Frases de Murray Walker

“Y este es Ralf Schumacher, con 21 años el piloto más joven de esta temporada, que como todos ustedes sabrán, es el hijo del 2 veces campeón del mundo Michael Schumacher”

“Nigel Mansell- el hombre de la carrera - el hombre del día - el hombre desde la Isla del Man”

“Y Michael Schumacher ya lleva 77 vueltas de 73”

“Damon Hill está buscando a Damon Hill”

“Nigel (Mansell) se pelea consigo mismo”

“Michael Schumacher es como Ayrton Senna al revés”

“Eddie Irvine, un magnífico número por dos para Ralf Schumacher”

“No puedo imaginar qué problema tuvo Senna. Imagino que Senna tuvo un problema con los neumáticos”

“Todo el mundo sabe que elijo a los equipos por la belleza de sus chicas”

“Jean Alesi se vuelve en taxi”

“Y, ahora, me voy a interrumpir a mí mismo”

“No pueden ver un reloj digital, porque no existe ninguno”

“Mansell está rodando lento, conservando. Oh, no es una vuelta récord”

“Jean Alesi es 4º y 5º”

“Y Damon Hill está rodando por la parte seca de Mónaco… claro rueda debajo del túnel!”

“Esto demuestra lo importante que es el coche en la Fórmula 1”

“No hay nada de malo con el auto, excepto que está en llamas”

“Increible Villeneuve está 12 segundos por delante de Villeneuve”

“…y aquí viene Damon Hill en el Williams, este coche es único, excepto por el que viene detrás que es exactamente igual”

“¿Me fallan los ojos o el Lotus de Senna suena raro?”

“Alain Prost esta liderando la segunda plaza”

“Se han disputado 5 carreras este año: Brasil, Argentina, Imola, Schumacher y Mónaco!”

“Habiéndose disputado la mitad de la carrera, aún queda la otra mitad”

“Las posibilidades de Patrick Tambay, que antes eran nulas, ahora son menos que cero”

“Edson Arantes do Nascimento, más conocido como Pelé, entrega el premio a Damon Hill, más conocido como…. Damon Hill”

“No tengo ni idea de cuáles son las ordenes de Eddie Irvine, pero las esta cumpliendo extraordinariamente bien”

“Motor racing can never be totally safe and it never should be in my opinion. But thank God it's a lot safer now.”

“I was often in the pit lane the noise was indescribable and I've no doubt that is why my hearing was affected.”

“I wouldn't want to stop making those gaffes, even if I could. People realise I am flesh and blood. I am not sensitive about it. It's just my enthusiasm. I want to say so much more than I have time for.”

“My target audience in my mind was not the dedicated, dyed-in-the-wool knowledgeable anorak, who would watch anything and listen to anything on the subject. It was the un-committed, uninvolved and probably not very enthusiastic ordinary folks who were watching at home. I wanted to grip them by the throats and say 'Hey look this is fantastic! I love it and you ought to love it too. And here's why!”

“I miss it enormously. I miss the buzz. I miss the adrenalin and I miss shouting into the microphone. I miss the atmosphere, I miss the camaraderie. But I don't miss it as much as I might have done, because I haven't had a total withdrawal.”

“In my defence… it depends how you define the word 'mistake'. What people call Murrayisms are malapropisms or getting the words in the wrong order. You're standing there in front of a TV set and getting live pictures. The words are pouring out of you. You have to say what comes into your head, and sometimes the wrong words come, in the wrong order or I'd make prophecies which immediately turned out to be wrong.”

“Andrea de Cesaris, the man who has won more Grands Prix than anybody else in the history of Grand Prix racing without actually winning one of them.”

“We all make mistakes, but when I made mistakes there was no filter between me and the consumer.”

“There can never be another Murray Walker. We will try to enjoy Formula One and motor racing without him, but it will never be the same. Unless I am mistaken, we've lost an institution.”

“I'm a frustrated driver. I would love to be out on the track instead of them. I look at them with envy.”

“I know this is going to sound peculiar but denon was the one who help me, im so glad, but you're not really conscious of what you're saying. You see a picture in front of you and it's your job to interpret that picture for the viewers at home and put what they are seeing into context with everybody else in the race. You use whatever words come into your head at the time. It's not something that you can think about.”