Another F1 race well worth our precious Sunday afternoon time and heartbeats, even if a glance at the official results would suggest it was boring. read more »

Martin Brundle has lamented the fact that the start of the German Grand Prix was delayed at the weekend due to a safety car taking the drivers out on the formation lap to clear... read more »

Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle believes Red Bull's performance at the German Grand Prix in which they powered Max Verstappen to victory could play a part in them... read more »

Where to start when considering the amazing race in Hockenheim? We've had three increasingly spectacular and enjoyable GPs on the bounce now, for differing reasons.  read more »

Join Alex Jacques and Alex Brundle for highlights of the Great Britain Feature Race, as the 2019 FIA Formula 2 season moves into the second half of its spellbinding... read more »

Lewis Hamilton's record-breaking win at the British Grand Prix on Sunday was "diluted" by the equally-as-thrilling finales of Wimbledon and the Cricket World... read more »

What a stellar event the British GP was, yet again. The racing was great, the crowd as usual immense, the weather kind, and the venue delivered on all fronts. And the drivers... read more »

The 2019 Austrian GP event had everything, that is apart from a race retirement or safety car deployment. read more »

Formula 1 racer turned pundit Martin Brundle says Pierre Gasly's predicament with team-mate Max Verstappen vastly outperforming him at Red Bull reminds him of struggles in... read more »

Martin Brundle reckons that, even though Mercedes have won every single race so far in the 2019 Formula 1 season, they still can be even faster, and believes they are... read more »

Having done my best to deliver some words and explanations in commentary for the French Grand Prix I missed the best part whilst walking into the pits to ready myself to... read more »

It was a poor decision from the Stewards to hand an in-race five-second penalty to Sebastian Vettel in Montreal. read more »

Sergio Perez set a new all-time Formula 1 record in qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix as he became the most experienced driver in the sport's history without a pole... read more »

For the second time in six F1 races this season I found myself, along with some very talented people at Sky F1, crafting a tribute to somebody who has passed away that... read more »

Damon Hill believes that Niki Lauda was one of the few men who could sit down with Formula 1 supremos Enzo Ferrari and Bernie Ecclestone with a manner that would show them... read more »

Martin Brundle and Damon Hill believe Niki Lauda will be remembered as a "remarkable individual" whose impact and influence transcended F1. read more »

Former racer turned Formula 1 pundit Martin Brundle says he is "frustrated" with Formula 1 and the 2021 vision. read more »

Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle believes Ferrari should avoid the managerial 'merry-go-round' in football which often sees head coaches losing their jobs after only... read more »

We witnessed a fifth Mercedes 1-2 in five races, on the back of their five seasons of championship dominance. That's as impressive as it is challenging as we crave some... read more »

Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel has revealed that he does not want a legacy once he retires from Formula 1, telling Sky F1's Martin Brundle in an insightful... read more »

Ferrari simply didn't have the pace to challenge Mercedes at the Chinese GP, whether they attacked, defended, swapped or blocked. And with Red Bull not fulfilling all of... read more »

I've rarely witnessed so many F1 fans and paddock folk willing on one driver to win, regardless of their normal partisan support and associations. I sensed even Lewis... read more »

Ross Brawn has given a boost to the British GP by saying he would be "surprised" if F1 lost any of its current races. read more »

Martin Brundle of Sky Sports F1 picks Ferrari as the team to beat in the 2019 Formula 1 season read more »

Sky Sports have released a slick advert, featuring Martin Brundle and Jenson Button, ahead of its coverage for the 2019 campaign, while confirming details of a much cheaper... read more »