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Murray Walker - The Voice of F1
Highlights of Murray Walker's great commentary in F1 and other Motorsports.

Including the famous - GO, GO, GO... as the 5 lights go out to start an F1 race.
1969 Italian GP - Murray declares Jackie Stewart the winner whereas the eventual and clear winner was Jochen Rindt.
His commentary for the Motocross during his early days.
Yes, Murray. Magny Cours is in the middle of France.
1986 Australian GP - Mansell's Heartbreak after a tyre failure and Murray's famous lines "Look at that! And colossally that's Mansell"
1992 Hungarian GP - Murray declares Mansell as World Champion.
1996 Japanese GP - Damon Hill says he hears Murray in his head as he won the World Championship and Murray has a big lump in his throat!
Murray over the phone to Martin Brundle asking if he wants the job as his side kick or not!
1996 Australian GP - Martin Brundle escapes a horrific crash and Murray says its nothing but a Miracle!
1999 Italian GP - Murray describes Mika Hakkinen's misery is Tifosi's delight after he spins off and retires while leading the race. Yes, this is the race where Hakkinen famously "Cried his eyes out in among-st the trees" as quoted by Martin Brundle.
2000 Japanese GP - Michael finally wins the World Championship for Ferrari after a brilliant race.
1998 Belgian GP - Michael Schumacher hits David Coulthard and is out of the Belgian GP
1990 Japanese GP - Senna collides with Prost and both are off the track!
Murray talks of what Drivers feel and his experience in a race car. WHAM!
1999 German GP - Mika Hakkinen spins and retires after a tyre failure.
Benetton or Jordan - Murray unable to recollect with whom Martin scored points in 1996.
Murray talks about the advantage of having a clean windscreen when a driver is at the front and the disadvantage of getting the line (racing line) wrong.
Murray pauses and asks the viewers to "Watch This" as a driver takes a tumble in his car.
Finally - Murray shares his experience of how grateful he is to have provided commentary in F1 - he certainly is "THE VOICE OF F1"