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After much speculation, Ben Edwards has confirmed that he will be the replacement for Martin Brundle on the BBC's F1 commentary team.

BBC F1's Martin Brundle reveals just what he believes makes for a good commentating pairing - and why he is convinced that he and fellow former grand prix star David Coulthard can 'get the job done' for Auntie in 2011

BBC F1 commentator Martin Brundle has spoken out to rubbish rumours that he endured a difficult relationship with Jonathan Legard over the past two seasons - even though many believe he forced the former Radio 5 Live man out of his job...

The BBC's new lead F1 commentator Martin Brundle promises not to frustrate his 2011 microphone partner David Coulthard with 'gormless questions' - as some argue his predecessor Jonathan Legard might have done...

Following months of speculation, the BBC is to axe the unpopular Jonathan Legard from its F1 commentary team in 2011 - and Crash.net has learned who it is that will replace him...

The BBC has confirmed an unchanged commentary line-up for 2010, meaning Martin Brundle, David Coulthard and Jake Humphrey remain on-board - as do the less universally popular Jonathan Legard and Eddie Jordan...

Formula 1 returned to its 'spiritual home' of the BBC for the curtain-raising Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne at the weekend, popularly welcoming the top flight back to Auntie to the traditional opening chords of The Chain - but how did Auntie's coverage stack up against that of

It has been claimed that the FIA is endeavouring to stop ITV-F1 pundit Martin Brundle from switching over to the BBC next year - suggesting the ex-Formula 1 star's commentary is 'not up to standard'.

The BBC has finalised its team of presenters for its coverage of Formula 1 from next year, it has been claimed, with Martin Brundle and David Coulthard on the bill - but no James Allen, Steve Rider or Mark Blundell.