All language subtitles for Senna S01e05 Hero (Senna S01e05 Hero) (ENGLISH)

The values I have in my life are
stronger than any other people's desire to

influence those values,
to destroy those values.

We all have a responsibility to millions
of fans that follow racing on television.

It's our duty to make sure
that people with credibility

don't use Formula 1 to put
forward bad values and lies.

It will

go right to the end.

I refuse to walk
away from the fight.

Are you alright?

Ron Dennis called again.

You know what he wants?

He wants me to
write a retraction letter.

He wants to make sure
you can't stay in Formula 1.

In his team, sir.

I didn't lie about anything
in that interview, Dad.

And I'm supposed to
apologize to Ballesta.

You threw away everything
because of that guy?

I'm not asking you to
forget your principles, son.

Throw yourself off, Beck.

I want to show you something.

Take a look.

Since your karting days.

It's so much history.

Anything can happen
in an interview.

Do whatever you want?

Using another court
has changed my life.

And really makes you
feel I My apologies.

Okay.

Let us begin.

Williams.

First,

Riccardo Patrese
and Thierry Bootson.

Dallara.

Gianni Morbidelli and
Andrea De Cesaris.

Ferrari.

Alan Prost and Nigel Mansell.

Benetton, Nelson Piquet
and Alessandro Landini.

Larousse.

Eric Bernard and Akori Suzuki.

Leighton House.

Mauricio Guzman
and Ivan Capelli.

McLaren.

Lotus.

Derek Warwick
and Martin Donnelly.

I can't comment on the letter.

So Senna did send a letter.

Excuse me, there's
two letters here.

He hasn't apologised.

Minardi.

Pierluigi Martini
and Paolo Barilla.

Arrows.

Mikel Alboreto and
Bernd Schneider.

Leif.

Gary Brabham and
Franckos Capini.

Thierry.

Satoru Nakajima and John Alason.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

So, we're only missing McLaren.

Ron.

Gerhard Berger.

And...

Hyatt and Senna.

Thank you, Ron.

Berger and Senna.

This is the 1990
Formula One season.

It's Sam versus
Frost, my friend.

Once again, this race comes
down to the top two drivers.

Ferrari's Frost and
McLaren's Senna.

Who will win this battle?

This

time this year, he's close to
becoming two-time champion.

I

get the pole, but I still have to
start from the dirty side of the track.

And Frost gets the clean side.

That's ridiculous.

The race officials said they
were going to fix this mistake.

And so you sit
down with Balestre?

Of course.

I can send the letter
to him, and then he

can twist my words
and give it to the press.

You're lucky I am that
Balestre needs you.

He's the lucky one, not me.

I've worked my
whole life to get here.

All right, all right,
enough, enough, enough.

Come here.

At least he read
the letter you wrote.

He got the answer he deserved.

Now focus on the race.

Okay.

All the drivers in the
world are looking at you.

Because they think, stupidly,
that you are an exemplary.

It's a big mistake, of
course, but they think that.

So, dangerous behavior and or dangerous
maneuvers will be investigated immediately.

And may lead to
suspension of your license for

one or more Formula One
World Championship events.

Any questions?

Nelson.

There was a big fuck-up with
Ayrton last year, right here in Suzuka.

Why would we do
the exact same thing?

Listen, if you missed the
chicane, it's too to stop you.

All right?

If there's no
traffic, let you go.

If you have to turn
around, go backwards,

against all the other
cars, that's dangerous.

Everybody feels that way?

Thank you very much.

Yeah, thank you.

No, I can't stand it.

I can't stand this.

It's a joke.

Okay, okay, calm down.

After what happened last
year, it's a joke, this situation.

He just proved it here.

I said nothing.

And you see somebody running.

You're raising the point.

And you see everybody agree.

And last year was
really bad for me.

I got disqualified for this,
lost the championship.

Now it's allowed?

It only wasn't allowed for me.

I'm sorry.

I have to leave.

I'm sorry.

Rose won't give it up today.

I was fucked many
times by the system.

Today there's no way.

Today it has to be my way.

I don't care what happens.

It has to be my way.

Just don't let your
feelings get the best of you.

Because I don't want
that French midget winning

for Ferrari the first
year I'm not there.

I really like your smile.

You know, wait for it.

Hey James, your bet today.

I think whoever's leading after
the first corner will win the race.

But I never bet against Senna.

Last year the regulations
ensured Frost the title

after the controversial
accident with Sanna.

But this year Ayrton was
at an advantage, right?

Exactly.

If Ferrari's Frenchman doesn't score any
points today... Ayrton will be champion.

So Senna breaks his own record again
with number of poles, a total of 51 now.

