Following Max Verstappen’s accusation, Martin Brundle maintains that Sky F1 is not guilty of British prejudice.
Martin Brundle denied any indication of “British bias” and maintained that Sky Sports reported Formula 1 in a “pretty balanced” manner. In recent weeks, it has become a major topic of discussion in Formula One.
At the height of his title matchup with Lando Norris, some Max Verstappen supporters claimed the Dutchman was being treated unfairly by UK-based media, which accounts for a sizable amount of the sport’s media coverage.
Sky Sports commentator Damon Hill and his former coworker Johnny Herbert, who is currently an FIA steward, were especially scathing of Verstappen’s performance during the two events prior. Although Brundle has occasionally criticized the Red Bull racer’s behavior, he has since refuted any allegations of prejudice.
Sky Sports commentator Damon Hill and his former coworker Johnny Herbert, who is currently an FIA steward, were especially scathing of Verstappen’s performance during the two events prior. Although Brundle has occasionally criticized the Red Bull racer’s behavior, he has since refuted any allegations of prejudice.