Which British sporting commentator's voice instantly transports you back in time?

For decades, Motty's encyclopaedic stats and unmistakable enthusiasm defined Match of the Day. His voice is synonymous with FA Cup upsets and World Cup drama.

His frantic, passionate delivery made even a processional Grand Prix feel like a title decider. Walker's commentary remains the gold standard for motorsport.

Less is more was Benaud's mantra, and his calm Australian-tinged delivery became the sound of English summers. A true craftsman of the pause.

Waddell turned darts commentary into Shakespearean theatre, comparing Eric Bristow to Alexander the Great. Nobody made tungsten sound so epic.

For half a century, O'Sullevan called the Grand National with peerless precision and warmth. His Aintree commentaries remain a masterclass in the craft.