Ironically, Prost is the beneficiary of
this one, though, after the race directors

refused to change pole position
to the clean side of the track, which,

in my opinion, is bullshit.

And the advantage
is given to Prost.

We'll just have to wait and see.

Cars are lined up,
drivers focused.

Alain Prost is in second place.

Ayrton Senna is in pole
position, starting on the side

of the track with less grip
off the ideal racing line.

Let's see how he defends
against Prost at the start, Galvão.

He has a chance to secure the
championship here in Suzuka.

I can't see anything.

If the race goes on and
Prost doesn't return, Ayrton

Senna will be a two-time
Formula One champion.

Let's wait and see.

Alain, it's safe to say this isn't the
ending you expected for the championship.

You know, I think Ayrton
has a small problem.

He thinks he cannot kill himself because
he believes in God and things like this,

but, you know, it's very
dangerous for the other drivers.

Will you be filing
a complaint, Alain?

I don't know.

Ask him a question.

How do you feel about
being a world champion?

It's not a bad
feeling at all, is it?

Congratulations on the title.

Jackie Stewart said
you've had more accidents

than all of the other
world champions.

Did he say that?

Do you think your title marks the
end of the gentleman driver's era?

It's funny you're asking
that, because I won

more races than anyone
in the last three years.

I got more polls than
anyone else in history.

I won two world championships
in the last three years.

There were 22 cars behind you.

Do you think that
move was a bit of a risk?

I saw a gap and
tried to overtake.

If you don't give up, if you go for
the gap, you're not a real driver.

That's another question.

Excuse me.

I'm not a real driver.

But the championship has once again
been decided here at the Japan Grand Prix.

I used to say that I was
a 1990 world champion.

Two world champions!

A two-time champion!

The latest guy here!

He's a two-time champion?

Two-time champion!

Two-time champion!

Two-time champion!

You all right, Puppet?

Yeah.

We're gonna leave soon, okay?

Let's tidy up these toys.

Mmm, what a mess.

You know, there's a
really pretty park nearby.

Maybe we could
go there tomorrow.

Isn't there a race tomorrow?

No, not tomorrow.

He's my favorite.

Yeah, I also like him.

The first one goes to
my little princess here.

You're welcome.

Go open it with Mina.

I'll help you, sweetie.

Is that mine?

This is yours.

And this is yours, you rascal.

So, is it the one you wanted?

Thank you!

Yes!

Now go play, all of you.

Go play.

What a hit, huh?

Right?

Oh, no.

I should have thrown that away.

No way, Mom.

I want to read it to you.

Ah, back.

You know who you are.

When you became champion this
year, I wish you could have seen it.

Fireworks all over
the city, sweetie.

So much noise in the alley.

It was impossible
to fall asleep.

I mean, why do you insist on
becoming champion in Japan, anyway?

Do you think it is my choice?

Well, yeah.

When you win here
in Brazil, you'll get it.

Been trying for years, Mom.

I know.

Winning Interlagos
is all I want.

We're gonna win today.

Almost time, right?

Senna won the
first one in Phoenix.

We're going all
in now, my friends.

After so many
years of near misses.

Let's hope Senna's
dream comes true.

His dream isn't just his,
because all Brazilians share it.

Senna's a two-time champion.

He's after this win as if it
were the one title he still misses.

They should learn the
meaning of hospitality.

They should learn about
courtesy and hospitality.

Vitalitsy, we are bringing
you the World Championship.

If you don't want it,
then we won't come back.

Excuse me.

...to

his first win here
in Interlagos, Brazil.

He's managing to keep Mansell and
Patrese's powerful volumes behind him.

The Renault engine has
defaulted considerably.

It's like no crew even
has a shot of matching up.

All right, Mansell's closing in.

He's left in half
a second's time.

So push, okay?

Keep pushing.

You can have a promising car,
but Senna still drives masterfully.

The race is almost over.

Mansell knows that if they sort out their
transmission problems, the Williams cars

will be unbeatable, even
for Senna's McLaren.

But Senna, of course, is
hardly willing to make it easy.

The line keeps pushing,
speeding up towards Ayuso Senna.

Mansell tries to squeeze every bit
of power out of the Renault engine.

Let's see how Senna
responds in the coming laps.

Look at Mansell!

Look at Mansell!

Mansell spun out and
he's out of the race!

Looks like it's a clear path for Senna's
victory in the Brazilian Grand Prix!

Nigel Mansell
is out of the race!

Will the tires hold on?

Can he keep the pace?

Just bring it home, Ayrton.

Just bring it home.

He has the 42nd lead
over Patrese, who's now

in second place after
his teammate spun out.

This is the year!

This year he won't let it
slip through his fingers!

Today's his day!

It seems a home win is
inevitable for the Brazilian driver!

