Sky Sports reporter Ted Kravitz goes ‘nowhere near’ interview pen after being ejected

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F1 broadcaster was presenting his Notebook show live from the paddock after qualifying when he was told to leave an area near where driver interviews were being conducted.Kravitz asked an official wearing an F1 branded uniform “are you chucking us out?”READ MORE: 'Marshal of the year' hailed for waving green flag after Singapore Grand Prix crashThe official cheerily replied “I am” before a perplexed Kravitz eventually did as he was told, but not without querying the decision.“Aren’t we normally in here?,” he asks. “No?

Has the rule changed?”He receives an inaudible response before adding “oh right, sorry everyone”. He then asks his cameraman “don’t we normally do that in the [media] pen?

Maybe there’s been a misunderstanding”. What's your favourite Ted Kravitz moment? Tell us in the comments section below. Twenty-four hours later, Kravitz was back in the paddock for his post-race Notebook programme to round up an eventful grand prix, won by Sergio Perez despite the Red Bull man being hit with a five-second time penalty after the race for dropping too far behind the safety car.Early in the live broadcast, Kravitz alluded to his run-in with F1 officialdom, saying: “I’m not going to go anywhere near the pen today, don’t worry about that everybody."READ NEXT:.