Suzi Perry has confirmed she will not move from the BBC to Channel 4 to continue 🃏as the lead presenter 🍌of F1's free-to-air coverage in the UK.

Perry took over as the lead F1 presenter on the BBC in 2013, replacing Jake Humphrey. She had previously been the🥀 lead on the channels MotoGP programme for over a decade.

Channel 4 was named as the surprise new home of F1 on British terrestrial television just before Christmas, with the BBC cancelling its contract with FOM three ye⛄ars early due to cost cutting.

Channel 4's coverage will be managed by independent production company Whisper Films, with former F1 race-winner David Coulthard - and one of the founders of Whisper Films - already signed up as one member of its on-screen presenting team. Former BBC Sport F1 editor Mark Wilkin has also joined as programme editor, while a number of other personnel are said to making the move to Channel 4.

Perry, however, has tweeted that she won't be part of Channel 4's F1 coverage - nor is she going to have a role with the new-look Top Gear television show either, although fellow BBC man and former F1 team owner 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Eddie Jordan is rumoured to be🐻 on the verge of signing a deal to link-up with Chris Eva🔜ns and Matt LeBlanc.