He's winning at Interlagos, where he took
his first steps towards becoming champion.

Alcantara is not
going to take the race.

Once again, we are seeing...

Stuck on sixth gear.

Got to open up.

Ayrton, you need to pay.

You have to work.

Ayuso Senna is still in the lead,
but Patrese is drawing closer.

His 42nd lead is now
down to 30 seconds.

He lost a lot in that lap.

Ayuso Senna needs to push it
harder so he can maintain that lead.

Ricardo pushed to reach Senna.

His pace has dropped.

The difference between Senna
and Patrese is going down.

We don't know whether it's...

It would be a tragedy to have a problem
with a car at this stage of the race.

The difference is down
to a bit over 20 seconds.

Senna can't keep losing four seconds
per lap or it's going to get complicated.

I don't get it.

Why is he slowing down?

It appears that Senna
is stuck in a high

gear, so he's tip-turning
around the corner.

Can't allow the engine
RPM to go down.

From what I can gather here, Ayuso
Senna is having issues with the gearbox.

He'll have to change his approach to
stop the engine RPM from going down.

Clinging on by sheer strength.

Can't be fun getting along.

The captain, Patrese,
shrinks with each lap.

The Brazilian seems
unable to counter.

Ricardo Patrese was
the fastest on this lap.

Senna is leading Patrese.

Patrese is down to 9.6.

If he keeps this up, he'll end
up catching Ayuso Senna.

Guys, open up.

The rain is starting to come
down harder here at Izan Lagos.

The time has come.

It's time for him to show us that
he's the master of driving in the rain.

He's signaling.

He's made the right sign.

Would this be
good for him, Milton?

Today, I don't think it will.

Three laps to the checkered flag,
but Patrese can still ruin the party.

The lead has dropped to 5.4.

He sees Patrese in
his rear view mirror.

He's getting worse.

He's dramatic.

Patrese is holding.

He's out of channel.

He holds it.

He's in the endemic.

He's declaring.

He's coming to the end.

Ayuso's always had what
it takes to win here in Brazil.

But Lady Luck has
never smiled on him.

The transmission
is going to fail.

I don't think Ayuso can
make it to the end of the race.

Now it's down to sheer grit.

It's up to Ayuso's talent.

He's trying to use the rain to
his advantage here in Izan Lagos.

It's pure heart.

I'm getting one lap to go.

One lap to go.

There goes Senna.

It's the last lap of the race.

Senna keeps his car on
the track the best he can.

Senna has been simply marvelous.

Amazing.

We're going into the final lap.

The final meters of pavement.

The last corners of Interlagos.

A circuit that's practically a
second home for Ayuso Senna.

From start to finish.

And here he comes.

After this corner.

Here comes Senna.

The fans are eagerly awaiting.

Waiting to let out a scream
that's been bottled up for years.

The checkered flag is in
the hands of Mihaly Hidazi.

He's on the straight.

Here he comes to get his win.

Ayuso.

Ayuso.

Ayuso Senna Brazil.

A

heroic victory for Ayuso Senna.

This is one for the history books of
the incredible Spartan in Formula 1.

This will always be remembered
by the people of Brazil.

Of the whole world.

Gertrude Senna has done
an impressive job at home.

Nothing could stop him.

This is what makes Ayrton such
a beloved racer all over the world.

He goes flat out all the time.

And he never gives up.

Oh, Sid.

It's all right.

I'm here to help.

It's a muscle spasm.

We'll take care of you.

Yes, sir.

You're tired, weren't they?

Concentrate on your breathing.

Concentrate on your breathing.

Yes.

Slowly.

Carefully.

That's it.

If you're able...
Please stand up.

Stand up.

Yes.

Slowly.

Slowly.

That's it.

Good man.

Good man.

Slowly.

That's it.

Slowly.

Slowly.

That's it.

That's it.

Can you open the door, please?

You all right?

My shoulders.

Yes, my shoulders.

Vida!

Come here!

Give me a hug.

I thought, if this
works, it will be by force.

I said to myself, you've
been fighting so hard.

All these years to get here,
you fought so hard today.

This has to work.

This has to work and you
have to be the winner because...

God is bigger than all of us and He's
gonna give me this race after everything.

And that happened.

God gave me this win and...

I'm thankful.

Thank you, Brazil, to
everyone who supported me.

I felt this incredible support
this weekend from everyone here.

We had to win, right?

We couldn't lose, so we
went for it and we did it.

When you say we,
who are you referring to?

To Brazil and to all Brazilians.

Everyone who's been
watching, supporting.

Yeah.

All of Brazil was
on the track with me.

You can't be wrong

You're simply the best Come on,

step on your heart Call

your name on the
stage in a bit, okay?

A little birdie told me you
were here in the States.

