Celeb refuses to speak to Formula 1 icon

The legendary commentator has become an icon of Formula One for his iconic pre-race grid walks, where he ambles up to famous faces for a chat on the track.Watch the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix 2023 Live and ad-break free in racing on Kayo Sports Sunday July 2nd 11:00PM AEST. New to Kayo? Start your free trial now >It often produces car crash television, as seen when Serena Williams ignored Brundle and triple F1 world champion Jackie Stewart evaded security to grab Roger Federer for a 10-second chat with the man with the microphone.Now another celebrity has made the ill-advised decision to refuse to speak to Brundle — this time it was Cara Delevingne who was the culprit ahead of the British Grand Prix. Brundle approached the singer and actor, brushing past a man who told him Delevingne wouldn’t be speaking.Brundle replied: “She doesn’t want to talk? But that’s the deal now. Everybody talks on the grid.” He asked Delevingne: “Can we have a quick chat? Sky F1. The deal is everybody has to speak.” Delevingne responded: “I can’t hear anything. I’m so sorry.”Brundle cut his losses, roasting Delevingne by muttering: “I’m sure it would have been extremely interesting.”Let’s just say Delevingne’s refusal to chat to Brundle didn’t go down well with fans, who couldn’t believe someone with the privilege of being on the grid wouldn’t speak to a legendary broadcaster.Other celebrities including actor Florence Pugh, former One Direction star Liam Payne, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and singer Sam Ryder were more than happy to talk to Brundle before the race.Thankfully, acting power couple Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones restored some faith in humanity at last month’s Spanish Grand Prix when they praised Brundle for his commentary in a touching exchange. Via news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site https://www.news.com.au