The Ben Edwards Collection
Shop our exclusive collection of commentary notes by Ben Edwards, one of the most recognisable voices in Formula One broadcasting. Lead commentator for BBC F1 from 2012 to 2015 and Channel 4 from 2016 to 2020, working alongside David Coulthard, he's also commentated for Eurosport, ITV, F1TV and Formula E. Known for his enthusiastic and energetic commentary style across over three decades of motorsport broadcasting.
This collection features the actual hand-written notes Ben Edwards used during live commentary. The circuit diagrams, driver observations, and race preparations from Silverstone, Suzuka and circuits worldwide spanning nearly 30 years.
Formula 1, Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka, 13 October, 1996. Ben Edwards.
The Sports Commentators
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A print of Ben Edwards' original commentary notes from the 1996 Japanese Grand Prix at the Suzuka Circuit on October 13, 1996. Why we love this sh...
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Formula 1, British Grand Prix, Silverstone, 5 July, 2015. Ben Edwards
The Sports Commentators
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A print of Ben Edwards' original commentary notes from the 2015 British Grand Prix at the Silverstone on July 5, 2015. Lewis Hamilton won the Briti...
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Starting as a racing driver himself, competing against David Coulthard and Mika Häkkinen in Euro Vauxhall Lotus, Ben Edwards moved into commentary after teaching racing at Brands Hatch. His career spans Eurosport's Formula One coverage in the 1990s, Champ Car racing across the Atlantic, ITV's British Touring Car Championship, before becoming BBC's lead F1 commentator in 2012. He continued at Channel 4 until 2020, then joined F1TV's worldwide output in 2022, and took on Formula E commentary in 2023.
From the 1996 Japanese Grand Prix to modern F1 broadcasts, his passion for motorsport and racing pedigree inform every call. For F1 fans who know his energetic voice from decades of race coverage. Authentic Formula One commentary notes, framed and ready to hang.