Alexa Rendell Joins Sky Sports F1 Team

Sky Sports has added Alexa Rendell to its team as F1 Multimedia Journalist to strengthen its award-winning Formula 1 coverage. In this newly created role, Rendell will work across Sky Sports' social media channels, live Formula 1 programmes and Sky Sports News.

Rendell will report from the paddock and conduct interviews with drivers and team principals. Sky Sports says Formula 1 is reaching a broader and more diverse audience. According to Sky's published data, since it acquired broadcasting rights in the UK and Ireland in 2012, the share of viewers under 35 has risen by 120 percent, and the number of female viewers has more than doubled. The 2025 season was also Sky Sports' most-watched season in its history.

Rendell previously worked as a reporter and presenter at various motorsport organisations, including Formula E, the FIA World Endurance Championship, Extreme E and F1 Academy. Her first assignment at Sky Sports will be in Brazil for this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix. The Sunday race can be watched live on Sky Sports F1. Sky has also signed a new long-term agreement with Formula 1 and will remain the sport's broadcaster in the UK and Ireland until the end of the 2034 season.