@@mohamedvawda7684 Martin Brundle; 0-winner 0-Poleposition 0-Quickest lap 9 podiums in 1984 - 1989, 1991 - 1996. An international treasure. NO WAY…!!!! However, in his third race he broke his ankles in a crash during practice sessions.
@ not for his f1 racing career but for his decades of insightful commentary for which he has won numerous awards and accolades. In the late nineties and early noughties young fans like myself learnt about f1 from him and his punditry even now is a cut above other f1 pundits.
Martin is always so gracious and thoughtful. Never skirts the questions. Always adds detail to what he’s said in order to further clarify the point. Have really come to enjoy his perspective, and it’s just another reason why F1 was right to globalize the coverage including the US. He’s the real thing.
@@Sticktothemodels He has a contract for something like 16-18 races, so he's doing the same amount that he did when he was a driver and when he started commentating. It will be devastating when he stops, I can't remember a time when he wasn't a commentator.
I would never say Martin has British Bias. I don't think he sees nationality, he just sees individual skill. But a lot of his colleagues can't hide their feelings. Anyway, Martins a legend of the sport! Would love to hear the Bernie stories !
Of course he has some British bias, it's effectively impossible not to have it. That said he is by far the most impartial of the Sky Sports F1 team regulars.
@@Mcquiz95 I agree, but it seems to be different for him - it's more a personal fondness and professional admiration coming through, rather than the straight-up propagandising you get from Croft, Hill and the like.
maybe a controversial opinion, but why can't commentators have bias opinions, I'd almost rather they openly disagree and discuss things on air. The best commentators are those passionate enough to react naturally.
As a Dutch Max-fan I might add: there is no British bias. Indeed, I admire Sky F1 and F1TV for a rather impartial love for the sport in last years. Sir Brundle is the best, so wellspoken. Now, let's talk FIA bias ...
It is always nice to watch and listen to Martin. He is a legendary commentator of F1 for his skill, his wisdom, his foresight, his impartialness, etc. Hope he stays with F1 for many years to come! Bravo!
One of the funniest things martin has ever said as a one liner is 'it's all turned to custard for D'ambrosio' 😅 when he crashed or retired from a race.
I especially liked the interaction with ozzy osbourne when after all the jiberish of ozzy he said “brilliant i will try to think of a question for that answer”
Martin , you are absolutely known as a great commentator who delivers a fantastic pre race highlight. It’s great to see the interactions and the respect with the drivers. Hopefully we will see Sir Jackie on the grid getting you some behind the barrier personnel to speak with. Anyone who refuses to speak or engage with you reflects on them not you. Keep up the great work. Might see you in race 1 Melbourne 25!🏎️👍😎🎬
As an international viewer, I find Martin’s comments to be extremely unbiased and very well judged. His impulsive calls on race incidents are always spot on. His ability to read a race is unmatched, I find it hilarious that sometimes he needs to wake Crofty up of what’s really happening in the race.
Haven’t missed a race since 1988. Seen Martin drive and commentate. I especially like when Martin is describing what a single car/ driver is doing for a whole lap, and when Martin is standing beside the track. Always have Sky Sports commentary on my F1 TV feed if Martin is at the race. Thanks for everything, Martin!
I loved to have a pint with Martin I can imagine the stories he would have I've followed F1 since 75 and still get excited when it's race day and martin's grid walks even in free practice Martin walks round the track showing great spots and he see in the cars at that part of the track keep it up Martin the new Murrey walker without the few mistakes that Murrey was famous for
Martin is the greatest! Seen all the races he has co commentated on. A natural broadcaster, if you asked me. And a Norfolk boy, like me. So he's got to be awesome 😂
To me, Martin is one of the most important voices of F1, outside of drivers and team principals of course. His voice, his way of speaking and explaining things easy understandable is second to none. It feels like he is well respected on and off the grid. I enjoy listening to him and I appreciate is opinions. The only other person I can remember from the past was Marc Surer, who was and possibly still is very similar. Nico Rosberg, whom I didn't like very much as a driver, I respect a lot as a commentator. Jenson Button is also someone I have a lot of sympathy with. I hope these people stick around, because they make F1 a lot more approachable and enjoyable!
Yeah the British fans like him I understand. He is only totally not neutral. Ask Vettel, Alonso, Max. And people like Schumacher and Senna could also say how unfair British media was.
