Broadcast journalist and F1 Drive to Survive star Jennie Gow has opened up on her recovery from a stroke. read more »

Formula 1 pundit Jennie Gow claims Valtteri Bottas would be the ideal driver to join Red Bull as the second driver to Max Verstappen. The post Valtteri Bottas tipped as... read more »

In December 2022 Formula 1 reporter Jennie Gow's life was turned upside down. Out of nowhere, the BBC 5 Live radio journalist suffered a stroke that left her unable to... read more »

F1 Academy welcomed a new winner in Barcelona as American racer Chloe Chambers took victory in Race 2. read more »

BBC Sport presenter Jennie Gow says the "supportive" atmosphere of Formula 1 will help her as she returns to the paddock at the Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

BBC Sport presenter Jennie Gow has returned to Formula 1 this weekend for the first time since suffering a stroke in December. read more »

Formula 1 broadcaster Jennie Gow has revealed her speech is considerably improving after suffering a stroke at the end of December. read more »

Jennie Gow, who reports on F1 for the BBC, has suffered a "serious stroke". read more »

A budget cap will not work in Formula 1, according to British Touring Car Championship supremo Alan Gow read more »

Former Renault Sport F1 driver Jolyon Palmer will join Jennie Gow and Jack Nicholls as part of the BBC 5 Live F1 commentary team for the 2018 season, the BBC has announced. read more »

Following F1's decision to end the use of 'grid girls' ahead of the 2018 season, Jennie Gow says it shows the sport is ready for celebrate women as... read more »