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Formula 1, Apple announce new US streaming deal

Formula 1, Apple announce new US streaming deal: What you need to know

Formula 1 has entered into a new five-year media rights deal with Apple that will bring all F1 races to Apple TV for viewers in the United States beginning in 2026, it was announced on Friday, Oct. 17...

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

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What Apple's new 5-year deal with Formula 1 means for US fans

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Apple wins US F1 TV rights in $750m deal

Apple has won the rights to broadcast Formula 1 in the United States for the next five years in deal said to be worth about $750m (£558m) in total.

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F1 TV Pro Subscriptions to Be Phased Out in the US

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Apple Announces Partnership With Formula 1 for Exclusive US Coverage

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How ESPN rode the F1 wave in the US and what Apple inherits in 2026

Current races average 1.3 million viewers, double that of 2018 figures, but with the broadcaster being more selective about its investments and no longer interested in fronting the amount of money F1 ...

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F1 broadcasts going from ESPN to Apple TV: What we know

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Apple TV wins F1's US broadcast rights with landmark five-year deal

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Apple Hoists Formula 1 Trophy, Inking 5-Year U.S. Rights Deal As Sequel Of Sorts To Brad Pitt Blockbuster

Apple has clinched U.S. rights to Formula 1 for flagship streaming service Apple TV in the wake of the box office success of Brad Pitt blockbuster 'F1.'

Apple takes the wheel: Formula 1 names the tech giant as exclusive U.S. broadcast partner

The tech giant locks in a five-year partnership to bring Formula 1 races exclusively to Apple TV starting in 2026.

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Apple's Formula 1 Deal Has the Tech Giant Accelerating Its Sports Offerings

Apple and Formula 1 agreed on a deal to broadcast Formula 1 races exclusively on Apple TV in the U.S. The agreement also includes Apple TV coverage of practices and other F1 events. The move is an expansion of Apple's relationship with F1—as well as an extension of its move into live sports.