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Murray Walker

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Sep 13, 2026

Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
21:51
Right from your backyard.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
21:52
Motor Stevie, the French network, they have signed up Murray Walker.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
21:57
And I met Mr. Murray Walker also.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
21:59
Did an interview with him.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
22:01
And so I did an interview with this gentleman, Frederick Vijay.

6 MINS LATER

Clark RogersHOST
28:15
But it's going to be a very interesting season.
Clark RogersHOST
28:16
Very interesting indeed.
Nasser HameedCORRESPONDENT
28:17
As Mr. Murray Walker said to me, somebody will get it very right and somebody will get it very wrong.
Rob ZacnyGUEST
18:45
I almost feel like the F1 I grew up with.
Rob ZacnyGUEST
18:49
In F1 culture, it's all about like Murray Walker and like those, for me, it's the speed
Jordan HofstetterHOST
18:56
crew.
Jordan HofstetterHOST
18:56
It's the Bob Varsha.
RGTHOST
46:55
Yeah
GeorgeHOST
46:55
... like the place you're at, whereas Geoff Crammond, as you drove around the actual circuit, you watch Murray Walker talk about at the weekend, and it was picture perfect.
GeorgeHOST
47:03
Like, you could take someone around Microprose Grand Prix 1, you could take them through Spa and they would know it was Spa.
RGTHOST
47:10
Yeah.
GooeyHOST
58:00
And the commercials.
RyanGUEST
58:02
The people who hosted that one that I sent you, it was for Scottish TV, and it was Murray Walker, who's a long-time F1 commentator.
RyanGUEST
58:16
He was, like...
RyanGUEST
58:20
People, I think, a generation or two before us who watched F1, he was the voice of F1.
Sam SageHOST
21:55
The other thing about this, which maybe has slightly dampened Antonelli's incredible run from last to first, as we said at the start of the segment, it is incredible what he was able to do.
Sam SageHOST
22:04
I do feel like 10 years ago, 20 years ago, if I watched a driver stick on a fresh set of boots with 20 laps to go and hunt down their teammate in first and see that gap come down lap after lap after lap, Murray Walker said it first, catching is one thing, passing is another.
Sam SageHOST
22:21
And that is a challenge.
Sam SageHOST
22:22
Right now, that isn't the challenge anymore.
CameronHOST
3:12
But I tell you what, this is forcing me to re-evaluate.
CameronHOST
3:15
You know how we talk about broadcasting and the soundtrack to our F1, how important that That is, we're all big fans of Murray Walker, some of his calls.
CameronHOST
3:25
I've got to stop because I've got to lump him off.
CameronHOST
3:28
These calls that punctuate our F1 viewing.
Ben ConstandurosHOST
67:23
Of me with my brother and a certain Ayrton Senna, which was signed.
Ben ConstandurosHOST
67:29
And during meeting Ayrton Senna, a certain Murray Walker came past.
Ben ConstandurosHOST
67:34
And Murray Walker, chucking out names here, aren't I? Murray Walker said to me and my brother, he said, stamp on his foot.
Ben ConstandurosHOST
67:43
he'll go slower tomorrow if you stamp on his foot.
Ben ConstandurosHOST
67:45
So there is me, eight-year-old me, trying to stamp on it and set his feet.
Joe BradleyHOST
18:55
Ali Jafari, 5.9 seconds between the blue and black car and the orange and black car of Rick Boykers.
Joe BradleyHOST
19:05
Now then, it's one thing in the words of Murray Walker, the great Murray Walker, the British commentator from Formula One, I was about to say it's one thing catching the car in front, it's another thing altogether overtaking it, but Rick Boykers made that look very easy.
Peter SnowdenHOST
19:20
what's suddenly gone from 5.9 seconds to behind is suddenly in the lead so I think Ali Jafali there just let that happen and there's not much point in defending it we are only just over halfway through and all said and done
Joe BradleyHOST
19:33
I mean in all great respect to Ali Jafali there was no point whatsoever in trying to be awkward there he knew exactly how much pace that orange and black car of Rick Broikers has he knew that there was no way that he could keep a driver of the experience and calibre of Rick Broikers back and he didn't make it hard he knows he's running his own race and the Gefallis along with Paul Meyer they're running their 12 hour race with 5 hours and 48 minutes remaining they know that this race is going to come back to them as we get towards the the final stages
Matt HunterHOST
63:49
So you could have Cockney, you could have Liverpudlians, you could have Americans, obviously.
Matt HunterHOST
63:55
And you could have a Murray Walker-type one as well.
Stephen WilkinsonHOST
63:59
I didn't know this.
Stephen WilkinsonHOST
64:00
I didn't even know you could change the voices.
Otmar SzafnauerHOST
12:09
the
Jake HumphreyHOST
12:09
sort of really well-spoken BBC producer always wore boat shoes he had produced F1 with James Hunt and Murray Walker you're kidding no he was in the commentary box stopping Murray and James from punching each other in the 1980s I wonder who would have won that and then was brought back to the BBC 2009 to work with us oh nice I remember one time I was on the grid he was so funny he was on the grid and he said he used to press a button to speak to me he goes okay Jake
Otmar SzafnauerHOST
12:35
behind you is
Jake HumphreyHOST
12:36
Fergus from the Black Eyed Beans And obviously he meant Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas.

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