In the studio.

Little bird.

It was a parrot.

Elvão, right?

It was lovely to
see you win Brazil.

Did you watch the race?

Of course.

I miss you so much.

I miss you, too.

I have to go.

So, do you like the car?

It's spectacular.

Huh.

Can I drive?

You

know, Mauro, I gotta say,
I've missed my Impala.

Yours?

It wasn't yours.

It was your dad's.

You sold it so you could go
to England, and now it's mine.

You should have seen
the state I found it in.

I didn't pay much for it, but...

I spent double
just to refurbish it.

Bro, it was
completely abandoned.

Hey, good morning.

Good morning.

I'm looking for Marcelo Silva.

Does he live here?

This letter you sent me
was very important to me.

It helped me a lot
when I most need it.

Do you remember it?

I suck at drawing.

But I enjoy
watching you driving.

It's hard to do that
stuff on this surface.

How fast can you
go on that hill?

I can go super fast.

You were super fast.

The first time I raced,
I was in a go-kart.

It's a car that's about this
size, small, but it has an engine.

So it's much faster.

And I remember getting
to the track with my dad.

He saw a couple of guys on the
side betting money on the race.

But I didn't care about that
because I just wanted to race.

Did you win?

No, because I crashed hard.

But that's how we learn, right?

Sometimes we mess up and crash.

Sometimes the car breaks.

Sometimes we
hurt our knee, right?

I have a present for you.

I didn't know you
were here already.

Came straight for a swim?

Yeah.

I really needed a seat.

Where were you yesterday?

I was in São Paulo with Mauro.

Can you believe Mauro
bought Milton's Impala?

Our Impala?

Our Impala.

64.

A classic.

I don't know how he
found it, but he did.

Bought it.

Rebuilt it.

Looks beautiful.

Looks better than
before, actually.

Crazy.

Awesome, right?

We went to visit this
boy, a friend of mine.

Marcelo.

He wrote me a beautiful letter.

A few letters, actually.

The one who did that drawing
you have in your trailer?

Yeah.

It was awesome.

It was really awesome.

But you know, on the
way to his house, Vivi...

We saw so much poverty there.

So much misery.

Brazil has the potential to
be the best place in the world.

I feel like I could
be doing more.

We could be doing more, right?

This

could be his seventh win.

He's won in the US.

He won in Brazil.

He won in Monaco,
Hungary, Belgium.

Now he's once again in the lead
here in the last laps of Suzuka.

Ayrton Senna could become
a three-time champion.

He's six seconds ahead
of his teammate, Berger.

The fans here in Japan
are ready to celebrate.

And so are the fans.

Senna slows down
on the title straight.

First

of all, congratulations on becoming
the world champion for the third time.

Ayrton, Ron.

But I have to ask.

Today's title, does it taste
less bitter than last year's?

It's been the most competitive
world championship ever.

It's been a memorable
championship.

Not only for me, but I think in
Formula One over the past few years.

The past two years were
89 with a disgraceful end.

When I won the race and
I was prevented to go to

the podium when I was
just about to go into it.

Bye-bye Leicester.

And I'll never forget that.

And as a result of that
was the 1990 championship.

We agreed before starting
qualifying that Paul's

position would be on the
outside with the officials.

And then Balester gave the
order after qualifying to not change.

And I always found myself
on the wrong side in pole.

I was so frustrated that I promised myself
that if after the start I lose the first

place, I would go for
it in the first corner.

Regardless of the
result, I would go for it.

When Prost wouldn't turn in
the first corner, I would go for it.

And that's what took place.

And that was a result of
politicians making stupid decisions.

And bad decisions.

Erdogan, Erdogan, Erdogan, do you intend to
write Balester another retraction letter?

Laura, if you want the truth.

The letter that was published
has nothing to do with me.

Excuse me, everyone.

Thanks.

You got the answer you deserved.

Your hair looks great like this.

You saw me at the
race yesterday, right?

You wear it
differently on the track.

Well, that was work.

Hair, make-up, uniform.

They're the same for every girl.

Do you really have to go?

I do.

Right now?

Early photo shoot tomorrow.

If you stay just a little
longer, I can give you a ride.

I'm a good driver.

Really?

You're a good driver?

I had no idea.

Beautiful girl.

She's quite special.

They got the race on repeat.

Absolute madness.

This is really something
to be appalled.

What's our friend saying?

That Williams fucked
us over last year.

Probably will do
it again this year.

Did he mention that if it wasn't for
Cross Vito, you'd already be with him?

I signed with you.

Yeah, one race at a time.

Single race contracts.

You're the most expensive
driver in F1 history.

And deservedly so.

Look.

We all want you to stick around.

But, yeah.

Best driver always
wants the best car.

We are back.