Making the rounds: A video of the interaction, posted on Twitter, begins with Brundle making his way through the area where all the cars and pit crews were hanging out

Going in for interview: Brundle, who also happened to be a former driver himself, spots Megan (born Megan Jovon Ruth Pete) and her crew making their way through the crowds

The journalist goes up to the rapper, dressed in a custom black catsuit with sheer cutouts, and cordially introduces himself, all the while the group continues to walk through the busy area

Shunned: One of Megan's bodyguards,  leading the group, pushed Brundle away when he tried to ask Megan a few questions

Wow factor: She looked stunning in a sheer number

All good: Megan then seemingly lets the bodyguard know that's she's all good with the interview by tapping him on the shoulder; 'Okay boss,' Brundle says to the bodyguard, before directing his attention back to Megan

When Brundle pressed further, and asked who she is supporting in the race, another young man, seemingly in her crew, got between the two and pushed Brundle back with his right hand and told him he 'couldn't do that'

Being a wordsmith as a journalist, Brundle had a quick comeback and told the man (with blonde hair), 'I can do that because I did'

On the job: Brundle has been working as a journalist with Sky Sports since 2012