Ayrton Senna and Nigel Mansell fighting in the final laps of the 1992 Monaco Formula One Grand Prix
This is an incredible video of Senna & Mansell fighting in the final laps of the 1992 Monaco Formula One Grand Prix.
Thanks and kudos to Moto (the Founder/ Administrator of Club4AG) for finding this video.
Mansell was leading by 25 seconds and was forced to pit to replace a blown tyre. This then set the stage for an epic battle between Mansell on fresh tyres and in a faster car, and Senna on almost bald tyres in a slower car.
This video is the last 3 laps.
If you want to see more of this race, there is also a longer version of it (which runs for 13 minutes with Japanese commentary) which you can view by clicking here.
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