US EditionF1 and ESPN renew partnership for full live coverage in 18 Latin American markets
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ESPN extends exclusive F1 rights deal in Latin America until 2028 - BlackBook Motorsport
Formula One will continue to air exclusively on ESPN across Latin America and the Caribbean until 2028. Key details: Rights include every practice and qualifying session, sprint and Grand Prix, as well as all support races Fans will be able to follow F1 across ESPN’s linear and digital platforms, including Disney+, on ESPN Premium in Chile, and via the Fox Sports networks in Argentina Context: ESPN may have lost the rights to Formula One in the…
TV News: Formula 1 extends its partnership with ESPN to broadcast F1 in Latin America and the Caribbean
Formula 1® has today announced an extension of its partnership with ESPN inc. to broadcast the sport across 18 countries in Latin America (excluding Mexico and Brazil) and the Caribbean … Read More The post TV News: Formula 1 extends its partnership with ESPN to broadcast F1 in Latin America and the Caribbean appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Formula 1 renews with ESPN until 2028 in Latin America. Image: Generated with AI - ChatGPT Formula 1 renewed its broadcast agreement with ESPN for Latin America and the Caribbean until the end of the 2028 season. The contract covers 18 countries in the region, excluding Mexico and Brazil, and guarantees the full broadcast of the championship through linear television and digital platforms. Coverage will include all official sessions of the calen…
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