Martin Brundle added to his catalogue of grid walk snubs when he was surprisingly brushed by an F1 driver at the United States Grand Prix.

Formula 1 fans will be hoping to see the return of Martin Brundle's grid walk at the United States Grand Prix - and he'll be hoping there's no pranks like he's suffered before

Martin Brundle thinks blue flags should be banned as the integration has made the sport easier in terms of managing traffic - but it could be a crux for some.

"Hello, my name is Martin Brundle, Sky - we have not met,” Brundle said. “Can we have a chat?" Yet Williams racer Colapinto looked blankly at Brundle and simply walked on by,

Martin Brundle is famous for his pre-race grid walk and there was another memorable moment before the United States Grand Prix when he tried to speak with Williams driver Franco Colapinto

Martin Brundle doesn't need his grid walk complicating anymore than it already is - but a colleague made it even harder with a practical joke.

Franco Colapinto’s meteoric rise in Formula 1 shows no sign of slowing down. After a tough Saturday for the young Williams driver, Colapinto bounced back with an impressive performance in Sunday’s United States Grand Prix,

Argentine Formula One racing driver Franco Colapinto comically ignored ex-racer Martin Brundle at the US Grand Prix. Brundle is a former motorsport racer who established himself as a broadcasting legend in the F1 circuit after retirement.

Martin Brundle has revealed that three producers communicate with him in his ear during his famous F1 grid walks. Sky Sports broadcaster Brundle, a former F1 driver himself, is known for his amusing and sometimes awkward encounters with drivers and celebrities on the grid before races.