Murray Walker, the voice of Formula One, dies at 97
Murray Walker, the British broadcaster regarded as the 'Voice of Formula One', has died aged 97. Walker, who served in the Second World War, became a Formula One icon during more than 30 years as a commentator for the BBC and ITV.
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- Published Date: 10:01 | 13 March 2021
- Modified Date: 10:01 | 13 March 2021
Murray Walker, the excitable British television commentator who was 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 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.
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