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sentenced to 9 years in a Russian prison camp. In February, the WNBA center, Olympic gold medalist and seven-time All-Star was at an airport near Moscow when a cartridge containing hashish oil, a cannabis concentrate, was found in her luggage.

Trinity Rodman is Oakley’s latest brand ambassador. The US Women National Team player is a part of Oakley’s new lifestyle campaign, titled “More Than Meets the Eye,” which includes athletes that play various sports.

cleanse – she uses an oil formula – to break down dirt on the skin, followed by a light toner such as Bobbi Brown's Hydrating Tonic. After applying an oil-free SPF, opt for a lightweight, water-based moisturiser. "When hydrating the skin, take into consideration how much more we perspire and secrete oils when it's warm – you may not need as much hydration as normal," says Martin.

Formula One coverage since his retirement from racing and his expert opinion has also come alongside some rather amusing moments.The ex-F1 driver has been conducting gridwalk interviews for over a quarter of a century, getting lines from drivers, team principals and race engineers as well as crossing paths with some of the biggest celebrity names out there.That has led to some iconic moments on the grid, with Brundle not always successful in his attempts to get celebrities to talk or having some unexpected responses - something which fans enjoy although he, himself, has confirmed he dislikes conducting them.Nevertheless, it's led to some classic moments of TV and, with Brundle taking centre stage in Miami following his latest mishap, it's the perfect opportunity to look back at some of his greatest moments.The Miami Grand Prix was a Where's Wally celebrity special, with stars popping out of every corner - and Brundle believed he'd found one of the biggest on the grid in the form of NFL quarterback Patrick Mahomes.Unfortunately, it wasn't the case as it proved to be mistaken identity, with Brundle instead chatting to NBA draftee Paolo Banchero who, in his defence, spoke to the cameras about the Miami race - then later taking to Twitter to declare he's 'vibing right now man'.Mahomes himself commented on the incident on social media, posting: 'Bro ain't no way' alongside a plethora of laughing emojis to sum up exactly how everyone reacted to the mishap.Undoubtedly one of the most famous moments of Brundle's gridwalking endeavours, a frankly brilliant encounter with rapper Megan Thee Stallion occurred prior to the United States Grand Prix in Austin last year where she was a guest of Red Bull.The 'WAP' rapper appeared to be

Formula One driver turned pundit has become a regular fixture in the gridwalk for Sky Sports pacing through the mess of people to grab a quick word with those on the grid which includes celebrities, royalty and social media influencers.Unfortunately, it proves to be one of the toughest jobs to do in F1 as not everyone is up for a chat and Brundle can't be expected to know every celebrity he bumps into - but it does make for some amusing viewing.Brundle found himself trending on Twitter ahead of the race following his latest blunders, where he mistook basketball player Paolo Banchero for Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.To his credit, Banchero was happy to answer the questions, with Brundle then encountering more head-scratching moments when DJ Khaled signed off with his famous 'another one catchphrase' while Pharrell Williams plugged some watches. Brundle was also blanked by tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams, while his attempts to get a quick word from Manchester United legend David Beckham were unsuccessful with the ex-driver admitting it was the second time he was blanked, though he finally got a quick word.

Martin Brundle is at it again.

Max Verstappen won the Miami GP on Sunday but fans were more occupied by the antics of Martin Brundle.The roving reporter had fans in fits of laughter before last season’s Formula One World Champion clinched first place in the States. Brundle made a huge gaffe during his pre-race grid walk before the inaugural Miami Grand Prix got underway.With the amass of superstars nearby, he thought he had spotted NFL superstar Patrick Mahomes. But in actual fact, it was NBA star Paolo Banchero who he had bumped into.

Formula 1 pundit Martin Brundle left fans in hysterics following a toe-curling blunder during his pre-race grid walk ahead of the inaugural Miami Grand Prix.The Sky Sports mic man stopped for an interview with someone he thought was NFL superstar Patrick Mahomes, after being told that quarterback was nearby, when in actual fact it was basketball star Paolo Banchero.Having wrongly addressed him as "Patrick", Brundle was initially ignored by Banchero, and after about 15 seconds of their awkward exchange, the British former F1 driver realises that he's got the wrong man. The only trouble was, he still had no idea who the bloke he was chatting to was.After asking Banchero what he thought of the atmosphere around the circuit, the 19-year-old replied: "This is crazy.