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In true summer break or summer holidays fashion, Sky Sports’ Ted Kravitz has given out his report cards to the Formula 1 grid.

Sky Sports’ Ted Kravitz has revealed a number of key details about the Lewis Hamilton-produced F1 movie which will feature Brad Pitt.

Sky Sports’ Ted Kravitz has delivered his verdict on “the piranha club” - the revolving door of F1 team principals.

Max Verstappen is “not interested” in teammate Sergio Perez’s season because winning the title is “job done”, says Ted Kravitz.

Ted Kravitz has addressed Max Verstappen and Red Bull’s decision to boycott Sky Sports F1 for the first time. 

Martin Brundle says Sky Sports F1 colleague Ted Kravitz has his “full support” in the wake of Red Bull’s boycott of the broadcaster. 

Red Bull intend to accept interviews with Sky Sports TV again at the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton should have benefitted from the Safety Car rule to win last year’s F1 championship in the same way that the rule was correctly used at the Italian Grand Prix, says Ted Kravitz.

"F1 is a sport with passionate and knowledgeable fans that deserve the ultimate coverage. If you're not at the Grand Prix, we want Sky Sports F1 to be the next best place to be. This award gives us another reason to keep improving and we're working on several exciting ideas for next season..." - Martin Turner.

Sky's coverage doesn't begin or end with the race. The team of Martin Brundle, Steve Rider, Georgie Thompson and Ted Kravitz will be bringing you so much more...

The confirmation of Sky Sports first-ever F1 broadcast team will do little to dampen the uproar that has followed the announcement that the satellite broadcaster had snatched the UK television rights from the BBC, but executive producer Martin Turner is excited by the talent at his disposal.

BBC F1 pit-lane reporter Ted Kravitz fears that Mark Webber and Felipe Massa have just one more roll of the dice at Red Bull Racing and Ferrari respectively in F1 2011...

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

The BBC has elaborated upon its Formula 1 plans in 2009, with news that it is to provide extensive and comprehensive coverage across all of its platforms - and that it is to re-instate Fleetwood Mac's legendary rock anthem The Chain as the sport's theme tune.

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.

Having won the rights to broadcast Formula 1 from 2009, the BBC has revealed it is to keep production of its grand prix coverage 'in-house', with two names emerging as key players for the major presenting roles.