Overview
- In an official statement on November 4, F1 said it prioritizes delivering the best race footage and does not compromise the focus on on-track action.
- Broadcast chief Dean Locke told Autosport that the production team is not a mouthpiece for drivers and that it works to avoid misrepresentation of team radio.
- Fernando Alonso objected to his Singapore radio being aired and to missed turn‑one focus in Mexico, while Carlos Sainz criticized cutaways to celebrities and partners over late-race overtakes in Singapore.
- The sport distributes a single, centrally directed world feed that broadcasters such as Sky Sports and Sky Germany cannot alter.
- Locke highlighted tools like picture‑in‑picture and multiple timing clocks and cited pre‑race planning for Mexico’s first corner, with no policy changes announced.