2023-11-06 10:34:11
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It’s a regular occurrence for Sky Sports viewers in the UK: Martin Brundle walks around the grid before every Grand Prix to speak to the “celebrities” and Formula 1 staff he meets and ask them a question place. F1 drivers and F1 team members never refuse a conversation. This in no way applies to Hollywood stars or artists who stand between the cars.
The most famous incident occurred with Megan Thee Stallion. She was a guest at the start in Austin a year ago and Brundle discovered her. But before he could ask the actor his question, the former F1 driver was pushed aside by bodyguards. This led to a huge outcry online – crowds sided with Brundle – and Formula 1 decided to deny bodyguards access to the F1 grid in the future.
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Ahead of Sunday’s Grand Prix, Brundle spoke to Machine Gun Kelly, who tried to get the former driver to play an “air piano.”
Brundle, the celebrity hunter
Undoubtedly, Brundle will be keen to compete in Las Vegas in just under two weeks, where the celebrities are expected in large numbers. Who will all be there? It remains to be seen. On X, the analyst came across a tweet and added a malicious comment. “Finally, my claim to fame, I met two of those three people. “I really appreciate them taking time off to compete in our great sport… I hope they didn’t think I was too strange,” he said with the photo, which shows Megan Thee Stallion and Machine Gun Kelly, with whom he was in Brazil spoke.
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