During an interview ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, Martin Brundle and Lando Norris found themselves in an awkward conversation on live TV. As Norris sat in his car, Sky Sports attempted a new interviewing method.
Technical Nightmare: Brundle and Norris Struggle to Communicate
As Norris was being wheeled to his spot on the grid, Brundle was given the opportunity to speak to the McLaren driver. However, a technical fault caused Norris to complain, "you've broken my ear drums," as he could not hear the question.
Quick Thinking: Norris Provides Random Answer
After an awkward delay, Norris decided to improvise and give an insight into the race strategy, discussing the tires and pit stop, instead of answering the original question about the car's balance.
Amusing Exchange: Brundle Jokes About Avoiding Being Run Over
Brundle, walking alongside the McLaren, then jokingly asked about steering and avoiding being run over by Norris' car. Unfortunately, Norris still couldn't hear Brundle's question and suggested moving the microphone further away from his mouth for better audio.
Lighthearted Farewell: Norris Thanks Brundle Despite Audio Issues
As Brundle's time with Norris came to an end, he wished him luck for the race. In response, Norris humorously said, "I think you've broken both my ear drums but nice to talk to you as always."
Fans Enjoy the New Interview Format
Despite the technical issues, fans expressed their enjoyment of the new interviewing style. Many praised the direct interaction between Brundle and Norris, with one fan stating, "that's pretty cool. Hopefully we see/hear more of this in the future."
Norris went on to finish the race in eighth place, while Max Verstappen claimed victory once again.
