After Christian Horner was sacked by Red Bull, former F1 driver turned iconic reporter Martin Brundle admitted he was not completely surprised by the news.

Martin Brundle has admitted that he has been left 'quite sad' after Christian Horner's Red Bull Racing dismissal. News broke on Wednesday morning that Christian Horner was let go by Red Bull Racing after 20 years at the helm of the team.

Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle was a big fan of what Oliver Bearman did during Q2 on Saturday, describing his pace as "stunning" - but he certainly wasn't a fan of what happened in FP3

Martin Brundle has claimed that a lack of harmony inside the Formula One paddock preceded Christian Horner ’s exit from Red Bull. Horner has been sacked as the team principal after 20 years, in which he claimed a combined 14 Drivers' and Constructors' Championships.

A key member of the F1 paddock will not be part of the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend, with Sky Sports commentator and pundit Martin Brundle notably absent. Brundle’s absence marks his fourth of the season after he also missed the Japanese,

Martin Brundle reflected on an F1 grid interview with football icon David Beckham which turned “a little bit scary”. The incident in question occurred on the grid ahead of the 2021 Qatar Grand Prix, Brundle attempting to grab a word with Beckham, only he had “two guys man-marking me” to try make sure he was unsuccessful.

Martin Brundle has spoken out after claims that he blanked a celebrity twice during his grid walk at the British Grand Prix. On Sunday afternoon, McLaren star Lando Norris won the British Grand Prix after an incident-filled race.

Martin Brundle has been corrected as he gave his view on the race-defining penalty handed to Oscar Piastri at the British Grand Prix. The McLaren man was leading the race, behind a Safety Car, when his actions led to a 10-second penalty,