
Bernie Collins and Ted Kravitz are the latest guests on the Sky Sports F1 Podcast, discussing Max Verstappen's future at Red Bull and analyzing what the 2025 grid could look like.
Joining host Matt Baker, the trio look at what the 2025 grid could look like after Red Bull signed Sergio Perez to a new contract, while sister team RB took up the option to extend Yuki Tsunoda's contract by another year.
The big question that remains in 2025 is whether Lewis Hamilton will take the Ferrari seat and where Carlos Sainz will go.
Sauber, which is set to become an Audi works team in 2026, was the first team to reportedly want Sainz as its lead driver.
However, Williams are also said to be interested, and Sainz's selection will be a real key to what the grid looks like next season.
Baker, Kravitz and Collins also look at how Verstappen’s career trajectory could shape up. The defending world champion is under contract with Red Bull until 2028, but Kravitz and Collins question whether he will finish out his contract there when it ends, leave early or make a shocking move like Hamilton.
The trio also discuss how the regulations for teams and cars might change in 2026.
Live Spanish GP schedule on Sky Sports F1
Thursday, June 20th
1:30 p.m.: Driver press conference
Friday, June 21st
7:45am: F1 Academy practice
8:50 AM: F3 Practice
10am: F2 Practice
12pm: Spanish GP Practice 1 (The session begins at 12:30 p.m.)
1:55 p.m.: F3 qualifying
2:50pm: F2 Qualifying
3:35pm: Spanish GP Practice 2 (The session starts at 4pm)
5:25pm: F1 Academy Qualifying
6:15pm: F1 Show
Saturday, June 22nd
9:35am: F3 Sprint
11:15am: Practice 3, Romagna GP, Spain (Session starts at 11:30 am)
1:10pm: F2 Sprint
2:10pm: Preparing for Spanish GP qualifying
3pm: Spanish GP Qualifying
5pm: F1 Academy Race 1
Sunday, June 23
7:45am: F1 Academy Race 2
9am: F3 Feature Race
10:30am: F2 Feature Race
12:30pm: Grand Prix Sunday: Spanish GP Preparation
2pm: Spanish Grand Prix
4pm: Checked Flag: Spanish GP Reaction
Formula 1 returns to Europe as it heads to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix. Watch every session at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya from June 21-23 live on Sky Sports F1. Stream every F1 race and more with a NOW Sports Month membership – no contract, cancel anytime










