Lewis Hamilton has hailed Murray Walker as the greatest television commentator following the broadcaster's death. He commentated on his first grand prix in 1949 before hanging up the microphone in 2001 - six years before Hamilton made his debut. Reflecting on the former BBC and ITV broadcaster, seven-time world champion Hamilton, 36, said: "I just remember hearing this iconic voice. "Growing up, and watching all the grand prix, he really made the sport exciting. Three-time world champion Sir Jackie Stewart said "there will never be another Murray Walker", while Damon Hill also paid tribute.

Source: News 24 March 14, 2021 14:48 UTC