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Mar 1, 2023 · 01 March 2023 03:44 Here are the 2023 F1 commentator and pundit line-ups for Sky Sports, Channel 4 - the UK broadcasters for Formula One - and F1TV readfullarticle Source: Crash.net
Alex Brundle. Alex Brundle, son of Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports commentator Martin Brundle, will be part of the F1 TV team for 2024. He is the 2016 European Le Mans Series champion (LMP3) and ...
- Jenson Button
- Nico Rosberg
- David Croft
- Martin Brundle
- Naomi Schiff
- Anthony Davidson
- Simon Lazenby
- Damon Hill
- Karun Chandhok
- Natalie Pinkham
The Formula 1 race winner and 2009 World Champion first appeared on Sky F1’s coverage of the 2018 British Grand Prix, with his wry humour and relevant and recent insight proving popular with viewers. Button became part of the team in 2019, with the 15-time Grand Prix winner serving as a contributor once more in 2023.
2016 F1 World Champion Nico Rosberg has proven a very popular broadcaster and interviewer on Sky F1, due to his willingness to ask awkward questions and point out uncomfortable truths. The German’s participation in paddock activities took a noticeable hit last year, due to Rosberg’s decision not to be vaccinated against COVID-19 – a strict requirem...
Former BBC F1 radio commentator David Croft was appointed as Sky F1’s lead commentator when the broadcaster took over the UK rights ahead of the 2012 season. Since then, Croft has become the modern-day voice of F1, with his infectious enthusiasm, ability to excite, and occasional willingness to be divisive in his opinions, winning the hearts of fan...
Having learned from the late, great Murray Walker following his own F1 career, Brundle has carved out an enviable position since 1997 – that of one of the most beloved commentators around the world. Brundle and Croft form a commentary team of tremendous warmth, knowledge, and humour. In recent years, Brundle has chosen to step aside from more races...
Schiff is a Rwandan-Belgian professional racing and stunt driver, appearing in the W Series before being appointed as their Diversity and Inclusion Ambassador. Presenting the Mercedes F1 team launch alongside Natalie Pinkham in 2022, Schiff was brought onboard as a regular contributor to Sky F1’s coverage where she quickly carved out a name for bei...
Former Super Aguri F1 race driver Anthony Davidson participated in BBC Radio 5’s coverage of Formula 1, working closely with David Croft, following his days racing in the sport. While Davidson carved out a hugely successful career as a sportscar driver in the WEC, he was also added to Sky’s line-up for the 2012 season and has become associated most...
Seasoned broadcaster Simon Lazenby has been Sky F1’s lead anchor presenter since taking over the UK rights more than a decade ago. While Lazenby got off to a shaky start with the UK audience, due to his predecessor on BBC being the immensely popular Jake Humphrey, Lazenby has since assumed a position of quiet authority due to his personable and fri...
1996 F1 World Champion Damon Hill was brought in by Sky F1 as an expert analyst during the 2012 season, a no-brainer decision given Hill’s prominence in British motorsport’s history books. Over the past decade, Hill has become ever more popular with a whole new generation of fans, including those too young to have ever seen his famous championship ...
Former HRT racing driver Karun Chandhok first appeared on Sky back in 2012, adding to their broadcasting in a supplementary role over the following three seasons. After that, Chandhok took up a position with Channel 4 to become their main pit-lane reporter between 2016 and 2018. But, with Channel 4’s free-to-air offering fading away for 2019, Chand...
Pinkham enjoyed an industrious pre-F1 career as a broadcaster, presenting and hosting a myriad of different shows – one of her main roles being that of the face of The Poker Channel. Following successful coverage of the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2009 alongside Steve Rider, Pinkham became BBC Radio 5’s pitlane reporter for the 2011 season – a ro...
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Dec 23, 2023 · This additional layer of reporting adds depth to Channel 4’s F1 coverage by ensuring that viewers are kept informed about all aspects of the race beyond what is visible on screen. Meet the Sky Sports F1 Commentary Team for 2023, including the main commentator, lead commentator, and pitlane reporter. Enjoy the best coverage of Formula 1 with F1TV.
Mar 1, 2023 · Launched in 2018, F1 TV marked Formula 1’s biggest investment in its digital transformation and ushered in a new era for the fan viewing experience. F1 TV Pro offers fans the chance to follow commercial-free live streams of every race, with additional exclusive feeds, whilst the less expensive TV Access provides fan with live race timing data and full race replays.
Mar 1, 2023 · 01 March 2023. 2023. F1 TV. With the brand new Formula 1 season now just days away, F1 TV has unveiled its presenter line-up and a new package of features, as it looks to bring the drama and excitement of Grand Prix racing to fans around the world. This expert analysis will be provided by Will Buxton who returns as lead presenter alongside ...
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Oct 6, 2022 · Channel 4 will continue to broadcast Formula 1 on free-to-air television in 2023 after agreeing a new deal with Sky Sports, the broadcaster has today confirmed. The free-to-air broadcaster will air highlights of every qualifying session and race next season, along with live coverage of the British Grand Prix weekend. Coverage will continue to ...
