SKY SPORTS F1 ANNOUNCES 2025 BROADCAST TEAM
Sky Sports F1 has confirmed its team of presenters and experts for the 2025 Formula 1 season, starting with the Australian Grand Prix this weekend. As the UK’s exclusive F1 broadcaster since 2012, Sky continues to bring back well-known faces while also adding fresh talent to make the coverage even better.
Familiar Experts Returning
After a record-breaking 2024 British Grand Prix, Sky is set to provide even more exciting and detailed coverage across the 24-race season. Many well-known motorsport experts are returning, including former world champions Jenson Button, Nico Rosberg, and Jacques Villeneuve, who will continue to share their insights.
Legendary commentator Martin Brundle OBE is also back with his famous grid walks and race commentary. Other returning experts include Naomi Schiff, Karun Chandhok, Anthony Davidson, Bernie Collins, and Danica Patrick.
Despite some criticism on social media, Danica Patrick will remain part of the team, especially for races in the U.S. This move aligns with F1’s goal to grow its American audience.
New Addition: Jamie Chadwick Joins the Team
One of the biggest changes for 2025 is the arrival of Jamie Chadwick. She is a three-time W Series champion and a professional driver in the European Le Mans Series. Last year, she made history by becoming the first female driver to win an INDY NXT road course race.
Her experience as a racer will bring fresh insights to Sky’s F1 coverage, making the analysis even more engaging for fans.
Presenters and Reporters Stay the Same
Sky has kept the same presenting and reporting team, including Simon Lazenby, Natalie Pinkham, Rachel Brookes, Craig Slater, and Ted Kravitz. Fans will be happy to hear that Ted’s Notebook, a popular segment offering in-depth technical insights, will continue in 2025.
With an unpredictable season ahead, Sky Sports F1 has built a strong team that combines experience, expertise, and new voices. Fans can expect top-quality coverage, exclusive interviews, and in-depth race analysis as the sport continues to grow worldwide.
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