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Ahead of the 2025 Formula One season start at the Australian Grand Prix, Sky Sports has revealed the team that will be in charge of covering this new year of racing action, with an exciting and experienced addition to its lineup.
Following Damon Hill's exit from the team, viewers can still count on David Croft to continue with his duties as lead commentator, with former F1 driver Martin Brundle at his side.
Ted Kravitz will remain in place as the pitlane reporter, and former F1 driver Anthony Davidson, former F1 engineer Bernie Collins, Naomi Schiff and IndyCar race-winner Danica Patrick will also remain as part of the UK's broadcaster's pundit lineup.
Sky boasts a wide array of champions
Former F1 champion, current Cadillac Herzt team Jota driver in the World Endurance Championship (WEC), Jenson Button, will once again join fellow F1 champions Nico Rosberg and Jacques Villeneuve at Sky Sports, where the three veterans will continue to provide their in-depth analysis and insights to the F1 coverage.
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In addition, they are joined by champion of the W Series and former Indy NXT driver, Jamie Chadwick, who gained experience as a commentator on Channel 4 last year.
Karoun Chandok, Simon Lazenby, Natalie Pinkham, Rachel Brookes and Craig Slater make up the rest of the UK's broadcaster's line-up for the upcmoing F1 season.
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