When a commentator is more well known than most of a sports participants, you know you've got something special on your hands. With Murray, we undoubtedly did. Legend!

Rest in peace Murray 🏁🏁🏁🏁

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1236">20:36</a> and how on point he was with that feeling

I had watched F1 most of my life, a piece of my love for F1 died when Murray retired, another piece died when Michael Schumacher retired. The irreplaceable voice of Formula 1 and a fine gentleman, rest in peace Murray.

RIP old friend, you'll be sorely missed.

RIP Murray, am imagining you catching up with everyone else up there. I cannot overstate the authority you spoke - and still speak - with.

Murray: ' I think Michael Schumacher's best racing could still be ahead of him" RIP Murray

RIP Murray Walker! One of the legends.

RIP Murray your enthusiasm and voice will forever be in our heads thank you you made F1 so much fun

"Absolutely amazing", "oh, my goodness"... rest in peace

My one fail in life was not to meet this man I did however listen to him for hours and hours and hours from boy to man to old git but still listened He will be so missed it can not be put into words Humble Inteligent everything we would all like to be R.I.P. Mr Walker and god go with those close to you !!!!! F1 Will never ever be the same it really will not and has not been since you left !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much for what you gave me and others who love this sport with a passion Hope the racing is better than what we see now on the other side and if not you will make it good thats for sure !!!!!!!!!!

RIP legend, Murray predicted Micheal's success!

My childhood was filled with lots of great memories of watching formula 1, I didn’t realize until Murray retired but he was the one making it so exciting and hearing his passion for racing through the microphone. Murray was and always will be the voice of Formula 1. I’d like to think that Murray is up in heaven with a lot of other F1 legends and on every race weekend they have a great time watching it.

RIP Murray; your voice will forever echo in our heads and your enthusiasm will live in our hearts. Thank you, you made F1 so much fun.

The great voice of Murray Walker, R.I.P

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1223">20:23</a> he was certainly absolutely right!

What a man and legend Murray was and will Always remain. You'll be miss very much.

RIP Murray. Prost ahead of Senna like I always said.

Murray made Michael Schumacher smile! Great work, Murray!

So long Murray. There will never be another like you.

What a purely nice guy and a pleasure to listen too. RIP Murray Walker OBE. 👍👍👍

What a great list from Murray Walker, much respect. Thank you for sharing this.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="84">1:24</a> in Bob Dance of Lotus. Rest in peace Murray Walker. Brought excitement to millions.

"Style improves with time, no one is born with it" - Juan Manuel Fangio I many people make this mistake when taking up a passion. A lot of people try to find something else, and then move on from that, and start a cycle where you will probably never end up being good at anything. Find something you love. It doesn't have to be sim racing or even anything to do with 4 wheels, just anything. I first tried out DiRT Rally at 13 I think and I kept flying off a mountain in Audi Quattro. But I loved it, so I carried on. Using some of the experience from circuit racing, I eventually was able to finish a stage cleanly in a top 2000 world time. I tried harder, and by the time I was 14, I was getting into the top 100. Then DiRT Rally 2 rolled around. Since I was one of the first players, I got some early world records, but as expected, they were disposed of fast. But then I started getting a feel for where the limit was in some corners. This allowed me to get a few World Records around 3 or 4 months into the game. I then learned the art of consistency, being able to get to that same limit on any corner I felt comfortable with at all times, and holding myself back at the areas I wasn't used to. This meant I was incredibly fast in Finland, a place normally (even in video games) dominated by the scandinavians. But with my love of the Finnish roads and my previous high speed driving in circuit racing, I managed to get a clean sweep at one time for all stages in the most competitive category. I think some have been topped, but people are still seeing me (IMPREZZIVE 555) at the top. A year in, I met some of the top drivers at Autosport International DiRT Rally 2.0 series (wasn't old enough to compete, age limit 18) and I told some of the top guys my gamertag and they recognized me. You know you are one of the top players when the people you respect have a respect for you. Going into 1 1/2 years into DiRT Rally 2.0, I got a PC and started playing RBR (imo more realistic, better training for real life). Before this week, all my records were done on gravel and snow, as I struggled to get a feel for tarmac rallying. But I faced my fear, and managed to find the limit with some practice, and got my 1st Tarmac record on the Czech Rally School. Fangio is an absolute legend. If there was the same coverage as there is today, he would have been an absolute superstar, I dare say, far surpassing Hamilton's level, since he was just a league above everyone else. I know I wasn't even born when he died, but there's just this unique flair about him which inspires me.

RIP Legend Murray

May your memory ever be honoured .

Excellent upload. I've got this on a VHS somewhere, I seem to recall it being shown pre- 1999 Australian Grand Prix in a late night "Grand Prix night" slot on ITV along with the movie Grand Prix.

Oh Murray you will forever be in my heart. Rest well with the ancestors. I was absolutley upset but he is always in F1.

Both Fangio, and Ayrton Senna said that Jim Clark was the greatest driver of all time. I´ll take their word for it. Michael Schumacher didn´t say it though.

