Formula 1 was already one of the most brain boggling sports for fans to wrap their heads around prior to the 2026 regulation changes.
Just when you think you've cracked DRS, the basics of aerodynamics and impact of downforce, they move the goalposts. New technical regulations will make expert guidance more important than ever in 2026.
Thankfully, Sky Sports F1's elite paddock of trusted presenters, experts, analysts and commentators will guide us all through the nuances and details of the 2026 season.
Watch Formula 1 live on Sky SportsThe only notable change in 2026 is the exit of Danica Patrick from the team. The most successful woman in the history of American open-wheel car racing will not return to the team this season.
She has made headlines in recent months airing political views in support of US President Donald Trump, leading to backlash from fans. It is unclear why Patrick is not included in the line-up for this season. Radio Times has reached out to Sky Sports for comment.
The 24-race calendar offers plenty of drama and this is the team who will take you through the action every step of the way. Oh, and expect plenty of one-off appearances and special guests along the way too.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details about the Sky Sports F1 team including regular presenters and commentators.
Presenters and reporters
Craig SlaterNatalie PinkhamRachel BrookesSimon LazenbyTed KravitzPundits and analysts
Anthony DavidsonBernie CollinsJacques VilleneuveJamie ChadwickJenson ButtonKarun ChandhokMartin BrundleNaomi SchiffNico RosbergCommentators
David CroftHarry BenjaminSky Sports F1 presenters and reporters
Simon Lazenby (lead presenter)
Lazenby is the key presenter who keeps the show on the road. He opens the live coverage and orchestrates the expert team of pundits and reporters, often under frantic circumstances in the F1 paddock.
Ted Kravitz (grid walk reporter)
Kravitz is a cult hero among F1 fans, often found interviewing stars up and down the pit lane, often getting himself into searingly awkward situations on his famous pre-race grid walks.
Natalie Pinkham (F1 Report host, reporter)
Pinkham is the usual host of F1 Report and is usually spotted roving up and down the pit lane interviewing the biggest names in Formula 1 ahead of each Grand Prix.
Rachel Brookes (The F1 Show host, reporter)
Brookes hosts The F1 Show and can also be found reporting on the biggest storylines developing across the world of Formula 1.
Craig Slater (Sky Sports News reporter)
Slater is Sky Sports News' go-to man for all the hottest breaking news lines from the paddock.
Sky Sports F1 experts
Martin Brundle (lead analyst, former F1 driver)
Brundle racked up nine podiums during his time in Formula 1, racing against drivers including Michael Schumacher and Ayrton Senna, but has become a broadcasting legend since taking up the mic in 1997.
Karun Chandhok (co-analyst, former F1 driver)
Chandhok is the go-to guy for replays. He often breaks down incidents and replays side-by-side footage of different cars and laps to find out where time is being lost and gained by competitors across the grid.
Anthony Davidson (technical analyst, former F1 driver)
Davidson is the technical wizard of the group. He pops up with in-depth analysis of the engineering brilliance required to turn shards of metal into winning Formula 1 cars.
Bernie Collins (strategy analyst)
Collins joined the team for a number of races in 2025. She has worked for a number of teams including McLaren, Aston Martin and Force India. She will offer insights on team strategy throughout races.
Jamie Chadwick (expert)
Chadwick was a new recruit in 2025 and will offer insights from across the paddock and grid throughout the season.
Naomi Schiff (expert)
Schiff is a new addition to the line-up and will head up a new show, Any Driven Monday, reviewing the weekend action alongside current drivers, experts and more guests.
Jacques Villenueve (expert)
Villeneuve is a racing icon and one of three former world champions among Sky Sports F1's line-up of experts.
Jenson Button (expert)
Button's world title came from the cockpit of the one-hit wonder Brawn car in 2009 which stunned the world of motorsport.
Nico Rosberg (expert)
Rosberg won the title in 2016, topping teammate and rival Lewis Hamilton. He immediately called it a day in Formula 1 after winning. He became the first reigning champion to retire since 1993.
Sky Sports F1 commentators
David "Crofty" Croft (commentator)
Crofty is a stalwart of Sky's F1 coverage. If you've heard: "and it's lights out and away we go!" you have indeed heard the voice of Crofty. He will take a break for several races this year.
Harry Benjamin (stand-in commentator)
Benjamin is already a big voice on BBC 5 Live coverage. He will provide lead commentary for Sky Sports F1 in several races this season as Crofty takes a break for a handful of outings.
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