Sky Sports confirm cheaper deal for F1 fans and release 2019 advert

Change your timezone:
Sky Sports confirm cheaper deal for F1 fans and release 2019 advert
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 rate that Formula 1 fans can pay to access all 21 races live this year.
Sky has held rights for F1 since 2012, but almost all of the next five easons are set to disappear behind its paywall.
Nevertheless, with excitement building for the new season after the first pre-season test, Sky have capitalised on the moment.
It's lights out... and away we go!
Here's your exclusive first look at @SkySportsF1's ad for the 2019 season that @achrisevans has been talking about.
You’ll notice the brilliant @JensonButton has joined the team and we can't wait! pic.twitter.com/MnYmXHL62I — Virgin Radio UK (@VirginRadioUK) February 22, 2019
Brundle featured in the advert, of course in his newly found natural habitat of the grid walk.
The former racer tweeted a hint that Sky Sports may be available for F1 fans on a cheaper deal in 2019 – with all but one live race – the British GP – taken off free-to-air television for the year ahead.
All systems go @SkySportsF1 Loved being part of making this promo, we are really going for it in 2019 and looking forward to your company. Great SkyF1 pricing news incoming too. ???? https://t.co/wdfHbgBaWM — Martin Brundle (@MBrundleF1) February 22, 2019
Sky Sports later confirmed that its F1 channel will be available for £10 per month – much cheaper than a standard sports package, which had previously been required to access the channel.
There is a new chapter for F1 in 2019, Sky Sports F1, the Home of Live and Exclusive F1
To celebrate becoming the home of live and exclusive F1, Sky Sports F1 will be available for just £10 a month from 1 March
Get Sky Sports F1: https://t.co/VGCH5zIGUU #SkyF1 #F12019 pic.twitter.com/D1J7ao0Qf2 — Sky Sports F1 (@SkySportsF1) February 22, 2019
The price is capped for two year, according to Sky – but is £120 cheap enough to entice non-Sky customers in? Let us know on Facebook and Twitter.
VIDEO: F1 Testing Day 4 Q&A from Barcelona
MORE: F1 pre-season test results: Fastest laps, full lap count
Recommended by the editors
Franco Colapinto
Franco Colapinto's fans' abuse and threats could cost him his F1 future
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
F1 star slapped with penalty despite FIA admitting 'significant' safety car error
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Government minister fires Lando Norris dig after F1 controversy and call for race ban
Aston Martin
Fernando Alonso retires himself from Azerbaijan Grand Prix in new Aston Martin low

Change your timezone:
Latest News
George Russell reveals Mercedes issue that nearly saw Max Verstappen steal Azerbaijan GP victory
- Yesterday 22:30
F1 star reveals massive damage after Azerbaijan Grand Prix moment - 'I was driving like my grandmother'
- Yesterday 21:45
What Marko really thought about Max Verstappen, Christian Horner's stunning revelations
- Yesterday 20:55
Franco Colapinto's fans' abuse and threats could cost him his F1 future
- Yesterday 19:45
Lewis Hamilton 'sulking' as Italian media claim 'something broken' at Ferrari
- Yesterday 18:45
F1 star slapped with penalty despite FIA admitting 'significant' safety car error
- Yesterday 17:57
Most read
F1 News Today: Lewis Hamilton releases statement as Mercedes comeback confirmed
- 19 september
'Max vs 100': Start time and how to watch live as Verstappen takes on epic Silverstone challenge
- 16 september
F1 broadcaster to miss first grand prix in 28 years after schedule disaster
- 20 september
F1 Schedule 2026: Next race moved to new day, major questions remain as Iran war escalates
- 20 september
Max vs 100 Results: Final times and positions as Verstappen takes on epic Silverstone challenge
- 16 september
F1 Qualifying Results: 2026 Spanish Grand Prix positions and times at Madring
- 12 september





