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Machine Gun Kelly is commenting on his F1 Grand Prix interview, which has since gone viral.

Machine Gun Kelly may have come across as awkward in a now viral interview, but he’s seemingly now attributing it to anxiety?

Machine Gun Kelly has responded to a wave of criticism online after taking part in an “awkward” interview at the Brazilian Grand Prix.The moment took place when the musician was approached by Sky Sports’ presenter Martin Brundle, who went up to him on the grid walk at the Formula One event and caught him for a quick chat.In the footage – which has been shared to the Sky Sports F1 Twitter page – the 33-year-old rapper was asked about how his career was going. Here, he began fiddling with the poppy on Brundle’s shirt, and responded: “I don’t think about my career.”From there, the host said “Well good luck with it, whatever you do”, before discussing Formula One and the ties between the motor racing world and the music industry.

When Cara Delevingne doesn’t want to be interviewed, she doesn’t have to be interviewed!

Naman Ramachandran Brad Pitt has revealed some key plot details of his keenly anticipated Formula One racing feature. Over the weekend, Pitt and co-star Damson Idris filmed for the Apple production during the British Formula One Grand Prix at Silverstone in the U.K., driving laps around the legendary track. Speaking to former British racing champion Martin Brundle, Pitt told Sky Sports: “It’s all been great. The vibe is amazing, to get to be part of it and tell our story. The teams have opened their doors to us.” Pitt said that he plays “a guy who raced in the 1990s… who has a horrible crash, craps out and disappears, then he’s racing in other disciplines. His friend, played by Javier Bardem, he’s a team owner, contacts him. They’re a last place team, they’re 21-22 on the grid, they’ve never scored a point. But they have a young phenom, played by Damson Idris, and they bring me in as kind of a Hail Mary and hijinks ensue. Tell you what’s amazing about it — there are cameras mounted all over the car — you’ve never seen speed, you’ve never seen just the G-forces like this. It’s really, really exciting.”

Liam Payne showed off his new look as he chatted to Cara Delevigne at Silverstone racetrack on Sunday.

Cara Delevingne is speaking out after video of her allegedly snubbing F1 legend-turned-broadcaster Martin Brundle hit the internet.

Cara Delevingne is opening up after an awkward moment.

Brad Pitt’s career is going nowhere but up. While he may be currently dealing with drama regarding a winery lawsuit against his ex-wife Angelina Jolie, his movie career continues to be susccessful. His newest film is all about Formula One racing; not only will Pitt be fronting this upcoming sports film, but we've got another famous face that you may recognize from Outlander joining in on the fun.

Chelsea midfielder Mason Mount avoided answering questions about his future after agreeing personal terms with Manchester United.

F1 grid walks and says Lewis Hamilton stopped talking to him.The former F1 driver’s pre-race wanders around the grid minutes before the start of Grand Prix have been must-see TV over the last 25 years. There have been moments of comedy, awkwardness and rude snubs from celebrities and even misidentification of big sporting stars.More often than not, the drivers, often just seconds before they are about to step into the car, give Brundle their time. It is clear the stars of F1 hold Brundle, who had an impressive career himself, in high regard.

Read More: Lewis Hamilton congratulated on 'winning' F1 title by firm that vowed to topple Red Bull The tragic news was confirmed by World Superbikes, who stated he had died from his injuries. A statement from Steeman’s family was also shared along with the announcement.“Something you have always been afraid of as a parent of a motorcycle racer has now happened,” the family statement said.

Red Bull on and off track has waded into the cost cap saga that has engulfed Formula 1.It has been confirmed this week that Red Bull breached F1’s cost cap for 2021 – the year their star driver Max Verstappen controversially pipped Lewis Hamilton to the drivers’ title. Governing body the FIA said Red Bull had committed a ‘minor’ breach, but the exact scale of the transgression and the severity of the penalty remain a mystery.There are even calls for the Dutchman to be stripped of his first title, although that appears to be unlikely. READ MORE: Martin Brundle expects FIA to crack down 'hard' on Red Bull after F1 budget cap breach One party that believes the 2021 crown should be given to Hamilton is former F1 team sponsor Rich Energy, which tweeted: “An easy decision for the FIA now.