I remember a question which, I believe, Murray Walker asked Martin. The question was "What are the chances of (cannot recall the rest of the question)" And Martin's answer was "Slim and None.... and Slim's left town"
Lime Rock 1988 GTP. A really good watch. Martin's only race at Lime Rock. He was driving the TWR Castrol Jaguar XJ-9. He smashed the track record in qualifying.
Really enjoyed this one! He’s so interesting to listen to. I’m lucky enough to have bumped into him as he and Rachel were on their scooters getting around the Monza track 2 years ago! He was so lovely and happy to take a picture😊
Martin, we love you and enjoy your work. You bring great value with your insights. Your common sense and humility about any topic are so refreshing. We trust you. You are the voice of F1, like Murray was.
I genuinely question whether I'll continue watching F1, certainly as avidly, when Martin chooses to retire. He has been part of my F1 journey since the 90s and I've learnt the sport through him, what a great bloke.
Only on his side of the booth though. MB is still ace. I actually think KC is very good now but it still puts a dampener on the weekend when you see on a Friday that MB isn't there!
@@atiqkhan1832 There are many Croftisms that are painful, but the thing for me is the strained links he makes. "And Lance Stroll had just gone off, Crofty". "And strolling off in the lead, Martin, is Max Verstappen". Everything. All the time.
Won Daytona 24, Le Mans 24, was successful in F1 and Sportcar. Ultimate racer! I don't look so much for championships but how well a drivers ability would translate into other series' and how active they seeked out these challenges + how long it took them to make headway. Brundle ticks them all.
As a Dutch Max-fan I might add: there is no British bias. Indeed, I admire Sky F1 and F1TV for a rather impartial love for the sport in last years. Sir Brundle is the best, so wellspoken.
I look forward to Martin's grid walk. Especially when he tries to engage someone that doesn't want to partake...and a cheeky quip is quickly left for him/her as he carries on
❤ Martín is exceptional ❤ In decades of watching him I've been consistently astounded by his expertise, clarity, insight, accuracy and fairness. He is incredible at what he does. The best. I think he should be SIR Brundle.
Martin was offered a Sauber drive mid 97, but turned it down siting prep time, but think he had found his 2nd calling by then. One of my favourite people in motorsport.
@@johanfeenstra8778 Exactly that Johan. Question are you Johan who together with Eline wrote comments at gpblog? I really like your comments that you give, and it reminded me of the Johan I was talking about.
The only thing I disagreed with in this whole podcast was that British drivers don’t get preferential coverage. Ofc they do we only have to look at Brazil just gone , it was all Norris , Norris , Norris. They had to swallow the pill when max won from all the way back. Anyway apart from that .great podcast.
You guys need to grow up. Any pundit, any presenter, any PERSON will have bias. - It’s called being a human. Just grow up. Nobody criticises Ferrari or Italian media for being pro Ferrari. It’s the real world.
Imo the SSF1 coverage has been in a decline. Martin is the best part of their coverage and personally i quite like Ted and his notebook but i does seem to me like Sky have gone down a road of “quantity rather than quality” I watch the races but switch off straight afterwards,sometimes on to here to catch the f1tv show and the notebook once uploaded.
19:32 I know him as the man who won Le Mans and the World Endurance Championship. 35:00 As someone who is English, Martin is wrong there. Sky are hilariously bias towards British drivers. It's so annoying and totally undermines their credibility. 39:01 Thank you Mr Interviewer for proving my point so immediately and succinctly. "How have you enjoyed ...." Not giving the option that you haven't.
Have always appreciated Martin's knowledge, and forthright way of imparting it. And now....he has even more highly valued in my view, given that he's rightfully called out Musk as The GID (Globally Interfering D...)
As a reporter, “gut feelings” are not professional. He should comment based on facts if he doesn't want to keep losing credibility. Let me tell you some facts: Sergio “Checo” Pérez plays a critical role within the Red Bull Racing team, offering strategic insights and an in-depth understanding of the team’s future direction. During the Brazil Grand Prix, his strong start contributed to Max Verstappen gaining at least six positions. Despite challenges with his car’s performance, Pérez consistently delivers valuable points for the team, demonstrating resilience and skill in the face of technical limitations. At the end it looks like he manages the team, since he knows better and in advance, thank you what is the future of RedBull’s contracts. That value is noticed by Red Bull and obviously it makes big brands support him.
