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Sky’s the limit for F1 coverage on SuperSport
As Formula 1 evolves, so does SuperSport with confirmation this week that viewers will get to enjoy the expert analysis and commentary provided by Sky Sports’s world-class team.
The deal includes broadcasting the Sky Sports race build-ups, which feature some of the most acute minds in motorsport.
In recent days, chief technical boss Pat Symonds, who spent three years at the helm of Williams’ technical team, joined the commentary line-up, ensuring viewers understand the mechanics of racing at elite level.
Symonds comes equipped with massive expertise. He won four world drivers’ titles with Michael Schumacher and Fernando Alonso, and three constructors’ titles.
SuperSport will now tap into a formidable commentary team that includes former world champion Damon Hill, and Martin Brundle, Johnny Herbert, Simon Lazenby and Natalie Pinkham.
“Sky Sports’s innovation and quality has always impressed me,” said Gideon Khobane, CEO of SuperSport. “It’s the perfect time to integrate our Formula 1 presentation given how vibrant and exciting the recent season was. Few sports look as good as F1 in High Definition, so there’s plenty to look forward to.”
Apart from the race action, every practice session and qualifier will be broadcast live on the World of Champions.
2017 F1 Race Calendar – Every race live on SuperSport
March 26: Melbourne, Australia
April 9: Shanghai, China
April 16: Bahrain, Bahrain
April 30: Sochi, Russia
May 14: Barcelona, Spain
May 28: Monte Carlo, Monaco
June 11: Montreal, Canada
June 25: Baku, Azerbaijan
July 9: Spielberg, Austria
July 16: Silverstone, United Kingdom
July 30: Budapest, Hungary
August 27: Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium
September 3: Monza, Italy
September 17: Singapore, Singapore
October 1: Sepang, Malaysia
October 8: Suzuka, Japan
October 22: Austin, USA
October 29: Mexico City, Mexico
November 12: Sao Paolo, Brazil
November 26: Abu Dhabi, UAE
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