Over the US Grand Prix weekend in Austin, Formula 1 management announced it had signed a five-year deal to bring exclusive broadcast rights in the US to Apple TV, starting in 2026.The deal is a huge ...

Formula 1 arrives Stateside this weekend, with the MSC Cruises United States Grand Prix taking place at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, TX. After 18 races so far this season, McLaren's Oscar ...

ESPN went out with a bang in the F1 era on the network. As the global racing giant moves to Apple next year, ESPN celebrated with record ratings for the 2025 season where Lando Norris won his first ...

Apple secures exclusive Formula 1 broadcasting rights in the US by outbidding Netflix and other streamers, marking a major shift in how American fans will watch the high-speed sport starting in 2026.

Fans in the US are set for a major change in how they watch Formula 1. F1 has begun informing customers that F1 TV Pro and premium subscriptions will be phased out after the 2025 season, ending the ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Courtesy of Apple Brad Pitt's "F1" movie raced onto the scene as one of the summer's most ...

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With just six races left in what has been an absorbing F1 campaign, the title fight between McLaren pair Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris heads to Texas for what looks likely to be a pivotal United ...

Apple TV announced on Friday it will be the new television home for Formula 1 racing beginning in 2026. Per Filip Cleeren of Motorsport.com, Apple will be paying F1 a total of $700 million over five ...

The film has brought in more than $500 million globally after opening in late June. By Caitlin Huston Business Writer The Formula One Group is thanking the Brad Pitt F1 movie for a revenue bump this ...

It’s lights out and away we go: the “F1” movie is finally heading to Apple TV! “F1,” which hit theaters in June, joins Apple TV‘s streaming lineup beginning tomorrow, Dec. 12. Apple TV is all in on F1 ...