Martin Brundle, the legendary Formula One interviewer, is reportedly dealing with a significant personal challenge.

After almost 40 years of marriage, Brundle and his wife Liz are spending time apart, according to recent reports.

Brundle and Liz have been married for nearly four decades, tying the knot back in the 1980s.

The couple, who share two children in their 30s, have always appeared to be a solid unit.

However, they are now taking some time away from each other.

Currently, Brundle is in Austria, contributing to Sky Sports’ coverage of the Austrian Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen will be starting from pole position.

Despite his professional commitments, Brundle is grappling with personal issues, as his marriage appears to be under strain, according to The Sun.

A Temporary Separation

Born in King’s Lynn, where he still resides, Brundle married his childhood sweetheart and has maintained a home life there.

Despite the current separation, Liz confirmed to The Sun, “We are spending some time apart but we are married and together.”

The Demands of the Job

Brundle’s role as a Sky Sports pundit means he spends a considerable amount of time away from home, following the Formula One calendar from March to December.

His charismatic and straightforward interviewing style has made him a favorite among fans and a prominent figure on the grid.

A Beloved Figure

Known for his strong relationships with drivers, team chiefs, and celebrities, Brundle’s popularity is undeniable.

However, his job’s demands can be taxing, leading to frequent travels.

Over the next month alone, Brundle’s work will take him to Austria, England, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

Looking Ahead

As Brundle continues to fulfill his professional obligations, the future of his marriage remains uncertain.

Fans and colleagues alike will undoubtedly be watching closely, hoping for a positive resolution for the beloved racing veteran.

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