F1 Reporter Vehemently Denies His Involvement in the Controversial ‘Brundle Clause’

Martin Brundle and his infamous incident with Megan Thee Stallion reached new heights when F1 introduced the ‘Brundle Clause’ to its rules. The rule states that if celebrities are in the paddock, their bodyguards will not be allowed to accompany them. Although Brundle was affected by the incident, he washed his hands of having anything to do with the new rule.

In a recent Tweet, Brundle cleared the air around the new rule. “Talk to me, ignore me, shove, wave, hug, call me names, whatever makes you happy. All I ask is that you soak up the atmosphere, enjoy the privilege. I’ve not asked for any grid protocol changes.”

The Megan Thee Stallion incident was disrespectful towards Brundle, who has been a part of the sport for a long time. The general reaction of the fans was that if celebrities are to be brought to the grid, they should know the sport. A fair request, and one that would prevent such foul experiences.

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Martin Brundle receives first F1 Oscar

In the light of bringing celebrities that are F1 fans, Travon Free graced the Mexican GP with Alfa Romeo. The comedian and writer recently received an Oscar for his film, Two Distant Strangers. Ironically, Travon’s assistant gave an Oscar to Brundle when he was getting interviewed by him; it was an award for his interview with the rapper.

Twitter broke out with congratulatory messages for the F1 pundit as he received an Oscar for his performance.

Overall, the situation seems to have passed and now the Brundle clause will prevent teh same from happening again. Now, Brundle can get ready for another Oscar-worthy performance at the Brazilian GP. Another grand event on the calendar, surely there will be multiple celebrities to humor Brundle.

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