This is insightful as to where sky goes wrong... Martin thinks that their main audience is actually British but they forget their feed goes international so the majority audience is actually non British.... It's also a pity he doesn't realize their inherent biases towards British drivers. Honesylt a huge number are stuck with sky for lack of alternative broadcasters with their bias presentation
Remember folks, Liberty Media make business decisions based on F1 social network effectiveness analysis. Sky Sports have got to up their game if they want to keep the broadcast rights. Which is why we are getting content like this 👍👍
@@Mick-np7buexactly!! It's weird that people are complaining that a British broadcast company that reports to British people about British sportsmen n women is to British
Love the talk about Murray Walker. But wasn’t Robin Miller (RIP) also a pioneer of the Grid Walk? Surprised Martin didn’t pay homage to Robin in America as well.
The interviewer here did okay but he doesn’t know his subject well enough. When Brundle said he’d forgotten why he and MSC fell out after Nurburgring 2001 (when Brundle chastised Michael for hunting his brother Ralf towards the wall at the start) and the duo didn’t speak again until Brazil 2006 (MSC’s final F1 race), the interviewer should have been able to step in and remind MB of that incident because it was well documented at the time. Also it was Spa 89 when Brundle had his first taste alongside Walker as colour commentator, but I’m highly skeptical that Murray ever held his hands up in the commentary box because he didn’t have something to say, I’d imagine it was more likely in frustration at the commercials because Walker was known to get wound-up by those, especially when major events occurred while ITV were off the air (Hungary 97 and Nurburgring 97 immediately spring to mind). Overall though, Brundle comes across well here and I love that he picked Suzuka 99 and his favourite gridwalk when he nabbed Hakkinen, because that was brilliant! Although personally I rate the Nurburgring 1998 gridwalk ahead for those who have seen it. Good job MB, you remain the best colour commentator and a strong pundit in the F1 series even now in 2024.
I have a lot of respect for mr Brundle, but lets ask Hill and Kravitz how balanced they are. Its the villainising of Senna(Mansel), Schumacher(dirty), Montoya, Alonso (Ham), Vettel and now Verstappen. Biased is no problem, villainising is. Imagine a World cup football were every opponent are bad guys.
Martin for PM ! …….. Totally unacceptable obviously, you can’t have a straight talking, honest politician. It would be fun to see him “grid walk” some sense into the rascals 😂
Come on Martin. All non British champions in the recent past say British media are biased and were demonizing them. Fernando, Seb and now Max. You really think this is not the case? If Max sets one foot wrong you guys have complete analysis on the matter and saying he is too aggressive. When one of the British drivers does something wrong there will be excuses made for what they did or their mistakes are completely ignored and not talked about.
Could listen to Martin all day
Almost thought u were a bot
Agreed @@NicotineRosberg big fan by the way
No way, its a zero Ferrari winner😠
Same here!
Yeah,that SkyF1 xenophobia didnt start with Max. Schumacher,Vettell and Alonso all when they are competitive.
LEGEND. International treasure. Knows so much about everything and everyone in F1 but will not divulge anything that will break anyone’s trust.
Legend on his GB island...
Hmmm, international treasure? I don’t know about that. National treasure? Sure thing 🤓
@@mohamedvawda7684 Martin Brundle; 0-winner
0-Poleposition
0-Quickest lap
9 podiums in 1984 - 1989, 1991 - 1996.
An international treasure. NO WAY…!!!!
However, in his third race he broke his ankles in a crash during practice sessions.
@ not for his f1 racing career but for his decades of insightful commentary for which he has won numerous awards and accolades. In the late nineties and early noughties young fans like myself learnt about f1 from him and his punditry even now is a cut above other f1 pundits.
Great to see Martin doing this.
Martin is always so gracious and thoughtful. Never skirts the questions. Always adds detail to what he’s said in order to further clarify the point. Have really come to enjoy his perspective, and it’s just another reason why F1 was right to globalize the coverage including the US. He’s the real thing.
Absolute legend of the sport. Please never retire 🙏
Preach 🙌
His legacy is right there to carry on the legend
Unfortunately it seems like he’ll step away pretty soon. Doing fewer & fewer races every year. Enjoy him while he’s still here!
