Ross Brawn says he is open to trialling new ideas for F1 such as Sprint races and changes to qualifying in 2020 for future seasons.
Sky Sports F1
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The thirty-six drivers that will attempt to qualify for the 2019 Indianapolis 500 have been confirmed. Thirty-three of the drivers will make the race on May 26, with three drivers being eliminated after qualifying this weekend.
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Sky Sports F1 will broadcast all seventeen races of the upcoming 2019 NTT IndyCar Series to UK viewers. The UK coverage deal between IndyCar and Sky Sports is set to last for the next few seasons.
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With the 2019 FIA Formula 1 Season not too far away from going lights out in Australia, here are what to watch out for throughout the season?
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Channel 4 have reached an agreement with Sky Sports F1 to allow to broadcast highlights of the 2019 Formula 1 Season, as well as live coverage of the 2019 British Grand Prix.
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Former F1 driver and Channel 4 pundit David Coulthard believes F1’s lack of free-to-air TV starting in 2019 will heavily impact the sport in the UK and fear it’s fanbase will decline.
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Channel 4 will show 10 rounds of the 2018 Formula 1 season live, with delayed highlights of all the other 11 rounds of the championship.
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Dare To Be Different hosts their second event at Nutts Corner Circuit, Northern Ireland to inspire local schoolgirls.
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Felipe Massa impressed crowds in the Live Action Arena at Autosport International Show after driving Ayrton Senna first Formula 1 car.
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Lewis Hamilton is backing a new inititative from the Motor Sports Association aimed at highlighting key road safety messages to young people. The MSA is launching a short film competition…
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Former Grand Prix driver Martin Brundle stepped back behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car at Snetterton as part of a feature for Sky Sports F1. Brundle was joined…
Formula 1
Sky Sports to broadcast live coverage of F1 2019 first winter test
by James Eagles
by James Eagles
In a new move, Sky Sports are to broadcast 20 hours of live coverage from the first winter test of the 2019 Formula 1 season.
Chase Carey has put the blame down to Pay-TV for F1’s viewing decline from last year. F1’s new owners revealed that the sport is down by 4% compare to 2017.
Ex-Formula 1 Driver and Sky Sports Commentator Martin Brundle says new F1 owners, Liberty Media must have a tough, no compromise approach to F1 and believes “scary and fast” cars in the future would make the sport great again.
Otmar Szafnauer confirms Sahara Force India will not rebrand as Aston Martin for the 2016 Formula 1 season.
Jordan King is the next young British single-seater talent to appear on Sky Sports F1 show ‘Britain’s Next F1 Star’ later this week. King has been selected as one of…