Sky and BBC to share UK F1 coverage

Formula One teams ranged from being very happy to very cautious over news that only pay TV will show all the races live in the United Kingdom from next year.
Subscription channel Sky Sports will show all races, qualifying and practice sessions while the BBC will only broadcast half the races live, including the British and Monaco Grands Prix and the season finale.
It will be the first time that Britain, where most of the teams are based, will not have all the races on free-to-air television and fans forums have already reacted with fury.
"I can understand some of the concerns when the detail isn't there," McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale, a Briton, told a news conference Friday.
"We welcome interest from other media. But the devil is in the detail."
The BBC will have a highlights package for all of the race weekends it is not covering live, which has been underlined as a possible reason why the deal does not breach the secretive Concorde Agreement which governs the sport.