Alex Brundle commentary

Alex Brundle commentary

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asfault

Original Poster:

12,734 posts

185 months

Sunday 21st July
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Can we just aknowledge just how good a commentator he is.
informative, funny, great voice to listen too balanced and likeable. I really enjoy his f2 commentary.

Thundersports

670 posts

151 months

Monday 22nd July
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Agree he's a well balanced chap and always friendly in person.

Elusive

75 posts

3 months

Monday 22nd July
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Moments you think it’s Martin talking.

I wonder if he will be an F1 commentator for Sky in the next few years.

Presuming Ed

1,462 posts

214 months

Monday 22nd July
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Got to agree, without be too rude but its rare that nepotism works out so well.

Time4another

207 posts

9 months

Monday 22nd July
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A good addittion to the commentating team. Can see him moving up to F1. His father is already doing less Grand Prix every year.

Give him the acid test of a grid walk smile

Castellet

207 posts

24 months

Monday 22nd July
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Definitely think he mimics his dad’s style - in a good way.
I know he’s raced, but could he ever have the qualifications to take over MB’s role in F1 ?

FourWheelDrift

89,400 posts

290 months

Monday 22nd July
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Elusive said:
Moments you think it’s Martin talking.

I wonder if he will be an F1 commentator for Sky in the next few years.
Replacing a retiring Martin and alongside Harry Benjamin who replaces the fired Croft.

eliot

11,698 posts

260 months

Monday 22nd July
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Time4another said:
Give him the acid test of a grid walk smile
or better still get rid of the grid walk - full of vacuous celebs who are up their own backsides.


Edited by eliot on Tuesday 23 July 08:51

TheDoggingFather

17,197 posts

212 months

Monday 22nd July
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FourWheelDrift said:
Elusive said:
Moments you think it’s Martin talking.

I wonder if he will be an F1 commentator for Sky in the next few years.
Replacing a retiring Martin and alongside Harry Benjamin who replaces the fired Croft.
The dream.

I'm sure Martin doing less and less can only lead to an opportunity for Alex.

Really enjoyed his Appendix K Mini Cooper S build on YouTube too.

Adrian W

14,329 posts

234 months

Monday 22nd July
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He's an excellent commentator, never gets too excited and always try's to present a good balanced view

PD9

2,025 posts

191 months

Tuesday 23rd July
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Like Alex like all posters above. I like MBs style of commentary too, and it’s hard not to compare when listening to Alex speaking, so similar.

I think MB will ensure that his son is lined up as soon as he moves on. Before then we may even get 2 Brundles on the supporting commentary (on a one-off basis). That would be fun.

CocoUK

992 posts

188 months

Tuesday 23rd July
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eliot said:
Time4another said:
Give him the acid test of a grid walk smile
or better still get rid of the grid walk - full of vacuous celebs who are up there own backsides.
‘Son, promise me, you will never agree to the grid walk’

Harry Flatters

164 posts

264 months

Tuesday 23rd July
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I hope to God, if he is promoted to F1 commentary, that it's for F1TV and not for the tabloid "it's all about the show" Sky team.

Mind you, if they got shot of Croft, Patrick, Schiff, and Lazenby, then he and Harry Benjamin together, would make a great team. Big 'if' though.

Edited by Harry Flatters on Tuesday 23 July 14:18

TheDeuce

24,345 posts

72 months

Tuesday 23rd July
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Elusive said:
Moments you think it’s Martin talking.

I wonder if he will be an F1 commentator for Sky in the next few years.
Been listening to him for years in the support races, as he's getting older he sounds ever more like his Dad!

It seems a no brainer that he's well on his way to eventually replacing his Dad, and there's a good chance half the audience won't even notice.


Koln-RS

3,946 posts

218 months

Wednesday 24th July
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But has that role not normally been for an ex-F1 driver ?

TheDeuce

24,345 posts

72 months

Wednesday 24th July
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Koln-RS said:
But has that role not normally been for an ex-F1 driver ?
I guess there's not normally a son of a current much admired commentators waiting in the wings..

Former F1 drivers make a lot of sense for their insight, but Alex isn't short of that at all, I doubt there's anything his dad knows that he doesn't. He could if course be partnered with a former F1 driver - they dynamic doesn't have to be the same as Martin + Croft.

Do you listen to him?

richhead

1,480 posts

17 months

Wednesday 24th July
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Koln-RS said:
But has that role not normally been for an ex-F1 driver ?
He was never in F1 but he was a good driver in other formula's