Formula 1 has announced an exciting and innovative five-year partnership with @AppleTV to become the sport’s exclusive U.S. broadcast partner from 2026.
This new broadcast agreement will see Apple TV in the US host all practice, qualifying, Sprint sessions, and Grands Prix. In addition to showing Formula 1 on Apple TV, Apple will amplify the sport across Apple News, Apple Maps, Apple Music, Apple Sports, and Apple Fitness+.
The news follows the hugely successful F1® The Movie, the Apple Original Film, which was released internationally in cinemas and IMAX venues in June and has grossed nearly $630 million revenue globally, making it the highest grossing sports movie of all time.
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Spent the better half of my 2 days off trying to fix my pc, giving up and getting it to people smarter than me🫡 can’t even windows to install at this point
Fuck no and fuck @netflix , we get everything from F1TV for $10 a month. I don’t wanna pay $30 to watch races where they will 1000% put ads during the race
@unionnick You’re wrong though lmao, they almost always mirror wages and policies regardless of union locations. And the pay is the cap not the new base pay. Only people who are “topped” out get that pay