Lauda's bravery was beyond my ability to comprehend.

Thank you very much, dear Murray, for all your fantastic passionate years in motorsport!!! And thank you very much for your consideration about Juan Manuel Fangio!!!!

To win without the best car is a true champ and the only champ not like today I am sad to say !!!!

I’ve followed him for years when Damon started at Brabham and The awful death of Ayrton at Imola .I have most loads of f1 books magazines DVD’s and models. F1 is my life I love it.And meeting Murray at a book signing for his autobiography at Christmas a few years ago having a private meeting upstairs at the bookshop talking about Damon’s last lap at Suzuka becoming world champion in 96.Having tea and mince pies .I will never forget. He was a wonderful man it was a privilege to meet him.I’m heartbroken it’s so sad. Please god they rename part of the silverstone track ,After him! Personally I think he should buried at the track.F1 was his life after all.

I hope there's a big commemoration for Murray at Silverstone later this year. What's more, I hope there's a full house to do it.

i had the pleasure of shaking hands with Sir Stirling Moss. Murray was right. such a gent.

Rest in Peace. The commentator legend.

What a Legend hope your up there with Jim Clark and Niki Lauda James Hunt and all the other drivers. Im amazed at how he predicted Michael being perhaps one of the greatest ever

Even today Fangio is still the Greatest F1 driver of all time. RIP, Fangio and Murray.

RIP the voice of motorsport

It's a great list and very well argued. I'd change the order quite a bit, but you've gotta respect the Murray.

Thanks for sharing, Im enjoying this immensely, and writing a comment after watching to the end of the Stirling Moss entry as Im so enjoying it! 😀👍 I dont remember being treated to this gem piece of F1 content at the time, and indeed living in Australia could well explain why it was never shared with us racefans. I just wanted to stop here and announce to the universe that Mr Moss was the finest dude, and that Motorsport, well particularly 50's and 60's Motorsport, could not have wished for a finner dude to represent what racing and being a racer, is all about. He had speed, brains, style, sportsmanship, humility, confidence, honour, interlect, great articulation, and dammit the dude was even blessed with rather sharpish good looks to go with it. When Murray declared at the end of the segment, "we should all be allowed to call him "Lord Stirling Moss, Lord of Motorsport" I actually shouted my agreement at Murray Walker with a ferver that rather surprised me... Old racecars are gteat. Old Racecar Drivers are fantastic. And old Races are fascinating and, well, eternal. Love Moss' Pro Dudeness. Anyway, Senna sempre #1 Except maybe for good looks, as Moss might have the edge, even with a the bald going on Moss is 60's Jason Stratham. 😎 I can testify that, as I'm born in the year of James Hunt's title, the reverence for older racers that were heros in my Fathers formative years is 'real rose coloured glasses at times.' Us Senna-fanatics did not arrive at our fanatisism blindly! 😁 Thanks again for the share.

Tell you what Jim Clark would have beaten Prost,Senna etc easily even with the modern cars.Jim was the best!

RIP Murray

Prophetic of Murray to say Schumacher could become the greatest ever... which he ended up being for 15/16 years... shows how much he knew about F1! REST IN PEACE MURRAY!

A great loss for all fans of the sport. Perfect analysis of his top 10 drivers. I wish, we would have someone like him for the german commentaries.

RIP Murray and Jim Clark

F1 just isn't the same without Murray. He was Mr Formula One.

F1 fans' hatred for Prost is just petty and ridiculous. They conveniently forget there were several times when he and Senna had the SAME car and he beat him FAIR AND SQUARE. And they told Prost to shut up when Senna deliberately rammed him to steal the 1988 title from him. But they cry and piss about ANYTHING Michael Schumacher did. Murray reminded F1 magazine that in terms of bad behavior, "Senna was worse, infinitely worse." So true. Remember this is the same one who PUNCHED Eddie Irving for managing to hold him off for one lap in Japan in 1993. The sucker should have been banned from the sport for the first five races of the 1994 season and fined a few thousand quid.

I was surprised to see Michael at 6 and thought Murray had put Lewis Hamilton before him but at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1233">20:33</a> he said despite he’s age 30 and having won 2 championship, I realized this show had to be produced before 2000’s finale. PS - Just heard <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1240">20:40</a> him saying, ‘in my view he could go to become the greatest of all time’, glad Murray himself witnessed this in his life.

Jim Clark and Fangio would be my top two. But can’t decide which of them I’d put first

Murray was F1 for me, when he retired F1 lost so much of its sparkle I rarely watch it now. Thanks for the memories Murray😎

That michael schumacher he did alrite in the end

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2054">34:14</a>..............It`s been beaten...............and then beaten again. R.I.P Murray Walker........I miss " Your Spirit "

But as usual Senna was right the Pole Position in Japan was on the wrong side of the track giving the second place an advantage

'Lemme put on this cloth helmet, and 1 strap seat belt and go 150mph'...lol. these guys were insane

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2145">35:45</a> 😭😭😭 - I wish he was still with us

Fly high buddy

I respect Murrys reasons, but as to senna we have not to forget that the 1990 incident comes because of what happened in 1989 and balestre putting senna in the wrong lane of the circuit in the 1990, both times unfair to senna... so, i believe that senna being the most skilled driver ever, should be in number 1, as murray said would have putted if it was not for that 1990 incident.

