Sky Sports presenter to MISS Belgian GP after revealing he’ll be working on DARTS skills following Luke Littler meeting

SKY SPORTS presenter Ted Kravitz will miss the Belgian Grand Prix after joking about having a darts masterclass with Luke Littler. The Formula One reporter revealed at the British Grand Prix earlier this month he would not be in attendance for the next race in Belgium. Ted Kravitz will be missing from Sky’s coverage of the Belgian Grand Prix Credit: Getty Kravitz is the pitlane reporter for Sky Credit: Getty Kravitz, who heads up the fan-favourite segment Ted’s Notebook, said earlier this month: “It’s the Belgian Grand Prix on the 17th, 18th and 19th of July. “I am not doing that.” Sign up for the Sport newsletter Thank you! He then joked the reason for that was because he would be working on his darts skills with world champion Littler. Kravitz added: “I think I am still going to be out training how to play darts with Luke Littler.” The long-serving F1 journalist joined Sky colleagues David Croft and Natalie Pinkham in swapping motorsport for the oche immediately after the British Grand Prix. Kravitz and Co were pictured backstage alongside Littler, Luke Humphries, Michael van Gerwen and Fallon Sherrock as they headed to A Night at the Darts at Boxpark’s pop-up at Silverstone after the July 5 race. Sky also confirmed Kravitz wouldn’t be present over the Spa weekend with a post in their blog before FP1 on Friday. The post said: “You can watch build-up to first practice at the Belgian Grand Prix live now on Sky Sports F1. Most read in Sport BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UK F1 2026 RACE CALENDAR: ALL THE INFO YOU NEED “Join Simon Lazenby, Martin Brundle, Naomi Schiff, Bernie Collins, Karun Chandhok, David Croft and Craig Slater at Spa-Francorchamps.” Kravitz, 52, has been an F1 reporter since 1997 and previously worked for ITV and BBC before joining Sky Sports when they got the rights to broadcast the motorsport in 2012. He is married with three kids but has kept his family life private. Sky announced earlier this year they had struck a deal to retain the exclusive rights to broadcast F1 in the UK until 2034. They also show most major darts tournaments, including the Premier League and World Championships. The best travel deals for F1 NOTHING comes close to the thrill of a live Grand Prix – and YOU can be there to see it all. Get the full F1 experience with these unbeatable deals. 🇧🇪 BELGIUM – 17 to 20 July – From £639pp 🇭🇺 HUNGARY – 23 to 28 July – From £1,099pp 🇳🇱 HOLLAND – 20 to 25 Aug – From £1,089pp 🇮🇹 ITALY – 3 to 8 Sept – From £789pp 🇦🇿 AZERBAIJAN – 22 to 27 Sept – From £1,399pp 🇸🇬 SINGAPORE– 7 to 14 Oct – From £1,999pp 🇺🇸 AUSTIN, USA – 21 to 26 Oct – From £2,799 See ALL our F1 travel offers HERE *If you click on a link in this article, we will earn affiliate revenue. Darts travel offers WE have teamed up with some of the UK’s finest travel firms to come up with these darts packages. Join the party when Luke Littler and co take centre stage. 🎯 NEW YORK DARTS MASTERS — Amazing trip to New York which includes a VIP meet & greet with the stars — BUY HERE 🎯 BETFRED WORLD MATCHPLAY — See the world’s finest players go head to head in Blackpool’s Winter Gardens — BUY HERE * If you click on a link we will earn affiliate revenue. Comment now