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How F1 plans to revitalise its 2018 TV coverage 

Formula 1 commercial chief Sean Bratches has promised to “revitalise the way F1 is produced”, after revealing the first details about the sport’s television coverage shake-up for 2018.  F1 is set to overhaul its TV coverage in 2018 as new owners Liberty Media continue its bid to improve the show and further engage fans from across the globe following its takeover.  While the plans are yet to be officially announced, Bratches has provided initial details about changes that can be expected during the upcoming season, including new camera angles and the addition of ‘spotters’ strategically positioned around circuits to pre-warn race control when an overtake is about to occur. ...
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