Martin Brundle Interview | Beyond The Grid | F1 Official Podcast 

54?! That’s absolutely mental 😳 They should do a podcast with him and ask him about his experiences. Surely he’ll have some cool stories!

@@valkenburgertyou had to comment that? Years later? Get a grip

@@-ix3mo You seem to care enough to reply. So here you are, replying to, according to you, insane replies that don’t make any sense. Ever considered the position that puts you in?

68 now

And kind of full of himself

Level headed lol, he thinks there was nothing greater than him.

Timothy Sam huh? He often describes himself as a ‘mediocre at best’ Grand Prix driver.

@@Sam-rl5hs Clearly not been paying attention for the last 20 years then.

Youre right

Absolutely. I adore this man

That was a nice come back. I like Horner bu he can be a bit too smart for no reason and deserved that kick in the balls. It shut him up nicely.

@@kojack57 yeah I really like him but I like Martin too both nice blokes

Yes 911? There's been a murder.

Horner pretends to be an alpha-male, but Brundle just put him in his place : p

Shame Martin was never set a fastest lap in 7522 laps the guys annoying and repetitive... like an uncle at a wedding telling the same jokes... except they are the same F1 facts we already know. Same with Croft.

He raced his due; I doubt he'd choose much different. His achievements across motorsport are endless. Anyone who tries to diminish that will learn a thing or two eventually.

"the tail end *voice breaks* tEams"

Best combo is Martin and crofty. After that for me was James Allen and Martin during the itv days

Second only to Walker

1) You'd be hard pressed to find anybody who dislikes Brundle's commentary and analysis. Calling it an "unpopular opinion" is unnecessary. 2) You can't compare him to Walker or Croft; play-by-play and analyst are apples and oranges. But he is the best analyst commentator. No question.

@@jdconolly9157 for people that grew up with Murray Walker (even in his later years as a commentator); James Allen was an incredibly divisive Commentator when he did the world feed - there was even an online troll campaign called "Stop The Cock"

@@gtpliquid1290 I agree, but go to PlanetF1 comment section and talk to the rabid Hamilton fans ... they hate him for his seemingly unbiased commentary.

Justin Best pay up and look happy

Was great having brundle and coulthard as commentary on bbc a few years ago

You should be able to suscribe to the F1 app now, and watch the races with Martin's commentary

@@audioamateur really?! For free?

@@justinbest9429 Here in the US the lower cost version is $4 a month. You can watch race replays, qualifying replace, practice etc. Well worth it. If you want to watch them live you'll want the "pro" $10/month version

Martin left Michael behind in Canada, Silverstone, Italia and Portugal. Not luck or some fail from the German's car, but he surpassed Michael on track.

They have done an episode with Martin before! Go check it out!

Beyond the grid is primarily a podcast. It's put up on youtube for people who don't have other platforms to listen to it on.

I wouldn't say he's underrated, he's regarded to be one of the most respected voices and presences in F1 History. But I understand what l you mean.

Will do. Stay well

Quite a few drivers have missed out though. Shui could of had 3 extra titles, Alonso missed out on a couple and with hamilton missing out in 07, you'll remember Alonso just missed out also that year. Motor racing can be cruel at times

Dunno what you're so pissy about. Hamilton absolutely should have won the 2007 title, as he led the championship standings virtually the whole season, and it took one of the worst strategy decisions in f1 history in China that saw his 20s lead over his teammate reduced to nothing in 2 laps, as he slid around all over the place on tyres down to the canvas, before another BS situation happened in Brazil, where the supposed "default setting in the gearbox selected neutral" and ended his championship hopes. At least he has 6 titles now, so whatever.

@@jdconolly9157 close misses and should haves are a diffrent thing, kimi retiring twice in 07 and winning more races than alonso & hamilton, he deserved the title in 07, hamilton made mistakes hence losing the 07 title, thats not an argument, in kimis case you can argue 03 and 05 because of him retiring from the lead/podiums everysingle time due to a tyre ripping out or an engine malfunction. i totally agree with you that people have missed titles but there are definitely a line between shoulds and coulds, hamilton could've won the 07 title but didnt cause of some rookie mistakes. hamiltons only retirement was cause of his own fault and still had 1 retirement less than kimi, and still lost, kimi was overall better in 07 hence him winning the title. and yes, you can make the same argument for alonso in 12. my case and point: hamilton lost in 2007 PERIOD. came close.. but still lost.

@@MT-pv2rf Blame hamilton for china, that was his fault, if you wanna argue about hamilton winning a title, argue about 2016 when his engine blew up and lost the title for him then. im pissy because its getting pretty fucking tiring of hearing britts(sky sports, especially brundle and the scottish guy) talk about hamilton if he was a god or something, yes, he's good, but not unbeatable for example jb beating him in 11. "massa was the champ for 35seconds" why is there no argument for massa in 08, you can argue and even win the argument that massa deserved the 08 title instead of hamilton. title was decided beautifully in 08. but i hear about "should've in 07" instead of "should've in 08" just because we're talking about hamilton in 07 and him getting so close(and eventually losing because of his own mistakes), but not when he maybe didn't exactly deserve the title in 08. with massas early season problems(you could actually disprove me here if he crashed the car himself or something similiar, i dont remember because i wasnt invested in massa... ever) Kimi fought and won in 2007 and i'd be happy if it was remembered like it should be, Kimi making a comeback and paying back mercedes(engines) for those painful years of 03 and 05 when he got robbed. TLDR Hamiltons not a fucking god and he was close in 07 but couldnt make it, he just couldnt, he choked.

Personally, if anyone lost the title in '07 through their own driving, it was Alonso. Threw it off the first corner in Spain and Canada. Totalled his car in Japan. Unlucky with reliability in France qualifying. Missed an opportunity to overtake Hamilton in USA when faster in the race. Threw away a top podium place with his antics in Hungary. Depending on where you think he would have finished those races, apart from France, he gave away a lot of points.

Seriously? Where was Brundle in the 60's? In the 70's? In the 80's? Early and mid 90's? Murray was commentating F1 in all these decades....Brundle started 97 or 98....so seriously say he is the voice of F1? Instead of a legend who did it for 40 years?

Still is? lol

@@JT-ko2ib Sadly his heart isnt :( (Both ways too)

Couldn't agree more but Senna fan Boy Tom Clarkson wont do Piquet

@@michaelpashut1696 he really is a Senna fanboy. During the Gordon Murray podcast, Gordon was talking about the fact that he'd rather work with Piquet than Senna, and Tom quickly went onto a different subject.

I wish people would stop picking on the best race of all time.

Because sochi doesn't exist