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Apple TV Secures Exclusive Rights to Stream F1 in the United States Starting Next Year

Amit Govil

Oct 17, 2025 · 3 min read

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Amit Govil

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Apple TV logo with a Formula 1 car racing in the background, emphasizing digital streaming and speed.
Apple TV will offer exclusive live coverage of Formula 1 in the United States starting next year. (Illustrative AI-generated image).

Apple TV has secured the exclusive rights to stream Formula 1 (F1) in the United States, starting next year. This deal signals a transformative moment in sports broadcasting, as fans will now access every high-octane race live through Apple’s streaming platform. For F1 fans in the U.S., this move promises a more immersive, flexible, and interactive viewing experience.

Apple TV’s Strategy in Sports Streaming

Apple has been steadily expanding its sports streaming portfolio, and acquiring F1 rights further cements its ambition to dominate live sports content. By combining high-quality streaming, multi-device accessibility, and interactive features like live stats and driver insights, Apple TV aims to make every F1 race an engaging spectacle for viewers.

This shift also reflects a broader trend of traditional sports networks losing exclusivity as tech giants like Apple and Amazon aggressively enter the live sports arena.

What This Means for Fans

  • Seamless Access: U.S. F1 fans can watch races on Apple TV across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV set-top boxes, and compatible smart TVs.

  • Interactive Features: Expect live telemetry, driver stats, and multi-camera angles integrated into the Apple TV interface.

  • Subscription Model: Apple TV+ subscribers may need to opt for an additional sports package, but the platform promises enhanced coverage beyond traditional cable broadcasts.

This deal will change how U.S. audiences experience F1, offering flexibility, advanced analytics, and a modernized viewing experience.

Impact on Traditional Broadcasters

Networks that previously carried F1 in the U.S., like ESPN, will no longer have live broadcasting rights. This move signals a shift in the industry towards digital-first consumption and underlines the competitive advantage tech platforms hold in delivering interactive content at scale.

Apple TV’s exclusive F1 streaming rights are set to revolutionize motorsport viewing in the U.S. By blending high-quality streaming with interactive features, Apple is poised to redefine fan engagement and modernize how one of the world’s most popular racing series is consumed. For fans, the future of Formula 1 is faster, smarter, and more connected than ever.

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FAQs

When will Apple TV start streaming F1 in the U.S.?
Apple TV will begin exclusive F1 coverage starting next season, in early 2026.

Will I need a separate subscription for F1 on Apple TV?
Yes, while Apple TV+ provides general content, an additional sports package may be required for F1 live streaming.

Can I watch F1 on devices other than Apple TV?
Apple TV streaming will be available on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV boxes, and supported smart TVs.

What happens to F1 coverage on ESPN or other networks?
Traditional broadcasters like ESPN will lose live U.S. F1 rights, though they may still provide highlights or analysis shows.

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