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Apple inks new 5-year deal with Formula 1

Apple lands F1 broadcast rights in key new deal

Formula 1 has announced a new broadcast agreement for the United States with Apple acquiring the rights from 2026. A five-year deal has been agreed between F1’s commercial rights holder and the tech giant, building on a relationship that began with the F1 movie.

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Apple outbids ESPN to win exclusive US Formula 1 broadcast rights in $150M deal

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Apple and Formula 1 Ink Five-Year Exclusive U.S. Streaming Deal Worth About $750 Million

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F1, Apple TV Announce Historic Conract Reportedly for $700M in 2026 Move from ESPN

Apple TV announced on Friday it will be the new television home for Formula 1 racing beginning in 2026.

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Apple is the new home for F1 racing in the US starting in 2026

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Apple TV becomes Formula One’s exclusive U.S. broadcaster, starting in 2026

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F1 Races Are Hitting Apple TV Screens in 2026

Beyond the racing broadcasts, F1 will appear across Apple's entire ecosystem, including Apple News, Apple Fitness Plus, Apple Music and Apple Maps, similar to the promo push seen for F1 The Movie.

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Apple TV+ to get Formula 1 in the US as part of major streaming deal

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Apple named new F1 broadcasters for the US from 2026

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Goodbye ESPN: F1 Is Going to Apple TV Exclusively Next Year

F1 is switching to the Apple TV streaming service as its sole broadcasting home in the United States with a five-year deal.

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Formula 1 Signs Exclusive US Streaming Deal with Apple TV

The five-year partnership begins in 2026, ending ESPN’s run as F1’s American broadcaster, and deepens Apple’s investment in Formula 1 after the success of F1: The Movie.

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F1 broadcaster waves goodbye after EIGHT YEARS on TV

Ahead of the action at the Circuit of Americas this weekend, F1 announced that they have agreed to a five-year deal with Apple to host the exclusive broadcast rights of the sport from 2026 onwards. This means current broadcaster ESPN will say goodbye to F1 at the end of the 2025 season, providing coverage since 2018.