know is that Hamilton wants a title this year, Nico wants it too and they both have the machinery to accomplish that task. All things being equal, Hams is pulling more out of his car and it shows. In the shadows of Mercedes' dominance is the return to the fold of Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull. Ricciardo has been at the front of the field for all of his races, including the vacated race earlier this Spring; he finally got his podium and it was much deserved. Seb showed his metal, coming from 15th to finish 4th, mixing it up in the pack which he's typically not known for. While he still had plenty of bad fortune, once again, he's definitely earning the respect of this viewer for his showing in Catalunya. The smoke has cleared and the drivers championship cement is firming up a bit; Hamilton, Rosberg (-3), Alonso (-51) Vettel (-55), Ricciardo (-61). Hulkenberg has been bumped out of the top 5.
Nico won the Monaco Grand Prix (his home Grand Prix) last year and I'm sure he's looking to do so again, which would not only make him a back to back winner, but also put him back a top the driver standings. Hamilton is now going to try to step on everyone's neck and separate himself to ensure himself against possible bad fortune in the future. Vettel has had a crap year in a car that wasn't fast enough, but is still in 4th. Ricciardo is starting to pay dividends and has been the third fastest driver just about all season to this point; I'm sure he's looking to keep the party going. Alonso is still scrapping as he always has, staying very consistent, but his teammate Raikkonen has finally gotten a handle on his car, enough at least for him to compete. Botas is out performing Massa, currently, in one of the two best looking cars on the track. The inter-team battle has been the highlight of 2014.
There are plenty of other regulars to look forward to, including all the Ayrton Senna you can handle. Enjoy your weekends!
Thursday, May 1, 2014
What to watch this Weekend (May 1st - May 7th)
- WRC. 2014 Rally action from Sweden. Thursday @ 5pm - 6pm (MAVTV) replay
- Senna - Documentary. Thursday @ 8pm - 10:30pm (VelocityHD)
- Hunt vs. Lauda: F1's Greatest Racing Rivals. Friday @ 3am - 4am (VelocityHD)
- IMSA United Sports Car Championship - From Laguna Seca raceway in California. Sunday @ 1pm - 3:30pm & 5:30pm - 8pm (FS1), Sunday 3:30pm - 5:30pm (IMSA.com webcast)
- Top Gear (UK). Marathon of past episodes. Monday @ 4pm - 11pm (BBCAmerica(HD)) replays
- Motorweek. Tuesday @ 7:30pm - 8pm (VelocityHD)
- Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 8pm - 9pm (VelocityHD) replays
- Legendary Motorcar. Jessica's Healy. Tuesday @ 10pm - 10:30pm (VelocityHD) new
- Wheeler Dealers. Wednesday @ 8pm - 10pm (VelocityHD) replays
A solid weekend ahead with some great F1 related specials (Hunt vs Lauda was the inspiration for the movie Rush), some WRC action, USCC action at Laguna Seca and the regulars. Enjoy your weekends.
Video courtesy of Drive.
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Thursday, December 5, 2013
What to watch this Weekend (Dec 5th - Dec 11th)
- Mecum Auto Auctions. Muscle Cars and More 2013. From Kansas City, MO (Part 1&2). Thursday @ 3pm - 9pm (Velocity/VelocityHD) new; replay @ 9pm
- Mecum Auto Auctions. Muscle Cars and More 2013. From Kansas City, MO (Parts 3&4). Friday @ 3pm - 9pm (Velocity/VelocityHD) new - replay @ 9pm
- Senna - Documentary. Friday @ 10pm - 12am (ESPNCL) must see
- FIA European Rally Championship. Croatia Rally. Saturday @ 1pm - 2pm (VelocityHD) new
- Mecum Auto Auctions. Muscle Cars and More 2013. From Kansas City, MO (Parts 5&6). Saturday @ 3pm - 9pm (Velocity/VelocityHD) new - replay @ 9pm
- Top Gear (UK). Mini-marathon of past episodes. Monday @ 4pm - 10pm (BBC America(HD)) great replays
- Motorweek. 2014 Mercedes E250 BlueTEC. Tuesday @ 8pm - 8:30pm (VelocityHD)
- Chasing Classic Cars. Tuesday @ 10pm - 10:30pm (VelocityHD) replays
- Wheeler Dealers. Mini-marathon. Wednesday @ 4pm - 10pm (VelocityHD) replays
Have a good weekend all.
Thursday, May 30, 2013
What to watch this weekend (May 30th - June 5th)
- Senna - Documentary. Thursday @ 8pm - 10:30pm (NBCSN(HD))
- Rolex Sportscar Series - Chevrolet Grand-AM Detroit 200. From Belle Island Park in Detroit, MI. Saturday @ 5pm - 7:30pm (SPEED/SPEEDHD) live; replay @ 11:30pm
- Chasing Classic Cars. Marathon of Season 5. Saturday @ 1pm - 8pm (VelocityHD)
- King of the Curve: Porsche enthusiasts race against celebrities and pros. Sunday @ 12:30pm - 1:30pm (SPEED/SPEEDHD)
- Isle of Man TT. 2013 race action. Sunday @ 10pm - 11pm (VelocityHD) new; same day replay
- Top Gear (UK). Marathon of past seasons. Monday @ 2pm - 10pm (BBCAmerica(HD)) great replays
- Isle of Man TT. 2013 race action. Monday @ 10pm - 11pm (VelocityHD) new; same day replay
- Motorweek. 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Tuesday @ 8pm - 8:30pm (VelocityHD) new
- Isle of Man TT. 2013 race action. Tuesday @ 10pm - 11pm (VelocityHD) new; same day replay
- Wheeler Dealers. Top 5 80's icons. Wednesday @ 9pm - 10pm (VelocityHD) new
- Isle of Man TT. 2013 race action. Wednesday @ 10pm - 11pm (VelocityHD) new; same day replay
Solid weekend ahead. Look forward to some of our favorite regulars, new specials and the return of Grand Am racing to the streets of Detroit, Michigan. Stay sharp out there, as the award winning Senna Documentary is airing tonight (Thursday) on NBCSN, followed by a replay of the Monaco Grand Prix from last weekend. If you haven't watched it, you need to; so many cool home videos and footage that you never knew was being recorded, from his racing career, were integrated into the film. Isle of Man TT action is back for 2013! New same-day recaps are airing all week at 10pm on Velocity through next Saturday.
Enjoy your weekends and prepare for the cicadas. Yes, they're on the way to fly right into your cabin and paint.
Video courtesy of GrandAmVids.
Monday, April 15, 2013
F1 Pron: Senna vs Schumacher - 1993 Belgian Grand Prix
There not much needed to be said here; after this weekends race I realize I haven't posted any classic clips in some time. What better way to get back on track than a battle between arguably the two greatest F1 Drivers of all time, Schumacher and Senna. Enjoy.
Video hosting courtesy of Conquerer13.
Video hosting courtesy of Conquerer13.
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