Summary
Apple will broadcast Formula 1 in the United States for five years starting in 2026. The deal is worth about $750 million and will make F1 content available to Apple TV subscribers in the U.S. as part of their regular subscription.
Key Facts
- Apple signed a five-year deal to air Formula 1 in the U.S., starting in 2026.
- The deal is valued at about $750 million, or $150 million per year.
- F1 content will be included for Apple TV subscribers at no extra cost.
- This marks Apple's first foray into sports broadcasting as part of a regular subscription.
- Apple has previously covered Major League Soccer, but for an additional fee.
- The service will include live coverage of all on-track sessions.
- Commentary will likely be sourced from either F1 TV or the UK's Sky network.
- A hit F1 movie starring Brad Pitt helped Apple secure this deal.
