His involvement is becoming more renowned during the race broadcasts themselves where he provides additional analysis to the core commentary team, usually consisting of Croft and Brundle.įormer Force India driver, and DTM winner, Di Resta combines continued racing commitments with his Sky role, none more memorably than in Hungary 2017, when he had to be pulled from the broadcast to compete in qualifying and the race for Williams as a last-minute replacement for the ill Felipe Massa.ĭi Resta provided the full racing coverage notably in Azerbaijan and Sky clearly see him as a potential long-term replacement to Brundle in the commentary position.
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He hasn't been as involved this season as in previous years but whenever the European leg of the circuit comes around, Hill's opinions are there to be heard.įormer Super Aguri, BAR and Minardi driver in F1, who also served as a Mercedes test driver, Davidson provides deep technical analysis across race weekends and is occasionally seen in the commentary box during practice sessions. Hill's involvement in Sky's coverage has ramped up over the years and he is now present at most races. One of three world champions in Sky's rotation of pundits. Herbert also won the Le Mans 24 Hours in his career and is a regular part of Sky's pundit squad, mixing analysis with humour. Happily he has had his contract renewed and now Ted's Notebook, which airs after the race, is seen as the TV bookend to the weekend's action.Ī popular driver in his 90s heyday and winner of three grands prix, including a memorable triumph in the 1995 British GP.
Rumours that he may not be part of Sky's team in 2019 sparked outrage online and a petition was established to try and keep him on-screen. A regular for British F1 fans on television for almost 20 years, Kravitz has reported from the pit lane for ITV, BBC and now Sky.
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