@Sticktothemodels yeh I thought that. Its unfortunate but understandable
@@Sticktothemodels He has a contract for something like 16-18 races, so he's doing the same amount that he did when he was a driver and when he started commentating. It will be devastating when he stops, I can't remember a time when he wasn't a commentator.
I selfishly want Martin at every race like the old days! It just doesn't feel right without him! Absolute legend!
No way….
I would never say Martin has British Bias. I don't think he sees nationality, he just sees individual skill. But a lot of his colleagues can't hide their feelings. Anyway, Martins a legend of the sport! Would love to hear the Bernie stories !
Of course he has some British bias, it's effectively impossible not to have it. That said he is by far the most impartial of the Sky Sports F1 team regulars.
@@Mcquiz95 I agree, but it seems to be different for him - it's more a personal fondness and professional admiration coming through, rather than the straight-up propagandising you get from Croft, Hill and the like.
maybe a controversial opinion, but why can't commentators have bias opinions, I'd almost rather they openly disagree and discuss things on air. The best commentators are those passionate enough to react naturally.
As a Dutch Max-fan I might add: there is no British bias. Indeed, I admire Sky F1 and F1TV for a rather impartial love for the sport in last years. Sir Brundle is the best, so wellspoken. Now, let's talk FIA bias ...
It is always nice to watch and listen to Martin. He is a legendary commentator of F1 for his skill, his wisdom, his foresight, his impartialness, etc. Hope he stays with F1 for many years to come! Bravo!
One of the funniest things martin has ever said as a one liner is 'it's all turned to custard for D'ambrosio' 😅 when he crashed or retired from a race.
😂😂
That's a "murrayism" from Martin himself!
My old favourite was "that didn't work! That didn't work you hit the wrong part of him My friend"
well that is the brand of custard
@@jonnywalker3208 Yep he knew instantly that Schumacher did that on purpose.
I especially liked the interaction with ozzy osbourne when after all the jiberish of ozzy he said “brilliant i will try to think of a question for that answer”
Martin , you are absolutely known as a great commentator who delivers a fantastic pre race highlight. It’s great to see the interactions and the respect with the drivers. Hopefully we will see Sir Jackie on the grid getting you some behind the barrier personnel to speak with. Anyone who refuses to speak or engage with you reflects on them not you. Keep up the great work. Might see you in race 1 Melbourne 25!🏎️👍😎🎬
I found his commenting too superficial
As an international viewer, I find Martin’s comments to be extremely unbiased and very well judged. His impulsive calls on race incidents are always spot on. His ability to read a race is unmatched, I find it hilarious that sometimes he needs to wake Crofty up of what’s really happening in the race.
Haven’t missed a race since 1988. Seen Martin drive and commentate. I especially like when Martin is describing what a single car/ driver is doing for a whole lap, and when Martin is standing beside the track. Always have Sky Sports commentary on my F1 TV feed if Martin is at the race. Thanks for everything, Martin!
What a legend. Could listen to Martin all day!
I loved to have a pint with Martin I can imagine the stories he would have I've followed F1 since 75 and still get excited when it's race day and martin's grid walks even in free practice Martin walks round the track showing great spots and he see in the cars at that part of the track keep it up Martin the new Murrey walker without the few mistakes that Murrey was famous for
Martin is my favorite person in F1! In Canada most of the races are obscenely early and I'm always happy to wake up early to catch the grid walk!
Martin brundle is as important as Sir Jackie Stewart to F1. His knowledge is unmatched and says it as he sees it without bias.
The essence of Formula 1.
Martin, you are absolutely wonderful ..
Martin you are brilliant, I've been listening since 2008, and your easy of giving knowledge really made me fall in love with the sport.
Great questions, thoroughly enjoyed it, ty guys 👍✌️
Martin is the greatest! Seen all the races he has co commentated on. A natural broadcaster, if you asked me. And a Norfolk boy, like me. So he's got to be awesome 😂
I could listen to Martin all day long
To me, Martin is one of the most important voices of F1, outside of drivers and team principals of course. His voice, his way of speaking and explaining things easy understandable is second to none. It feels like he is well respected on and off the grid. I enjoy listening to him and I appreciate is opinions. The only other person I can remember from the past was Marc Surer, who was and possibly still is very similar. Nico Rosberg, whom I didn't like very much as a driver, I respect a lot as a commentator. Jenson Button is also someone I have a lot of sympathy with. I hope these people stick around, because they make F1 a lot more approachable and enjoyable!
