Rachel Brookes breaks silence after shock Sky Sports exit

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Updated: 12:00, 27 Jun
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Rachel Brookes has left Sky Sports F1 immediately ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix. The reporter addressed her exit on social media.
Brookes took many across the Formula 1 scenes by surprise when she announced on social media that she had left her role with Sky Sports with immediate effect after more than a decade with the broadcaster.
While the presenter confirmed she will remain involved in Formula 1 in a new capacity and plans to attend next week's British Grand Prix at Silverstone, she revealed the news ahead of this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, writing:
“After many years at Sky, I am moving on to exciting new ventures and looking forward to what comes next. I have left the Sky F1 team, but F1 still has my heart & so I'll still be involved in it. I'll keep you posted. In the meantime, see you at Silverstone!"
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Brookes opens up on backlash after Verstappen interview

Brookes' departure from Sky Sports comes shortly after she spoke about the wave of online abuse she received following her interview with Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix.
The presenter had asked the Dutchman whether his collision with George Russell in the closing stages of the race had been intentional. Verstappen responded tersely, insisting that it "doesn't matter". Brookes then pressed further, arguing that it did matter to the fans and children watching the sport.
During the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona, Verstappen collided with Russell after becoming visibly frustrated over team radio when he was instructed to hand back a position to the Mercedes driver – a decision he was clearly unhappy with.
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