Crofty butchers toast as BUTTER-GATE continues

Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft endured a frustrating morning before the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday after being seriously tested by a block of butter.

At the Monaco Grand Prix last month, Croft stunned the world by announcing he does not keep his butter in the fridge, much to the bemusement of co-commentators Jenson Button and Anthony Davidson (and indeed fans on Twitter).

However, judging by evidence on Instagram, the F1 broadcasting supremo may have a point as he struggled to apply cold butter to a freshly toasted white slice.

In a story captured by TheF1Prod on Instagram, Croft was displaying his butter frustration at the dairy situation and says he even tried to use alternative breakfast items to heat it up.

READ MORE: David Croft delivers verdict on GREATEST F1 movie

"I've tried to melt the butter on top of the bacon and sausage dispenser," he lamented. "And it's still rock-hard! I need a chisel for my butter."

In the end, Croft seemingly went for the aggressive approach and the resulting slice looking like the butter was applied with a machete rather than a standard kitchen knife.

This incident comes after Croft and Button began arguing on air about where the optimum place to store butter is during practice for the Monaco Grand Prix.

Davidson likened butting fresh rubber down on track to spreading butter on toast which led to the bizarre exchange.

"You obviously don't put your butter in the fridge?" Button said.

"Well, who puts butter in the fridge?" a clearly puzzled Croft replied.

When asked why he puts it in the fridge, Button sarcastically said: "Well it makes it difficult to spread, it's like a fun game."

READ MORE: F1 On TV: Meet the Sky Sports and Channel 4 Commentators

Related

More F1 news

Latest F1 news

F1 champion Max Verstappen reveals his 'bucket list' races after Nurburgring adventure

• Yesterday 22:57

F1 legend denies being arrested in Portugal over shotgun 'cock-up'

• Yesterday 22:00

Ferrari 'need to get their s**t together' as F1 legend calls for Hamilton-Leclerc peace talks

• Yesterday 20:57

Max Verstappen finally admits talks with Mercedes and McLaren, this is why he turned them down

• Yesterday 19:45

Lewis Hamilton is walking a dangerous line with Ferrari criticism: 'They have never liked this'

• Yesterday 18:45

McLaren to create 1000 UK jobs with new £450m investment

• Yesterday 17:27