Apple Bids for Formula 1 Rights in US After Success of Brad Pitt Film

Apple Reportedly Bidding On Formula 1 TV Rights After Success Of 'F1' Movie

It's somewhat odd that we're about halfway through the 2025 Formula 1 season, and as it stands, the series doesn't have a US TV deal next season. That's a problem since the 2026 season will see new technical and engine regulations, a new street race in Madrid, and Cadillac joining the grid as the 11th team.It now seems like Apple is interested in adding F1 to its sports programming portfolio.ESPN currently holds US broadcast rights through the e…

Apple reportedly wants to buy the streaming rights for Formula 1 racing after its first successful box-office smash

F1's broadcast deal was expected to be worth $121 million per year, but that number could be revised upward.

Apple looks to bid on becoming US home for Formula 1

Formula 1 could have a new U.S. streaming service home soon. Apple is in talks to purchase the rights as it looks to further invest in live sports, the

Apple, feeling itself on its “F1” hit, puts in a bid for US Formula 1 rights

Formula 1’s broadcast contract is up next year, and Apple is looking to nudge out Disney....

Apple eyes Formula 1 streaming rights in bid to expand its live sports lineup

After the successful box office for Apple’s Formula 1 movie starring Brad Pitt, it seems Cupertino really wants the sport’s streaming rights.

Apple may be trying to pick up Formula 1's US broadcast rights

Following the success of its F1 movie at the box office, Apple may be looking to move deeper into the world of motorsports. The company is reportedly in talks to snap up the US broadcasting rights for Formula 1. According to The Financial Times, Apple is interested in snatching away the rights from F1's current US broadcast partner, ESPN, when they become available in 2026. F1 is said to make about $85 million per year from its deal with ESPN. I…