Yeah the British fans like him I understand. He is only totally not neutral. Ask Vettel, Alonso, Max.
And people like Schumacher and Senna could also say how unfair British media was.
Complete gentleman he's been a part of my F1 journey forever and long may it be so
I remember a question which, I believe, Murray Walker asked Martin.
The question was "What are the chances of (cannot recall the rest of the question)"
And Martin's answer was "Slim and None.... and Slim's left town"
Lime Rock 1988 GTP. A really good watch. Martin's only race at Lime Rock. He was driving the TWR Castrol Jaguar XJ-9. He smashed the track record in qualifying.
Really enjoyed this one! He’s so interesting to listen to. I’m lucky enough to have bumped into him as he and Rachel were on their scooters getting around the Monza track 2 years ago! He was so lovely and happy to take a picture😊
Martin is a fantastic broadcaster and a real level headed analyst, other could learn.
The best at what he does and pretty much the only reason to watch Sky f1 ( plus Bernie and Anthony D).
Martin, we love you and enjoy your work. You bring great value with your insights. Your common sense and humility about any topic are so refreshing. We trust you. You are the voice of F1, like Murray was.
This guy is a legend, we love you MB!
Great interview, huge respect for Martin and all he has done for F1.
I genuinely question whether I'll continue watching F1, certainly as avidly, when Martin chooses to retire. He has been part of my F1 journey since the 90s and I've learnt the sport through him, what a great bloke.
Murray Walker: Our job is to inform and entertain
Crofty: Sorry we don’t do that here
Martin does okay though even if Crofty doesn’t always
Only on his side of the booth though. MB is still ace. I actually think KC is very good now but it still puts a dampener on the weekend when you see on a Friday that MB isn't there!
100%. Without Martin their whole coverage would be utterly intolerable. Simon, Ted, David, Damon, just terrible at their jobs.
Yeah crofty is hard work. Very opinionated and arrogant
@@atiqkhan1832 There are many Croftisms that are painful, but the thing for me is the strained links he makes. "And Lance Stroll had just gone off, Crofty". "And strolling off in the lead, Martin, is Max Verstappen". Everything. All the time.
What a legend could listen to him all day 👏
goodbye Martin, you have been the voice of F1 for me growing up in Malaysia, thank you thank you thank you terima kasih!
Won Daytona 24, Le Mans 24, was successful in F1 and Sportcar. Ultimate racer! I don't look so much for championships but how well a drivers ability would translate into other series' and how active they seeked out these challenges + how long it took them to make headway. Brundle ticks them all.
As a Dutch Max-fan I might add: there is no British bias. Indeed, I admire Sky F1 and F1TV for a rather impartial love for the sport in last years. Sir Brundle is the best, so wellspoken.
Honestly I could watch/listen to Martin all day. Wonderful
I look forward to Martin's grid walk. Especially when he tries to engage someone that doesn't want to partake...and a cheeky quip is quickly left for him/her as he carries on
Bless you, Martin
Such a top bloke and credit to the sport.
Great interview, really enjoyed it. Martin you are a legend. Please keep going.
Itv cutting to a break so late in the race on the last sector at Imola was shocking. Schumacher and Alonso were having a proper battle out front.
That was so bad, while ITV were showing adverts for dog food and car insurance we were missing a classic.
MB is, without doubt, an F1 treasure. He and Crofty are now an iconic duo.
Crofty😢😢😢
Crofty is a buffoon
Crofty in an obese fool
Not sure how I can love a stranger , but I love this guy ! 🤘🏻🏁🏁
Excellent timing on this one with Gary Lineker retiring from Match of the Day
They started at a similar time aswell, Gary Lineker started hosting Match of the Day in 1999 whereas Martin Brundle started commenting in 1997.
@@forza1248 Yeah my thoughts exactly!
Great interview and a true steward of the sport.
❤ Martín is exceptional ❤ In decades of watching him I've been consistently astounded by his expertise, clarity, insight, accuracy and fairness. He is incredible at what he does. The best. I think he should be SIR Brundle.
