In late 2015, De Miguel considered changing jobs because she felt she was not progressing personally and professionally and wanted to be challenged. Broadcaster Movistar+ began seeking for a new presenter for its coverage of Formula One motor racing following its take over of the rights from Antena 3. She was confirmed as taking on the role as presenter in February 2016, replacing Antena 3's Lucía Villalón. De Miguel received some suspicion and criticism in online forums prior to the start of the season because of her background as an association football broadcaster. She found it not difficult to learn about Formula One jargon, and her first event was the 2016 Australian Grand Prix. In 2020, when Formula One was suspended by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile and the series' promoter Liberty Media due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she began a Movistar+ programme called "Parque cerrado" to remain in contact with individuals in the championship.