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Apple's new 5-year deal with Formula 1

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

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Your questions, answered: What the Apple F1 deal means for American fans

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

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Apple wins US F1 TV rights in $750m deal

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F1 TV Pro Subscriptions to Be Phased Out in the US

The tech giant reportedly signed a five-year deal worth over $700 million, paying more than $140 million per year for exclusivity, a major increase compared to ESPN’s reported $90 million annual fee.

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Apple TV Becomes Exclusive Home for Formula 1 in the U.S.

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

What will F1 on Apple TV look like? Everything we know, and lingering questions

Apple and F1 announced their five-year partnership on the Friday of the U.S. Grand Prix weekend, a deal that will begin from 2026 and include amplifying the international motorsport series across multiple Apple platforms,

Go go go – Apple TV is the official home of F1 races and more in the United States, starting in 2026

Sometimes all the rumors do come true – Apple and Formula 1 have announced a new five-year partnership that will make Apple TV the exclusive home of all F1 races in the United States, starting in 2026.

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.

Apple clinches exclusive US media rights for F1 races under five-year deal

Apple has landed U.S. broadcast rights to Formula 1 in a five-year deal that would help the tech giant bolster its streaming service with one of the country's fastest-growing sports, following the success of its Brad Pitt-starrer "F1: The Movie".