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Some of it makes for an uncomfortable watch. But, hey, that's rock 'n' roll. We need your consent to load this YouTube contentWe use YouTube to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. Please review their details and accept them to load the content.Manage Preferences Don't Miss Murray Walker: A Life in the Fast Lane, 11.15pm, BBC One Just days after his death, here's a profile of the much-loved motor-racing commentator whose voice became one of the most recognisable on British television's sports coverage. His was the voice of F1.

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‘Nothing wrong with the car, except it’s on fire’ - Murray Walker, the voice of F1 By Reuters Share LONDON - Murray Walker, the infectiously excitable television commentator who became the voice of Formula One for generations around the English-speaking world, died on Saturday at the age of 97. The news was announced by the Silverstone-based British Racing Drivers' Club (BRDC), of which he was an associate member. "A friend, a true motorsport legend, the nation's favourite commentator and a contagious smile. We thank Murray for all he has done for our community," it said. Murra...

Murray Walker's famous delivery is the defining moment of my 1996 world title win Now, 25 years on, I am left with my own 'lump in my throat' for a man whose voice summed up a sport, and era, for millions of Formula 1 fans Damon Hill and Murray Walker pictured at the Austrian Grand Prix in 1999 Credit: GETTY IMAGES I, for one, can think myself blessed to have had a career that was so vividly brought to life by his incomparable delivery and sixth sense for drama. Especially the way in which he captured my world title success in 1996 - “And Damon Hill exits the chicane and wins the Japanese G...

For millions of viewers it's impossible to separate the most dramatic moments in the sport's history from Murray's passionate and enthusiastic commentary – his voice as much the soundtrack to F1 as the roar of the engines.