Damon Hill has announced his surprise departure from Sky Sports F1 after 13 years of working as a pundit for the channel. Hill, the 1996 F1 world champion, appeared on-screen at the last race in Brazil and will not feature at the final three races of the 2024 season The 64-year-old posted on X on Friday: “It’s been a fantastic 13 years with Sky Sports F1 but all good things come to an end.

World Champion Damon Hill has announced he is leaving Sky Sports F1, after a 13-season stint with the broadcaster. Hill has featured among its punditry panel since Sky Sports took on live broadcasting rights of Formula 1 in 2012,

Formula One warned fans against fraudulent resale listings after tickets for an unprecedented 10-team pre-season launch event sold out soon after being released on Friday. The 2025 launch, featuring all 20 drivers,

F1 have warned against fans buying “fraudulent” tickets on unofficial resale platforms for February’s 2025 season launch – F1 75 Live – at The O2 Arena. Tickets for the 2025 season launch – featuring all 10 teams and 20 drivers – went on sale at 10am on Friday morning with many fans left frustrated as tickets sold in rapid time.

February, but not to race. The O2 Arena is hosting an event which will see all 10 teams present their 2025 cars on the same night. From Friday, fans could buy tickets for this huge event, but Formula 1 ha snow shared a statement regarding fraud.

The outgoing CEO of Formula One’s owner, Liberty Media, does not think there is “any plan to sell” the racing series, saying it has a “great future.” Liberty announced on Wednesday that Greg Maffei, who has served as its CEO for 19 years, will step down from his role at the end of the year upon the expiration of his contract.