1. Fangio 2. Prost 3. Senna 4. Moss 5. Clark 6. Schumacher 7. Stewart 8. Lauda 9. Ascari 10. Mansell

What a shame. It only got to Number 5 on the list and an advert appeared (promotiing something either rubbish or grotesque, as is the wont). I imagine his top five drivers were, in ascending order, Moss, Fangio, Piquet, Senna and Prost.

Sure i got this for christmas one year.

Schumacher No.6 - behave Murray

My guy was Niki. Tough guy

Lord Moss could still happen If by todays SIR standards then he should be a lord as should Mr Walker Pop stars madona racing drivers to name but a few who become Sirs is a Joke a total Joke in my humble opinion Lets get a Lord Moss and Walker pole up and running ??

I see why Murray moved Senna into 3rd behind Prost but obviously Senna was even better than Prost and Prost knew it - so did Murray. Great video!

Jackie Stewart loved himself some self lol

RIP to a legend, Mr. Murray Walker. By the way, Senna is the G.O.A.T., see @ <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2148">35:48</a> for proof.

Murray said later when he was asked again that after michael won 7 times that he is now the number 2. so and based of what he brought up to make this ranking lets see where Vettel; Hamilton and Alonso fit in so starting with vettel: he showed at BMW sauber at the fridays practise that he was fast. moving to torro rosso in 2008 he won his first race in the rain in a slower car and moved on to red bull to claim 4 titles after that he moved to ferrari and failed to his nerves. i put him behind senna. on 4th. Hamilton: he went head to head with a 2 times world champion in his first year at f1 and claimed his first title one year later by one point in a dramatic fashion. he showed his skill especially in the rain at the season final in brasil and at the 2008 british grand prix wich he won, when his rival massa spun multiple times. he then had a few years where he drove in the midfield and in 2013 he moved to mercedes where he would win the title for to this day 5 additional times and he is on his way to win for a 7th time wich no one thought was possible. in his earlier days he showed weaknesses wich he seemed to have extinguished. now he drives every race with such a high perfection and seems unbeatable and off the track he is a very humble and nice guy. I put him 3 behind prost due to the fact that prost had a little more up to the sleeve even though hamilton and mercedes are one the way to beat every record. Now alonso: Alonso started 2001 with minardi anc claimed his first win in hungary 2003 and went on to beat Schumacher and raikkönen in 2005 claiming his first title against the 7 times world champion michael schumacher.in 2006 ferrari was back to form and alonso managed to beat schumacher for a second time. even though alonso only won 2 world titles, he is known to be one of the completest drivers. 2017 he went for the indy 500 victory and even though he was fast and in for the win, his engine broke down. in 2018 he won le mans with toyota and 2019 he took part in the rally dakar i would say he is between moss and clark the reasoning is it took him 4 years in f1 to claim his first title he only managed two times and things others before him managed to do he doesnt have something like that

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1109">18:29</a> a message to all the people that say "SchUmAchER oNly WoN in DoMiNAnT CaRS"

Rest in Peace Murray , No Piquet ?

The top 10 from f1metrics is the most objective and fascinating! I tend to lean towards agreeing with much of this list as well. 1. Michael Schumacher 2. Jackie Stewart 3. Fernando Alonso 4. Juan Manuel Fangio 5. Alberto Ascari 6. Jim Clark 7. Lewis Hamilton 8. Sebastian Vettel 9. Max Verstappen 10. Sterling Moss

5th position for Clark was dumb, he deserved 2nd

Could anyone tell me when this was broadcast? We will miss you Murray.

F1 2002 Please

PRO>SENNA???????????????????

Alain Prost better than Jim Clark or Michael Schumacer? no way Murray.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2055">34:15</a> : Hamilton: Hold my beer

I don't agree with Murray's choice of Number 1. Jim Clark was the greatest of them all in my opinion

Murray, Senna crashes into a competitor on purpose so he's not the best for that? Also, everyone knows that people admire more those that were around while they were young. Older people rate Pele the best ever while one generation will always say Maradona and another Messi. So it's no surprise that you went for Fangio - I just think you're wrong.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2049">34:09</a> --- Sir Lewis Hamilton: Hold my smoothie

Sorry, i liekd Murray Walker but this ranking is a Joke. Senna's Revenge in Japan was the answer to the Race one year before. This was perfect french Mafiosi-Action from Prost and the f.... Balestre.

This is old.

No lewis hamilton Sebastián Vettel Fernando Alonso kimi raikkonen or Max verstappen this list is already old in my eyes why doesnt he included these five drivers???

Senna was a crash driver. A good driver but overrated.

NIGEL - talented, but a "cry baby" - not respected by many drivers, Especially Mario Andretti

Walker is great but Prost > Senna is absurd.