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<\/p>\nSky Sports presenter and F1 hero Martin Brundle could only squeeze three words from NBA icon Shaquille O\u2019Neal during the grid walk ahead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix.<\/p>\n
Brundle\u2019s grid walks rarely disappoint and the former team-mate of Michael Schumacher was forced to try and drain blood from a stone after bumping into another big hitter unwilling to get involved with the pre-race procedures.<\/p>\n
The ever-determined Brundle approached the Red Bull team where O\u2019Neal was chatting and posing for pictures with mechanics. But he was snubbed by the former Los Angeles Lakers star who instead went to take a picture with the Team Principal Christian Horner.<\/p>\n
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Brundle poked fun at Horner, quipping he was standing on his tiptoes as O\u2019Neal dwarfed the majority of the starting grid as team members posed alongside the 7ft1 four-time NBA champion.<\/p>\n
Eager to hang around to talk to O\u2019Neal, Brundle had to stall for time before O\u2019Neal turned to speak on the grid walk, but he was seemingly in a rush. As Brundle asked how he was doing, the NBA legend simply replied \u201cLewis Hamilton baby\u201d, despite him walking out of the Red Bull section – although no one was going to argue with him.<\/p>\n
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Brundle sarcastically replied: \u201cWell, ok, that\u2019s all you need to say\u201d, as O\u2019Neal was ushered away from the cameras and presumably headed towards the hospitality section beside the track.<\/p>\n
O\u2019Neal wouldn\u2019t have been disappointed with Red Bull\u2019s performance after world champion Max Verstappen overcame a five second time penalty to win the Grand Prix. Although Sergio Perez missed out on a second place finish as Ferrari\u2019s Charles Leclerc overtook the Mexican on the final lap to finish second and scupper a first 1-2 finish for Red Bull since Monza in September.<\/p>\n