‘Ted’s Notebook’ is one of the most entertaining parts of Sky Sports’ F1 coverage, with Ted Kravitz gathering his thoughts and going on an unscripted walk around post-qualifying and post-race to discuss all things Formula 1. This weekend however he has gone too far in the eyes of some, repeatedly questioning the legitimacy of Max
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The 2022 Mexican Grand Prix will be remembered for what happened off the circuit rather than on it, after Max Verstappen cruised to yet another lights-to-flag victory in a race where very little overtaking took place. Verstappen’s fourth victory at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez was also his 14th of the season, meaning he eclipsed Sebastian
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Social media abuse is once again dominating the Formula 1 headlines after the Mexican Grand Prix, as a result of Red Bull’s boycott of any Sky interviews at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Max Verstappen claimed his fourth victory at the Mexican GP and his 14th of the season, meaning he eclipsed Sebastian Vettel’s and Michael Schumacher’s joint record for
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Red Bull’s 2021 budget cap breach appears to have very much annoyed Sky Sports F1 journalist Ted Kravitz, who called Lewis Hamilton an eight-time World Champion during a recent episode of ‘The Notebook’. Kravitz is by far one of the most experienced journalists in the F1 paddock; however, it’s safe to say that he has
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It would seem somewhat impossible to believe that the FIA could make their lives any more difficult, or actually confuse teams even more than they already have done this season; however, that’s exactly what they’ve done to Mercedes at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix. Given the current ‘Cashgate’ scandal and the anger generated by the handling
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In what could be his last United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas, qualifying certainly didn’t go how Daniel Ricciardo would’ve hoped. The much-loved Australian who hilariously strolled into the paddock on Thursday riding a horse, was a shock elimination from Q1 in what was a blustery Texas evening. Ricciardo could only
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Under normal circumstances, Red Bull would be loving life right now, with Max Verstappen having won his second Drivers’ Championship at the recent Japanese Grand Prix and with the Austrians highly likely to seal their first Constructors’ title since 2013 this weekend at the United States Grand Prix. However, you can see on the team’s
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Sky Sports reporter, Ted Kravitz, does not believe we should expect to see too many shocks when the FIA deliver their certificates of compliance on Wednesday. A report last week indicated that Red Bull and Aston Martin had overspent on last year’s $145 million cost cap, and the report also suggested that the latter might
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Veteran Formula 1 journalist Ted Kravitz is famously known for finding himself in some hilarious positions, at times, occasionally in areas he isn’t supposed to be in. The Sky Sports F1 reporter famously moved a no entry sign at the Miami Grand Prix to go up a banned escalator, in order to show Sky viewers
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Sky Sports reporter, Ted Kravitz, aimed a savage dig at Alpine while speaking about Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri. Both drivers came into the season as part of the Alpine team, with Alonso partnering Esteban Ocon as a full-time driver, while Piastri was serving as a reserve. The young Australian was unable to compete in
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