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Martin Brundle cuts Mourinho short when Spanish GP national anthem begins

Martin Brundle had to stop his interview with Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho when the Spanish Grand Prix national anthem started.

Brundle approached Mourinho at the end of his gridwalk before the Spanish GP with just minutes to spare. Brundle asked him about a new circuit being built next to the club's training ground.

Mourinho began explaining how he passes the site every day and finds it fascinating. Before he could finish, the national anthem music began, and Brundle had to pull the microphone away.

Mourinho was there with players including Eder Militao and Denzel Dumfries.

Rayo Vallecano
Real Madrid's opponent
Next to Valdebebas training facility
Circuit location

Why it mattersGridwalks are tightly timed. Broadcasters must cut guests off when they run out of airtime, no matter how interesting the chat.

AustraliaAustralian viewers watching Sky Sports' F1 coverage would have seen this happen live during the gridwalk segment.

Corroborated bydailystar.co.uk·sportbible.com

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 11 d ago

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