McLaren boss, Andreas Seidl admits that he is not a fan of the decision to broadcast Michael Masi's radio discussions with the teams. read more »

F1 has revealed the United States Grand Prix which saw Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton participate in a stunning battle for victory was the second most viewed iteration of... read more »

Formula 1 team’s are thinking twice about what they say to the FIA over team radio following the move to broadcast certain messages, according to race director Michael Masi. F1... read more »

F1 team radio has been a regular part of the TV broadcasts for decades, but a new element was introduced earlier this year when messages between the pitwall and race control... read more »

Channel 4’s commentary team for this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix will not feature three of its key members due to a positive COVID-19 test result. Former racer turned F1... read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff's complaint to FIA race director Michael Masi about Nikita Mazepin during the Spanish Grand Prix marked a broadcasting first for Formula 1. read more »

Race director, Michael Masi has admitted that a radio call from a team boss during a race is a rarity, while the broadcasting of the message is a new innovation from F1. read more »

When it comes to showing Formula 1 live in the United Kingdom, Sky Sports and its Sky F1 channel has become the undisputed broadcasting king. read more »

Murray Walker's was a life extremely well-lived. He brought joy to tens of millions from Southend to Sydney and popularised the sport of motor racing for many... read more »

Several generations of fans grew up listening to his voice describing the exploits of the likes of Jackie Stewart, James Hunt, Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill and Jenson Button.To... read more »

Former Formula 1 commentator Murray Walker dies at the age of 97. read more »

Walker served as the lead commentator for F1 coverage in Great Britain from 1976 until 2001, becoming an icon within both motorsport and wider sports broadcasting.In a... read more »

HDR (high dynamic range) has become increasingly present across sports broadcasting in the past 12 months, offering the highest quality of TV picture on traditional screens as... read more »

RTL have not left the Formula 1 broadcasting scene in Germany after all, Sky have given them the rights to show four races in 2021 live. read more »

Formula 1 has announced a new TV broadcasting deal in Spain between DAZN and Movistar+ from the 2021 season, active from March 1. read more »

Renault driver Daniel Ricciardo has claimed Formula 1 was "understanding" and "appreciative" of his criticisms of the continuous broadcasting of Romain... read more »

Broadcasting of F1 in Brazil is changing, with investment business Rio Motorsports having acquired exclusive rights for the next five seasons. read more »

Red Bull-owned ServusTV has agreed a three-year deal that will see it share free-to-air broadcasting of F1 in Austria with ORF. read more »

Despite the lack of on-track action, lockdown helped Formula 1 fans to get closer to their heroes through their engagement with streaming platforms such as Twitch. But could... read more »

Formula 1 will go behind a pay wall in Germany in 2021 after free-to-air broadcaster RTL has elected not to continue a 30-year relationship. read more »

Formula 1 will not be changing its broadcasting plans for the delayed 2020 season, which means there will be no additional free-to-air races. In several countries races are... read more »

Formula 1 are broadcasting reruns of historic grand prix while the 2020 season is on hold, and on Saturday the race of choice was the 2016 Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

The Vietnam Grand Prix may still be going ahead, but RTL are the first major broadcaster to decide they will not be travelling there due to coronavirus fears. read more »

The Formula 1 Organisation has released their official viewing figures for 2019 and they're the highest cumulative figures since 2012 across all broadcasting formats. read more »

Sky Sports F1's new contract for broadcasting Formula 1 in the UK caused an 8.6 million drop in viewers, according to The Independent. read more »