Jenson Button has firmly dismissed options he’s being lined as much as substitute Martin Brundle in Sky Sports F1’s commentary field.
The 2009 world champion took to social media to refute latest speculation linking him with a extra outstanding position on the broadcaster, insisting Brundle stays the important thing determine within the workforce.
“I am not positioned to replace Martin; he’s the man when it comes to commentary and insights,” Button wrote.
“As much as I love jumping in when Martin is taking a well-deserved break, I wouldn’t want to do more as I’ve got enough going on!”
The speculation had emerged following a flurry of on-line stories regarding Sky Sports F1’s commentary preparations, prompting Brundle himself to dismiss claims about adjustments to his workload as “utter clickbait nonsense.”
Brundle clarified he has maintained a 16-race schedule for a number of years and continues to take action in 2026, alongside lead commentator David Croft.
Button at present serves as a pundit and professional for Sky Sports F1, stepping in periodically when Brundle takes breaks from his common duties.
The Briton additionally holds a workforce ambassador position with Aston Martin F1 Team on a multi-year deal, supporting their business, media and associate operations.
Beyond his broadcasting and ambassadorial commitments, Button has shifted his focus towards historic racing and varied enterprise ventures, together with his whisky model.
Sky Sports confirmed their 2026 F1 commentary lineup in March, with Brundle, Croft and Ted Kravitz all retained alongside professional contributors together with Button, Bernie Collins, Jamie Chadwick, Nico Rosberg and Jacques Villeneuve.
