murray.the ultimate legend.you are f1.and always will be,noone will ever replace you.i met you at goodwood.the ultimate honour for me.f1 will never ever be the same without you.rest in peace.and god bless you.
A thing I love about Murray that isn't quiet as obvious, is that he even makes youtube comments a harmonious place, not just any YT comments, but F1 youtube, a circle where you can't even say that Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Hamilton or Verstappen are good, without some one threatening your family. Show me any other person in F1 (or sports or the media as a whole) so universally loved. There are many people from F1 I look up to in utmost respect, but no one was quiet like Murray. He may be gone, but his magic remains. When I'm sad (or on any occasion, really...) I watch old F1 races or highlights and listen to Murray and he never fails to cheer me up. If I would get as old as he was, I would still have 56 years of keeping him alive in my memories in me. And given that I didn't even grew up with him, since I'm from a non English speaking country, and really just discovered him a few years ago, I have the hope that many people in the future will discover him in the future and find the same enjoyment in his work and keep him alive even longer.
I was too young to have watched any of the races he commentated on, but the commentary he lended to the video games on the PS1 are what introduced me to him and his amazingly exuberant and distinctive voice stuck with me as a kid playing Formula 1 '99. R.I.P. Murray Walker. 97 years is one hell of a run, but you'll still be missed.
Surprised to hear him commentating on the Nurburgring race of 2007! You learn something new every day. Murray was a joy to listen to. A humble and very nice person, a true legend of Formula 1, and that while he was never a driver in F1. His voice will echo on in all the fantastic memories we have from him.
What a wonderful technique at the start - his charisma behind the mic, his body movement, his change in tone - we don't see any of this in broadcast but the effort behind it is one of a kind. RIP Murray - the voice of motorsport.
I always found stupid if someone puts the exact same time to be 2nd. If you managed to do exact same time you should be ahead of the person who did it 1st because you set up that time again.
In 90% of cases track evolution means that the later in the session you are the faster your likely to be - with exception to rare and extraordinary weather changes ie pouring rain all of a sudden this has always been the case. So in actual fact to set the time after the first person is normally a harder task.
If you can't go faster than the current record you are not worthy. It's fair and adds an incentive to try harder. Happens a lot in racing video games, only because they are played a lot more...
He is by far the best sports commentator ever. F1 is just not the same without him.
murray.the ultimate legend.you are f1.and always will be,noone will ever replace you.i met you at goodwood.the ultimate honour for me.f1 will never ever be the same without you.rest in peace.and god bless you.
One of the reasons I got into motor racing was Murray's commentary. RIP
This year Mr Walker is 101 in heaven.
A thing I love about Murray that isn't quiet as obvious, is that he even makes youtube comments a harmonious place, not just any YT comments, but F1 youtube, a circle where you can't even say that Senna, Prost, Schumacher, Hamilton or Verstappen are good, without some one threatening your family.
Show me any other person in F1 (or sports or the media as a whole) so universally loved. There are many people from F1 I look up to in utmost respect, but no one was quiet like Murray.
He may be gone, but his magic remains. When I'm sad (or on any occasion, really...) I watch old F1 races or highlights and listen to Murray and he never fails to cheer me up. If I would get as old as he was, I would still have 56 years of keeping him alive in my memories in me.
And given that I didn't even grew up with him, since I'm from a non English speaking country, and really just discovered him a few years ago, I have the hope that many people in the future will discover him in the future and find the same enjoyment in his work and keep him alive even longer.
I felt genuinely sad when he bids farewell at the end. Motorsport isnt the same without him.
This man's energy was unbelievable even at that age. RIP LEGEND 🙏🏻
Nice Tribute and a class act Mr Murray. R.I.P. 😇🙏
Rest in Peace Murray, you gave it absolutely everything and you were awesome. You will not be forgotten, you shaped the motorsport world. 🙏 Thank you.
Grew up listening to you Murray. Love you to bits. God bless and RIP :)
He will be desperately missed by us all
I was too young to have watched any of the races he commentated on, but the commentary he lended to the video games on the PS1 are what introduced me to him and his amazingly exuberant and distinctive voice stuck with me as a kid playing Formula 1 '99.
R.I.P. Murray Walker. 97 years is one hell of a run, but you'll still be missed.
Great tribute to A true legend. Rest In Piece my friend
Best sports commentator ever.
James Hunt, Jonathan Palmer, & Martin Brundle were perfect co-commentators for Murray Walker.
And I’ve gotta stop because I’ve got lump in my throat best line by Murray Walker
Surprised to hear him commentating on the Nurburgring race of 2007! You learn something new every day. Murray was a joy to listen to. A humble and very nice person, a true legend of Formula 1, and that while he was never a driver in F1. His voice will echo on in all the fantastic memories we have from him.
I wondered what that was myself, must've been some alternative comms option
because croft was having his first child
he replaced him
@@Racing-gamer-i1j Ah okay! I just found a video of it too. It was his last full F1 race commentary apparantly. And what a race it turned out to be!
@@Racing-gamer-i1j that explains it, it was BBC Radio 5 coverage!
That had me confused too. What an awesome race it was too 🏁
She Narrated with an enthusiastic fan 😁😁😁. Good memories
Love his voice!!!!
What a wonderful technique at the start - his charisma behind the mic, his body movement, his change in tone - we don't see any of this in broadcast but the effort behind it is one of a kind. RIP Murray - the voice of motorsport.
Thank you, Murray.
Total. legend. Thank you.
What a sad moment 💔
Thanks for the memorys ...💔
Jerez 97 was just such a unique event in so many ways
RIP legend.
And i thought the commentators now were passionate
Legend
R.I.P
2000 2001 best years of Murray Walker commentator and 1997 99 do you have any F1 ITV both Qualifying and races with races highlights by Jim rosenthal
no sorry
Boot it hard!
Mansell: piquet has done a fantastic job all year long
Piquet: mansell can't drive for shit and he has terrible taste in woman.
As Villeneuve got to pole 1st at Jerez 97, then shouldn't the grid order should have been... (1) Villeneuve (2) M Schumacher (3) Frentzen?
I always found stupid if someone puts the exact same time to be 2nd. If you managed to do exact same time you should be ahead of the person who did it 1st because you set up that time again.
In 90% of cases track evolution means that the later in the session you are the faster your likely to be - with exception to rare and extraordinary weather changes ie pouring rain all of a sudden this has always been the case. So in actual fact to set the time after the first person is normally a harder task.
If you can't go faster than the current record you are not worthy. It's fair and adds an incentive to try harder. Happens a lot in racing video games, only because they are played a lot more...