WATCH: “Kid speaks the truth”- Fans go bonkers as a kid calls out Ted Kravitz at the Abu Dhabi GP for being biased toward Mercedes

Fans have reacted to a kid calling out Sky Sports for being baised toward Mercedes.

WATCH: “Kid speaks the truth”- Fans go bonkers as a kid calls out Ted Kravitz at the Abu Dhabi GP for being biased toward Mercedes

Ted Kravitz (Credits: X/Dsytainak, screenshot)

The 2023 Abu Dhabi GP is just a few hours away and ahead of the marquee event, the Sky Sports reporter, Ted Kravitz, and the whole Sky Sports team have been called out by a kid for being biased toward the Brackley-based Mercedes Formula 1 team.

Ted Kravitz immediately denied the claim of the young Ferrari supporter but despite his best efforts, their conversation got really uncomfortable, especially for Kravitz. The Sky Sports reporter was almost taken aback by what the young fan was saying on live camera.

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While Sky Sports must be pretty disappointed with what happened, fans from all over the world have come on to X to share their feelings on the incident. Fans of the pinnacle of motor racing never shy away from letting their emotions known and the same had happened in the recent case.

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Fans’ reactions to a kid calling out Ted Kravitz and Sky Sports

Looking at the reactions of the fans, it is quite clear that they have seen the funny side of things.

The fans have had a great time seeing the little kid’s antics but some of them have agreed with the kid for calling out Sky Sports for being biased toward the Mercedes Formula 1 team.

Abu Dhabi GP is the final race of the 2023 F1 season

While Sky Sports has got some unwanted publicity for what the kid said on live camera, they would take a sigh of relief at the fact that the ongoing Abu Dhabi GP weekend, is the final event of the 2023 Formula 1 season. Had there been a few more left, the above-mentioned incident would most probably have dragged on.

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Abu Dhabi GP (Credits: F1)

Ted Kravitz and Co. have been covering the pinnacle of motor racing for several years and getting negative publicity is not something that they would want. Especially considering that Sky Sports is one of the most renowned media outlets all over the world. They cover pretty much every sport and have got a huge fanbase.

The ongoing F1 season has been incredibly busy for Sky Sports covering every happening this year. They have done a wonderful job so far and the Abu Dhabi GP is the final event that their F1 section has got to cover as far as the on-track action is concerned. It would be interesting to see if the kid/Kravitz saga would further develop or not.

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