David Coulthard has collected his MBE gong from the Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace in recognition of a Grand Prix career that spanned more than a decade and 13 top-flight victories.
[Original video via The Press Association]
The Scot contested 246 Grands Prix between 1994 and 2008 with the likes of Williams, McLaren and Red Bull Racing, and now works as a pundit on the BBC F1 commentary team and drives for Mercedes Benz in the DTM series.
While not officially confirmed, it is believed that Coulthard will take over from the to-be-ousted Jonathan Legard in the BBC commentary box, where he will work alongside his former sparring partner (and former manager) Martin Brundle.
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