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Martin Brundle has new theory on Lewis Hamilton's next move and it will massively concern F1 fans
Martin Brundle has spoken about Lewis Hamilton's future, and it could be bad news for Formula 1 fans. Prior to the 2025 season, all eyes were on Hamilton as he made a high-profile move from Mercedes to Ferrari. However, what was described as a dream move has so far been a horrible nightmare as Hamilton continues to struggle at his new team.
Lewis Hamilton in a ‘difficult place personally’ amid Ferrari struggles, says Martin Brundle
Martin Brundle believes Lewis Hamilton is in a “difficult place personally” after a difficult start to his Ferrari F1 career. After winning six world titles and spending 12 years at Mercedes, Hamilton moved to Ferrari ahead of the 2025 campaign,
Lewis Hamilton's outing in Hungary probably shattered many of his fans hearts. For former driver now Sky Sports F1 analyst ...
Martin Brundle has already earned the status of a F1 legend, but his most recent exploits at the Hungarian Grand Prix have ...
Osbourne’s passing also reminded Formula 1 fans of this incredible moment from the 2003 Canadian Grand Prix. Former ...
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Martin Brundle demands internal FIA answers amid wet-weather F1 fear
To the point that he is questioning whether classic F1 wet races are a thing of the past, Brundle is demanding answers on ...
Ozzy Osbourne's interview with F1's Martin Brundle from the 2003 Canadian GP has resurfaced following his sad demise.
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Sky F1 pundit Martin Brundle calls for Hungarian GP 'delay' in swipe at FIA race director
Sky Sports pundit and F1 legend Martin Brundle has taken a swipe at the FIA’s race director ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix ...
Martin Brundle is known for his amusing encounters with celebrities on the grid before F1 races (Getty Images) “And I just love that access when everybody’s full of adrenaline.” ...
Former driver and Sky Sports F1 reporter Martin Brundle has warned Mercedes about their rookie driver, Andrea Kimi Antonelli.
Lando Norris added another win to his tally at the Hungarian Grand Prix, but it wasn’t a straightforward drive. Starting from third, Norris actually got away better than Oscar Piastri, but still found ...
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