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Jake Humphrey pledges that BBC Formula 1 coverage will maintain its high standards despite Sky deal

By Simon Strang Saturday, January 14th 2012, 12:10 GMT

BBC television presenter Jake Humphrey has promised that the quality of the channel's Formula 1 coverage will not drop in spite of Sky buying the rights to show all the races live in the UK this year

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