45 épisodes
(18 h 45 min)
S2 E2 • Episode 2
Ted brings us up-to-date with the latest news from the paddock following the culmination of the second pre-season test. He also fills us in on the Williams FW35. Plus, Johnny has specially recorded interviews with Sauber's Nico Hülkenburg and Esteban Gutiérrez, as well as an extended chat with Force India's Paul di Resta.
Première diffusion : 22 février 2013
S2 E3 • Episode 3
Ted chats with fellow Sky F1 colleague Damon Hill about his induction into the Motor Sport Magazine Hall of Fame. He also talks to such F1 luminaries as Mercedes' non-executive chairman Niki Lauda, Enzo Ferrari's son Piero, and the current Ferrari F1 boss Stefano Domenicali.
Première diffusion : 1 mars 2013
S2 E4 • Episode 4
We hear from Lewis Hamilton as he gears up for his race debut with Mercedes, and his former team's boss Martin Whitmarsh chats about his hopes for the season ahead at McLaren. Plus, a catch up with F1 veterans Sir Jackie Stewart and Sir Stirling Moss.
Première diffusion : 8 mars 2013
S2 E11 • Episode 11
Sebastian Vettel goes to the banks of the Black Sea in Sochi to check in with Russia's preparations for its long-awaited debut on the F1 calendar in 2014. There's a chat with Force India's Deputy Team Principal Bob Fernley following the Silverstone squad's impressive showing in Bahrain. Plus, a look at the latest goings on in the ever-competitive GP2 Series and a glance at the progress of the new electric-powered Formula E championship ahead of its inaugural season.
Première diffusion : 26 avril 2013
S2 E12 • Episode 12
Ted takes a trip to Magny-Cours to catch up with Caterham at a filming day for the Leafield-based outfit. Plus, David Croft heads to Silverstone to check in with the plans for the 2013 British Grand Prix and find about the changes that have been made to the venue since the previous year's rain-lashed weekend.
Première diffusion : 3 mai 2013
S2 E14 • Episode 14
In the company not one, not two, but three special guests we'll be paying tribute to the unofficial King of Spain, Fernando Alonso, after his victory at Barcelona, and looking ahead to the jewel in the F1 calendar - next week's Monaco GP! Of course, no discussion of F1 at the present time can be made without an opinion or two on Pirelli's controversial compounds, but we'll be treated to a fresh perspective on the rights and wrongs of this year's tyres and the Barcelona backlash from none other than Mike Gascoyne, Caterham's former Technical Director. Note the 'former' because Mike has also been talking to Ted Kravitz this week about the new projects which are keeping him very busy at present... On Sky Sports The F1 Show May 17, 2013 8:00pm Get a Sky Sports Day PassUpgrade to Sky Sports Back in the studio, the special guests to keep hosts Ted and Natalie Pinkham company are our very own Johnny Hebert, GP2 rising star Jolyon Palmer and, wait for it, Ferrari's F2012 car! And speaking of Ferrari, that's exactly what we've been doing this week with The F1 Show team visiting Maranello to discuss how the new regulations for the 2014 season are influencing the construction of their road cars. Also, expect plenty of chat about the upcoming Monaco GP - exclusively live on Sky Sports F1 - with Jolyon on hand to offer a first-hand insight into what it's like to win around the famed streets of Monte Carlo after his victory last May in the GP2 Sprint Race.
Première diffusion : 17 mai 2013
S2 E19 • Episode 19
The team discuss Sebastian Vettel's decision to stay at Red Bull till at least the end of 2015. Natalie travels to Finland to catch up with the Williams rookie Valtteri Bottas after he stole the show in qualifying in Canada. McLaren's Sam Michael and Force India's Otmar Szafnauer talk about their respective teams' battles in the midfield. Plus, a tribute to one of the sport's most famous and charismatic figures of the past, the 1976 world champion James Hunt.
Première diffusion : 14 juin 2013
S2 E20 • Episode 20
All the fallout from the FIA International Tribunal hearing in Paris gets dissected. In the wake of the recent passing of the Argentinian driver José Froilán González, we take a look back at his Silverstone success from 1951 - the first win for the Ferrari team. The sport's rich heritage is also recognised in the first of three features looking back at 'The Lost Generation' with a profile of British driver Roger Williamson. Plus, there is a look into the future of British motorsport with a report on the 2013 British Schools Karting Championship.
Première diffusion : 21 juin 2013





