Formula 1 is heading for new territory this season with the UK free-to-air rights leaving the BBC for pastures new at Channel 4.
Under the deal, Channel 4 has picked up the remaining three years of the BBC's contract, and this season will screen 10 races live and the other 11 as highlights.
David Coulthard is making the move (he also owns a stake in the company that will be looking after the production), but the rest of the presentation team has yet to be confirmed.
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