“Nobody deserves it more” – F1 commentator Martin Brundle shares his heartfelt tribute after Queen Elizabeth II is finally laid to rest
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Top F1 commentator and former F1 driver Martin Brundle recently took to Twitter to talk about the Queen’s funeral ceremony. He praised the beautiful and moving ceremony that took place and showed his deep sadness for the former Queen’s passing. Queen Elizabeth II served as the Queen of the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth realms and is revered by the world.
The queen’s death saddened several people around the world as she had served 70 years. People all around the world were saddened to hear the sudden news of the Queen’s passing and took to social media to express their heartfelt tributes to her.
Brundle is a former F1 driver and a motorsport legend in his own right. He is currently a commentator for Sky Sports and mainly commentates on F1 races.
Taking to Twitter, Brundle wrote, “A beautiful and moving ceremony today for one of the most special people ever to grace this planet. Sad and reflective, yet celebratory. Rest In Peace Your Majesty, nobody deserves it more.”
Martin Brundle: A motorsport legend in his own right
Brundle is a British racing driver who began his career in F1 in 1984 with Tyrell and was a driver in the sport for 7 years. Due to racing for underfunded teams since the start of his career, Brundle decided to explore other motorsports and took a year off from Formula 1. He went on to take part in European Touring Car Championship, where he performed exceptionally in his debut year.
He later returned to Formula 1 in 1992 with Benetton and was able to show off his exceptional driving skills in a worthy car and had an exceptional season that year, where he came close to a win in Canada, having overtaken his teammate at the time, the great Michael Schumacher. However, luck was not on his side and he could not get the win.
Having scored 0 wins in his career with F1, Brundle retired and took up the job of a commentator. He is currently working with Sky Sports and doing well for himself.
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