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1988 san marino post-race interview when murray says These Two Very Happy Men and Alain looks like he's about to kill himself ayrton senna SMILE [X]
Murray don't look behind you
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Damon Hill works hard but the gods of comedy work harder in the Saturday qualifying session of the 1993 British Grand Prix [x 30:00]
I conveniently cannot remember what Damon said in the car but he came up to me afterwards and said, “Murray, do something for me will you?” “Anything, Damon. What is it?” “In future just keep your mouth shut, will you?!”
From Murray Walker’s 2002 autobiography Unless I’m Very Much Mistaken
Transcript under the cut (thank you @christiangeistdorfer!!) :
Murray Walker telling half of the grid that Michael Schumacher could wipe the floor with them, right to their faces, will never not be funny [x]
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Clive James: In the presence of all these drivers, you haven't mentioned the one guy who must be haunting all of them, and that's Schumacher.
Murray: Simply because he's not here, but...
Clive: Well...
Murray: Clive, if Schumacher is in a Ferrari this year, which is as good as he deserves it to be, none of those chaps behind me will see which way he went.
james hunt and murray walker were the best commentary duo in everything ever dont even try and change my mind because i am right
Murray Walker drives Niki Lauda's 1982 F1 car, coached by James Hunt.
Photos by Don Smith
1988 Belgian Grand Prix opening with dedication to the recently deceased Enzo Ferrari by Murray Walker. Unfortunately, both Ferrari would suffer mechanical failures in this race.
Murray Walker once said "If is F1 spelled backwards." This is because Murray Walker was dyslexic.