Martin was offered a Sauber drive mid 97, but turned it down siting prep time, but think he had found his 2nd calling by then. One of my favourite people in motorsport.
that was to replace morbidelli who had a test crash, not to replace Larina so bit late in the day. morbidelli last race was 1995
such a great interview 🙌
Great podcast episode keep it up ❤❤🤟🤟🤟
So great to hear from Martin
Great interview.
One of the highlights of the weekend
The “British bias” does not refer to him. He is very neutral. Tue legend.
Martin, always a pleasure
Great interview with the icon
martin keep up the good work you are MR F1
9:24 - 10:24 Martin acknowledges and respects the true F1 fans, in the same way we respect him. It will be a sad day when he stops commentating 😢
Brundle: 'Here's the problem with getting adverts into a broadcast'.
Baker: 'Here's a word from our sponsor' 😂
Did Skysports forget about the informing and entertainment part at the Sao Paulo post race press conference 😂
🤣, The outcome of that race was not wanted so they just left, like a child who is angry because they don't get candy
Sky F1 is slaughtered online so the new tactic is ingore it all and talk about nonsense. Totally not relevant things.
@@johanfeenstra8778 Exactly that Johan. Question are you Johan who together with Eline wrote comments at gpblog? I really like your comments that you give, and it reminded me of the Johan I was talking about.
@@outlawf1272 Nope, i have no profile on that site.
Did you forget it was for written media only? Not even the Dutch broadcasters were present.
RIP Murray Walker 😢 …we miss your hilarious blunders
Brilliant episode
Martin is cool and had to take a lot of slack from celebs who snubbed him.
I enjoy his grid walk and commentary 👍
The TV makes him look so much older than he does on TH-cam😂😂
Legend. God bless you 🙏
When Brad Pitt snubbed Brundle, he was dead to me.
I won't watch the movie until he apologizes.
I stand on that.
The only thing I disagreed with in this whole podcast was that British drivers don’t get preferential coverage. Ofc they do we only have to look at Brazil just gone , it was all Norris , Norris , Norris. They had to swallow the pill when max won from all the way back. Anyway apart from that .great podcast.
He literally said sky is not biased and 'pretty balanced', all with a straight face.
😂👍
As if we don't know better, they are sore losers
You guys need to grow up. Any pundit, any presenter, any PERSON will have bias. - It’s called being a human. Just grow up. Nobody criticises Ferrari or Italian media for being pro Ferrari. It’s the real world.
@@Milkydrummer There's bias then there's Infatuation. Sky F1 has a real creepy vibe to it now
Imagine complaining because a British broadcast company that broadcast to British people about British sportsmen n women is to British
Living legend
Much respect
Imo the SSF1 coverage has been in a decline.
Martin is the best part of their coverage and personally i quite like Ted and his notebook but i does seem to me like Sky have gone down a road of “quantity rather than quality”
I watch the races but switch off straight afterwards,sometimes on to here to catch the f1tv show and the notebook once uploaded.
Just here for Martin Brundle ...remember this placard at COTA
Good lad, Martin.
He's the only one that is "balanced" on the whole Sky team
Martin, I am a big fan of your son, did you teach him to be a journalist or did he just take your lead?
It's ridiculous that he has difficulty with personel trying to block his access at races, he should be given a "super pass" to go wherever he likes.
next to the race, grid walk is my favorite. hope fully he will find Mahomes.
45:19 Stroll
Brundle Goat.
He certainly is never lost for words 👍✌️
Get that man a knighthood
19:32 I know him as the man who won Le Mans and the World Endurance Championship. 35:00 As someone who is English, Martin is wrong there. Sky are hilariously bias towards British drivers. It's so annoying and totally undermines their credibility. 39:01 Thank you Mr Interviewer for proving my point so immediately and succinctly. "How have you enjoyed ...." Not giving the option that you haven't.
Have always appreciated Martin's knowledge, and forthright way of imparting it.
And now....he has even more highly valued in my view, given that he's rightfully called out Musk as The GID (Globally Interfering D...)
As a reporter, “gut feelings” are not professional. He should comment based on facts if he doesn't want to keep losing credibility.
Let me tell you some facts: Sergio “Checo” Pérez plays a critical role within the Red Bull Racing team, offering strategic insights and an in-depth understanding of the team’s future direction. During the Brazil Grand Prix, his strong start contributed to Max Verstappen gaining at least six positions. Despite challenges with his car’s performance, Pérez consistently delivers valuable points for the team, demonstrating resilience and skill in the face of technical limitations. At the end it looks like he manages the team, since he knows better and in advance, thank you what is the future of RedBull’s contracts. That value is noticed by Red Bull and obviously it makes big brands support him.
