Sky's brand new dedicated channel, Sky Sports F1 HD is the new home of the FIA Formula One Championship for the 2012 season. This new channel will take you under the skin of the sport with a depth of coverage never offered before.
Every race live. Every practise and qualifying session live. GP2 and GP3 races also covered. No advert breaks. Expert commentators, including Martin Brundle. Free for existing customers with Sky Sports, Movies or HD subscriptions.
Martin Brundle talks us through what fans can look forward to this season on Sky Sports F1 HD.
> Formula 1 FAQs
Q: What will the BBC be covering?
A: BBC will only present coverage of half the seasons races, and highlights of them all.
Q: Will the practise and qualifying sessions only be on the red button?
A: No, the new Sky Sports F1 HD dedicated channel will show all sessions live.
Q: Who will be the F1 presenters in the 2012 season?
A: Simon Lazenby, Steve Rider, Georgie Thompson and Martin Bundle.
Q: Will the F1 Channel be available in 3D?
A: The 2012 season will not be broadcast in 3D, however future seasons may be.
Q: Can I see the Sky Sports F1 channel on Freeview, Freesat or any other Pay TV providers?
A: No, the channel will not be available to these customers.