Damon Hill announced his departure from Sky Sports F1 on Friday, but had reportedly been in talks over his future.

Damon Hill has announced he is leaving his role as a Formula One pundit for Sky Sports after a “fantastic” 13 years with the broadcaster. Hill, who won his first and only championship as a driver in 1996,

Mirror Sport understands that, while Damon Hill's sudden announcement on Friday was a shock to Formula 1 fans, Sky Sports bosses were aware that he could leave their line-up

1996 World Champion Damon Hill has announced he is leaving Sky Sports F1, after a 13-season stint with the broadcaster. Hill has featured among its punditry panel since Sky Sports took on live broadcasting rights of Formula 1 in 2012, and he has confirmed the 2024 season will be his last with the channel.

Damon Hill has announced his surprise departure from Sky Sports F1 after 13 years of working as a pundit for the channel. Hill, the 1996 F1 world champion, appeared on-screen at the last race in Brazil and will not feature at the final three races of the 2024 season The 64-year-old posted on X on Friday: “It’s been a fantastic 13 years with Sky Sports F1 but all good things come to an end.

Former Formula 1 world champion Damon Hill has been a stalwart of Sky Sports' coverage of the sport but has announced that he is stepping back from his role after this season

A British F1 legend has announced their shock exit for 2025 in a recent social media post. The UK has produced multiple world champions that have gone on to define their respective eras in F1 including Lewis Hamilton, Jim Clark, James Hunt and Damon Hill .

1996 F1 world champion Damon Hill has announced his departure from Sky Sports. Hill has been a key part of the punditry team at Sky since they secured the F1 rights in 2012. It seems that the 2024 Sao Paulo Grand Prix was his final appearance for Sky.

Former Formula 1 champion Damon Hill departs Sky Sports F1 after 13 years, leading to backlash from fans as Danica Patrick remains in the Sky Sports team.