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Sky F1 star ABSENT at Hungarian Grand Prix
Ted Kravitz will be absent from the Hungarian Grand Prix this weekend, taking a break before the summer hiatus. There will be no ‘Ted’s Notebook’ on Sky Sports during the Hungarian GP as Kravitz enjoys his time off until August. He will be on a holiday with colleague Simon Lazenby while Natalie Pinkham steps in as lead presenter in Budapest.
Kravitz mentioned that he and Lazenby will go on a cycling tour during their time away. His next ‘Notebook’ feature will return at Monza in early September after missing both the Hungarian and Dutch GPs. This absence means fans will have to wait a whole month for the return of ‘Ted’s Notebook’ during the Italian GP weekend.
During races, Kravitz focuses on his pitlane duties and doesn’t watch the Grand Prix until later, highlighting the intensity of his role. In other F1 news, Max Verstappen was involved in a controversial incident at the Hungarian GP, leading to an apology from his team principal. Additionally, Fernando Alonso received a medical verdict after missing the Hungarian GP, while Jos Verstappen expressed frustration after a Sky Sports F1 interview.