Perez is a jobber.
Martin Brundle is F1. F1 is Martin Brundle. They’re mutually inclusive.
From a logical point of view that makes no sense whatsoever.
@@Arsenic71Obviously doesn't understand the meaning of the term. 🙄
@@Arsenic71you’re right - I meant inclusive lol - things that happen or exist together 😂🤦🏾♂️
No mention of the Brazilian Grand Prix after race press conference
Sky are bad losers and then they don't want to do their job. Worthless poisonous sky
Maybe it was done before the race but I did laugh when max said it
Martin already said it was for written media only, he is not invited to attend that. This is a podcast about his life.
martin seems to be fluid enough here has he done revision
This is insightful as to where sky goes wrong... Martin thinks that their main audience is actually British but they forget their feed goes international so the majority audience is actually non British.... It's also a pity he doesn't realize their inherent biases towards British drivers. Honesylt a huge number are stuck with sky for lack of alternative broadcasters with their bias presentation
Remember folks, Liberty Media make business decisions based on F1 social network effectiveness analysis. Sky Sports have got to up their game if they want to keep the broadcast rights. Which is why we are getting content like this 👍👍
Many countries have their own presenters etc choose another channel
@@Mick-np7buexactly!! It's weird that people are complaining that a British broadcast company that reports to British people about British sportsmen n women is to British
@@andrewbragg504 just any excuse to slag the Brits
loved that 👋
Legend
Love the talk about Murray Walker. But wasn’t Robin Miller (RIP) also a pioneer of the Grid Walk? Surprised Martin didn’t pay homage to Robin in America as well.
The interviewer here did okay but he doesn’t know his subject well enough.
When Brundle said he’d forgotten why he and MSC fell out after Nurburgring 2001 (when Brundle chastised Michael for hunting his brother Ralf towards the wall at the start) and the duo didn’t speak again until Brazil 2006 (MSC’s final F1 race), the interviewer should have been able to step in and remind MB of that incident because it was well documented at the time.
Also it was Spa 89 when Brundle had his first taste alongside Walker as colour commentator, but I’m highly skeptical that Murray ever held his hands up in the commentary box because he didn’t have something to say, I’d imagine it was more likely in frustration at the commercials because Walker was known to get wound-up by those, especially when major events occurred while ITV were off the air (Hungary 97 and Nurburgring 97 immediately spring to mind).
Overall though, Brundle comes across well here and I love that he picked Suzuka 99 and his favourite gridwalk when he nabbed Hakkinen, because that was brilliant! Although personally I rate the Nurburgring 1998 gridwalk ahead for those who have seen it.
Good job MB, you remain the best colour commentator and a strong pundit in the F1 series even now in 2024.
I have a lot of respect for mr Brundle, but lets ask Hill and Kravitz how balanced they are. Its the villainising of Senna(Mansel), Schumacher(dirty), Montoya, Alonso (Ham), Vettel and now Verstappen. Biased is no problem, villainising is. Imagine a World cup football were every opponent are bad guys.
He isn't Norfolk's most successful F1 anymore 😂
in person podcast is more interesting than in video.
Shame the questions were so obvious and unimaginative. Luckily Martin took the answers to an interesting place despite of the interviewer
Martin for PM ! …….. Totally unacceptable obviously, you can’t have a straight talking, honest politician. It would be fun to see him “grid walk” some sense into the rascals 😂
45:20 *cough* Lance *cough*
Come on Martin. All non British champions in the recent past say British media are biased and were demonizing them. Fernando, Seb and now Max. You really think this is not the case? If Max sets one foot wrong you guys have complete analysis on the matter and saying he is too aggressive. When one of the British drivers does something wrong there will be excuses made for what they did or their mistakes are completely ignored and not talked about.
5:01 Not Lineker anymore
9:38 10:46 12:30 15:30 18:06 19:25 21:38 21:59 22:45 25:23 28:03 30:21 30:40 31:00 31:41 32:46 34:00 34:57 35:46 36:15 37:25 42:10
Misc: 15:54
Per (Ham): 39:40
So is Crofty the "lead" commentator?
That would be a crime