Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle has admitted he resented going into the media after retiring from the sport as a driver. Brundle, 65, was a recipient of an OBE in the New Year’s Honours list for services ...
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GPblog.com on MSNVerstappen or Norris F1 champion in 2025? Brundle: 'He is the man to beat'Sky Sports reporter Martin Brundle believes that Max Verstappen will be "the man to beat" for the 2025 F1 season. However, Brundle, along with many others, believe that this could be one of the more ...
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Hosted on MSNBrundle contradicts himself: 'Hamilton has had his best days'Martin Brundle has pretty much contradicted himself in his analyses about Lewis Hamilton' s success or otherwise at Ferrari. On the one hand, the Sky Sports analyst argues that the seven-time world ...
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GPblog.com on MSNBrundle looks forward to Hamilton-Ferrari: 'The biggest names in F1 ever'Martin Brundle cannot wait to see Lewis Hamilton race in Ferrari. The Sky Sports analyst calls it "a gift" that is going to give viewers a lot of joy.
Former F1 driver and Sky Sports F1 presenter Martin Brundle has revealed the timeline within which Ferrari's new driver, ...
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Sky Sports F1 legend Martin Brundle reveals ultimate NIGHTMAREA Sky Sports Formula 1 icon has lifted the lid on what he would consider to be his worst-case scenario on the grid. Martin Brundle raced in F1 over two spells in the 80s and 90s for a number of ...
Lewis Hamilton will have a maximum of three races to get up to speed at Ferrari at the start of the F1 2025 season. That is ...
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Hosted on MSNMartin Brundle makes feelings clear on Lewis Hamilton's chances of winning eighth world title at FerrariSky Sports F1 pundit Martin Brundle believes Lewis Hamilton can still clinch a record-breaking eighth Formula 1 world title at Ferrari, despite being past his peak years. The assessment comes as ...
As Lewis Hamilton tests for Ferrari to acclimatise himself to his new surroundings and colleagues following his move from Mercedes, Martin Brundle has assessed the Brit's challenge ahead ...
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Has Lewis Hamilton lost his edge? Martin Brundle says yes but…The best of Lewis Hamilton may be behind him but Martin Brundle believes even at “96-97 per ... “Let’s imagine Silverstone last year,” Brundle told Sky F1. “When he had a chance to win the British GP, ...
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