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The biggest Formula 1 competition of James Hunt has already been recorded in the film – but his most personalized was stored for the radio.
The F1 champion in 1976 competed for the silent and abroad position after forming a double-star interpretation with Murray Walker’s icon.
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Walker, who covered more than 350 large award competitions during his work, is still the biggest sports commentators.
Joining his father Graham in the 1949 commentary box, Buromi, from 1978 until he retired, caught the voice and voice of the F1.
As a result, Walker disappeared too little when he was told that he joined the booth with the British Hunt driver.
“I was appointed to the commentary team when James was appointed to the commentary team in 1980, because I had done Formula One for two years,” he said in 2012.
“And I thought I did it right.
“What does he know about the broadcast? He’s a race driver and anyway, I don’t like him.”
Murray was tested by Danny Kelly, hosting why he initially did not like Playboy Hell-Racer, who ignored British interest in F1.
“James, well, I give you the shortest possible answer. James could be rude, arrogant, too much; he drank too much smoking, he was always in drugs,” he continued.
“A very beautiful, appropriate, honest, friendly, very bright and bright piece inside him lived inside him, he said.
“But success probably had gone to him; he was a very emotional part,” he said.
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“I was old enough to be his father, we were completely different. I loved things he didn’t do and vice versa,” he said.
“And somehow, it seemed that this strange mix was working in a good commentary box.”
Hunt, who retired in 1979 in 1979, just climbed his second joint presence with Walker in Monaco with one foot in plaster following ski injuries and other minus shoes, before using two rose bottles during the broadcast.
However, the two soon became a double act of the famous F1 interpretation, though Walker proved a very eager boys with a foil and foil professional for Hunt soft and bold.
“Yes, I don’t know, I can’t put a spell of time on it, but I have probably been thinking for a few years,” Walker continued.
“I mean I have always standing up to do my interpretations always. I was stuck on my legs because I was thrilled, I would paste on the balls of my feet and scream at the microphone.
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“James would sit next to me and we shared a microphone.
“Now, if you can imagine two people, everyone with a relatively developed fate, being in a box of interpretation to talk to the public about a sport that just liked a microphone to talk to a microphone, and you always knew, you didn’t think, you knew anything you wanted, and more importantly, and more importantly,” he said.
“So none of us are particularly anxious to give the microphone to another.”
Walker admitted that there is an exception to the law, and this includes compliments paid to one of his old competitors.
Prior to the release of the F1 Lewis Hamilton, Hunt’s Tussles with Niki Lauda was the most famous Hollywood Motorsport movie with Rush.
Biopic was mainly focused on the 1976 season, which meant Hunt’s hatred of Ricardo Patter, which was due to an accident in 1978 in Monza, claiming to be his close friend Rooney Peterson.
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Walker told “My Sports Life” to negotiate: “There is nothing as a dull contest for Formula 1, as far as I’m worried.
“If you know where to look, you can do things, but there is always talk about it.
“If we had a fast race, I always knew that only something about Ricardo Patter – who was humiliating and humiliating – and James would move for the microphone and I would give it to him,” he said.
“Then he poured vitril and bile on him,” he said.
“But over the years, we have learned to fit each other,” he said.
“It was a very sad day that James died at the age of 45.”
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Hunt Shannet died of a heart attack in June 1993, while Walker saw his interpretation partner last night.
“I remember it clearly,” he recalled.
“We made the Grand Prix of Canada together, and this was in a situation where it was unknown to the public, we were not really long distances in many competitions because the BBC did not want to pay us to send us to the other side of the world,” he said.
“We were doing this from a studio in the shepherd bush – and James was in a difficult time after retirement. He had several jobs that raise the abdomen,” he said.
“He had a huge beat,” he said. “He was a partner in Lloyd and took him to the cleaners.
“He was a very expressive and dirty divorce,” he said. “And he didn’t have a car (Mercedes pressed for the bike).
“He bike everywhere,” he said. “And he bicycled from Wimbledon to the shepherd’s bush. We did this interpretation together.”
“He went home,” he said.
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“My mother was 96 at the time and I said,” God, is mom? “And he said,” No, James died “, and I said,” James Who? “
“And he said,” James Hunt “. And I said,” I was with him last night. “It seems that last night with him meant that he probably can’t be dead now, which is quite ridiculous.
“He only suffered a widespread heart attack at the age of 45. James has been burning candles for years in both ends and in the middle. And I think it’s just caught with him.”
Almost two decades of Hunt’s crossing, Walker was asked if he understood the level on which the relationship is held.
He finished: “Well, if that is the good. And I look at those years that I have been mint years in my career.”
