**Ozzy Osbourne’s Wild Moment at the 2003 Canadian Grand Prix**
Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne, who passed away on July 22, 2025, at the age of 76, left behind more than just a musical legacy—he gifted Formula 1 fans one of the most unforgettable moments in grid walk history. At the 2003 Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, the Black Sabbath frontman appeared as a VIP guest at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve and instantly stole the show with his signature chaos.
During ITV’s famous live grid walk, commentator Martin Brundle approached Osbourne for a quick interview. What followed became the stuff of motorsport legend. When asked about his wife Sharon, Osbourne mumbled something incoherent about a “Rasputin musical,” prompting Brundle to fire back with the now-iconic line: “I’ll try to think of a question for that answer.”
Not missing a beat, Brundle pivoted and asked about Osbourne’s dogs. The rocker, clearly in full Ozzy mode, replied, “They’re all at home sh\*tting!” The unexpected profanity made it to air, drawing the ire of ITV bosses but winning the moment a permanent spot in F1 folklore.
The incident, widely circulated on YouTube and Reddit over the years, has remained a fan favorite—symbolic of a more unfiltered and unpredictable era of Formula 1. Osbourne, also seen mingling with racing legends like Juan Pablo Montoya and Jackie Stewart, brought a jolt of rock-and-roll energy to the paddock that weekend.
Though his visit to the grid lasted only minutes, the legacy of that surreal interview lives on. In a sport often defined by precision and control, Ozzy Osbourne’s 2003 Grand Prix cameo stands out as a glorious detour into unpredictability—an authentic slice of rock chaos on racing’s biggest stage.
