That iconic voice of Murray Walker you instantly know so well. God bless you Murray, a true legend of the motor sports world! R.I.P 🕊🏆

RIP Murray Walker. A true Motorsport commentary legend! Such a gentleman and a true enthusiast of the TT. A great loss.

Murray Walker a name and voice from the past but not forgot. We miss you. You are part of our history.

Murray Walker, the voice of our Sunday afternoons.

Murray Walker, that voice of those Sunday afternoons!

Wonderful to listen to the GOAT TT commentator. crazy for me to hear Murray mention his commentary position in 1949. This was ten years before I was born. You are sorely missed. GBNF.

A legend talking about a legendary race... great combination

An absolute legend and gentleman. He'll be fondly remembered (and his voice) by so many and forgotten by none. Motorsport has lost a truly special man. 😢 #ifimnotverymuchmistaken #gogogo

Mr.Walker's a class act in his own right.

No one in commentating can create, such an exciting voice as Mr Walker brilliant bloke and is as sharp as a blade despite his senior years ,,,fantastic. Shane uk 🇬🇧

RIP Murray. So much more than just F1.

I never knew Bray Hill was as steep as it really is until our 3rd trip over and riding in the cab up it. An absolute amazing place, and an amazing race, and those who race it equally amazing.

Great video thanks for showing us. I go to TT every year on my bike to watch the racing, you have to see it to believe it. Brave men indeed to enter that race.

RIP Murray, never been one like you before or since

bloody hell, yes amazing, met Murray once, wish i said something clever. RIP lovely man

Compelling truths. RIP Murray.

Thank you. It was very interesting to have some first hand history of the TT heritage. Lot more for me to look back on. Many thanks. When I first became aware of the TT it was the ealy1960s, my favourites were Mike Hailwood, Giacomo Agostini, and Phil Read. Thanks again, Dave from Kingston, Ontario, Canada.,

Thank you so much for this, it rewakened memories my first visit to the TT in 1979 - of Stanley Woods on (I believe) an ex works Velo, lapping at over 60mph on the 'demonstration' (ahem) lap, when he was something like 78 years old. I was priveleged to have my TT race programme autographed by him in (I think) 1980. I happened to be stood near him at Mike Hailwoods memorial service at Braddon in '81, and watched him ride away on a Velo that was propped against a nearby wall. Best wishes.

F1 ws a job,the TTwas his passion

Get Marquez or Rossi winning this . THEN they can compare themselves to Ago and Hailwood