The Formula 1 it has been proposed to achieve that the USA be one of the most special Grand Prix of the year, and that is being seen in details such as the number of custom helmets that the pilots have brought this weekend or in the laps that some pilots have given with the odd special car. One of them has been the one that Daniel Ricciardo has given with Dale Earnhardt Sr’s 1984 Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR, but there has also been another very special lap in this case taking advantage of the outstanding presence that Acura, American subsidiary of Honda, is having in this GP in the Red Bull teams motorized by the Japanese manufacturer.
Emulating Senna’s video in Suzuka
And it is that this link has allowed Pierre Gasly get behind the wheel of the mythical Honda NSX original (or Acura NSX as shown here), that is to say the famous supercar from the 90s that he also drove, and even helped develop Ayrton Senna himself, leaving an onboard video for history at the Suzuka circuit.
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Now, some three decades later, it was the turn of the young French AlphaTauri driver who leaves us this funny video published by the Italian team that actually replicates Senna’s old video with the NSX -mini window included showing your feet playing with the pedals-. Below you can see the original video to compare them, in this case with a right-hand drive NSX-R and on the Japanese Suzuka track.
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“I have to get one”
And from what can be seen Gasly has had a really good time with it, in fact, it does not seem that he has contained the slightest bit with this 30-year-old supercar, hurrying pianos, performing contravolantes, and leaving the odd cry of emotion. . “Incredible. I have to find a way to get one,” the AlphaTauri driver commented when he hadn’t even gotten out of the car yet.
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