Derek Warwick was removed from stewarding duties for the Canadian Grand Prix following “unauthorised” comments that he made in the press

Sky Sports commentator Martin Brundle issued a resounding statement of support for a suspended FIA steward. Brundle, a former Formula 1 driver, commented on the suspension of Derek Warwick, who was not allowed to work at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Martin Brundle has leaped to the defence of suspended FIA steward Derek Warwick. The former Formula One driver has been relieved of his duties for this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix. Warwick

F1 legend Martin Brundle has defended Derek Warwick in a passionate statement, after the FIA suspended the steward for the Canadian Grand Prix. Warwick has served as a F1 steward for several years, but the 70-year-old’s recent comments to the media have forced the FIA to suspend him from his duties in Montreal.

Former Formula One driver Derek Warwick was dismissed as a race steward at the Canadian Grand Prix, sparking renewed anxiety among the critics of FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem's leadership.

The FIA have taken the decision to axe Derek Warwick as a steward for this weekend's Canadian GP and the move has been met with anger from the motorsport community

Formula 1 steward Derek Warwick will sit out the Canadian GP 2025 after the FIA took a dim view of his comments on the Max Verstappen-George Russell clash at Spain.

Johnny Herbert was axed as an FIA steward before the new F1 season because of his media work yet Derek Warwick, who will be a steward at the Canadian Grand Prix, is involved in a similar scheme