Damon Hill Leaves Sky Sports F1 After 13 Years

Damon Hill, the 1996 Formula 1 World Champion, has announced his departure from Sky Sports F1 after a significant 13-year career with the broadcaster. Taking to his social media, Hill expressed gratitude towards his colleagues, highlighting the unforgettable experiences they've shared since he joined the team in 2012. Known for his critical insights, particularly regarding drivers like Max Verstappen, Hill has been a prominent figure in the Sky team, especially since they secured F1 broadcasting rights.

With a remarkable record of 22 Grand Prix wins and stints with notable teams such as Williams and Jordan, Hill has etched his legacy as one of Britain's most successful drivers. He confirmed that the upcoming 2024 Sao Paulo Grand Prix will mark his final appearance with Sky. Colleagues, including Martin Brundle and Bernie Collins, have acknowledged his unique contributions to the team, underscoring the impact Hill has had during his time as a pundit. As he embarks on new challenges, the motorsport community bids farewell to a seasoned commentator.