Sky Sports partners with The Fast and the Curious ahead of Dutch GP
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 18, 2026, 7:12 AM
Last updated Aug 18, 2026

Sky Sports has announced a long-term partnership with The Fast and the Curious podcast ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix later this week. This collaboration aims to enhance storytelling around Formula 1 and engage a broader audience. The Fast and the Curious, hosted by Betty Glover, Christian Hewgill, and Greg James, has been recognized for making F1 more accessible and entertaining since its launch in 2023. This partnership will combine Sky Sports' extensive F1 coverage with the podcast's unique editorial voice, providing fans with deeper insights and closer connections to the sport. The Dutch Grand Prix will feature a Sprint weekend, starting Friday, with the podcast expected to feature prominently in promoting the event.
- •Sky Sports announces partnership with The Fast and the Curious podcast.
- •Collaboration aims to enhance storytelling and fan engagement in Formula 1.
- •Partnership will include cross-promotional efforts and unique content access.
- •Dutch Grand Prix Sprint weekend begins this Friday on Sky Sports F1.
- •The Fast and the Curious offers insights and humor for both new and seasoned F1 fans.
"Sky Sports and The Fast and the Curious have announced a new long-term strategic partnership, ahead of Formula 1's return to action this weekend with the Dutch Grand Prix.
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