F1 world title, particularly your first, is an incredibly pressurised time for any driver. Adding to the tension are the probing questions being asked by the world’s media.

saw lights out delayed by more than an hour.After the hold-up, it was business as usual, including the latest edition of Brundle’s popular grid walk for Sky Sports F1. To his own surprise, the popular racer-turned-broadcaster managed to catch a word with a number of drivers, including Fernando Alonso, Pierre Gasly and Mick Schumacher. READ MORE: Nick Knowles wades into Red Bull cost cap row and hits out at 'Kevin and Perrys' Brundle also managed to interview singer, songwriter and producer Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas, who were among the acts performing in Singapore as part of the off-track entertainment.“I didn’t think we would make it,” said Brundle to the star, whose real name is Williams Adams, alluding to the delay in proceedings.

F1’s cost cap amid speculation Red Bull have fallen foul of the rules.The drivers’ and constructors’ champions-elect are under the spotlight amid claims they have not complied with the sport’s financial restrictions, which were brought in last year to make F1 more sustainable. Punishment for any breaches range from a reprimand to exclusion from the last year’s championship, depending on the severity of any transgression of the rules.Several teams, including Toto Wolff’s Mercedes, have been outspoken on the issue, although Red Bull have strenuously denied any wrongdoing, with team principal Christian Horner even threatening legal action following what he sees as “defamatory” comments from rivals.READ MORE: Christian Horner says there is 'campaign to discredit Red Bull' and threatens legal actionSky Sports pundit and former F1 driver Brundle says every team will have pushed the complex new rules to the limit.“We heard from Toto Wolff, he thinks it’s a very serious issue, akin to cheating,” said Brundle ahead of qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix.“He was really strong about it, it appears to be pointed towards Red Bull and Aston Martin, from what we’re reading, but await for the certificates [from FIA] to come out on Wednesday.“I went to see Christian Horner.

Formula 1’s grid penalty rules are unacceptable and must be fixed for the sake of the fans, says Martin Brundle.For the second race in three, there was chaos after qualifying with most drivers having no idea where they would be lining up for the race.The was triggered by nine drivers – including Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton – taking grid penalties of varying severity, five and 10 place drops as well as ‘back of the grid’ punishments. The final grid wasn't confirmed until Saturday night, much to the frustration of fans, with many branding the penalty system a total farce. READ MORE: F1 penalty farce leaves drivers, fans and media in the dark over Italian Grand Prix grid Sky Sports F1 analyst and former F1 driver Brundle is also frustrated by the situation and says another solution must be found."It's unacceptable," he said ahead of the Italian Grand Prix.

F1 team. Not even during Mercedes' run of seven straight drivers' titles did they go close to winning every single race in a season.

Christian Horner was invited to a lunch at Buckingham Palace with the Queen and Prince Philip.It was at the time of the heated feud between his Red Bull drivers, Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber, which exploded during the Malaysian Grand Prix of that year.Webber was leading Vettel in the closing stages of the race and the drivers were told to hold station with a coded message, ‘multi 21’. But Vettel ignored the order, battled Webber for the lead and eventually won the race before one of the most awkward podium ceremonies in F1 history as the pair barely acknowledged each other.READ MORE: 'West Norfolk boy' Martin Brundle recalls meeting 'down-to earth' QueenHorner was having to play peacemaker at the time and must have been expecting a break from the world of F1 politics and driver bust-ups ahead of his lunch date with the Royals.

F1 broadcasting legend Martin Brundle has shared his memories of spending time with the Queen at her Sandringham Estate following the monarch’s death at the age of 96. Brundle is from King’s Lynn, just a stone’s throw from one of the royal residences.

Max Verstappen and Red Bull at the Belgian Grand Prix.Fresh from helping Manchester City to a dramatic Premier League victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday, De Bruyne was a guest of Red Bull and swapped team shirts with Verstappen before the race. Therefore it was no surprise that he was collared by Sky Sports F1’s Martin Brundle during his pre-race grid walk.“I know Max a little bit, we speak from time to time.