Sky Sports has confirmed its broadcast team for the 2026 Formula 1 season, and the absence of former NASCAR and IndyCar driver Danica Patrick has been picked up by fans. Joining lead commentator David Croft will be Simon Lazenby, Natalie Pinkham, Ted Kravitz, Rachel Brookes and Craig Slater as presenters and reporters.

Danica Patrick has remained one of the biggest female names when it comes to motorsports, especially NASCAR. She made her The post Danica Patrick Insists Leaving Sky Sports F1 Was “My Choice” Amid Exit Speculation appeared first on FirstSportz.

F1 has not canceled a race since flooding took place in northern Italy in 2023. “Obviously (for) the sport, ourselves, the fans, the partners, our race team, all that will be of the utmost importance from a safety point of view,” McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown told reporters on Friday.

George Russell of Mercedes won the season-opening Australian Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday, heralding a new era for Formula 1 after a sweeping regulation change that has sparked polarizing r

Danica Patrick is opening up about her next chapter. Taking to Instagram on Thursday, the former NASCAR star addressed her departure from Sky Sports as an F1 analyst, expressing gratitude “for the opportunity and experience I was given!

Danica Patrick said Thursday it was her decision to not return to Sky Sports as an analyst for the upcoming Formula 1 season that began this weekend with the Australian Grand Prix. Patrick joined the broadcast team in 2021 following her retirement from racing,

Former IndyCar and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick has broken her silence after being omitted from the Sky Sports F1 line-up for 2026. On Wednesday, the United Kingdom's main F1 broadcaster, Sky Sports, confirmed their on-screen line-up for the 2026 season.

Max Verstappen confirms major racing plans outside Formula 1, announcing his participation in the Nürburgring 24 Hours.

With tournaments postponed and players stranded away from home, major sport events have been struck by crisis and chaos.

Sky Sports are introducing an innovative new feature to their Formula 1 coverage in 2026 - but only for specific customers. Sky have held live rights to F1 in the UK since 2012, with the BBC's exclusive contract having expired at the end of the 2011 season.

For the first time in a decade, Formula One will run more than the usual 10 teams as Cadillac joins the fold for 2026.