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Report: ESPN to give up F1 rights after 2025

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ESPN's relationship with Formula 1 racing is on its last lap.Puck News reported Friday that ESPN will not pursue the U.S. broadcast rights to F1 once the network's media deal expires after the 2025 season.ESPN has aired F1 races since 2018 and is entering the final year of a three-year ex

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Report: ESPN to give up F1 rights after 2025

Williams launch 2025 F1 car in one-off livery

Williams has unveiled its 2025 Formula 1 car in a one-off livery at a launch event at Silverstone.

7 days ago·United States

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Daily Express

Williams launch 2025 car and Carlos Sainz already 'impressed' as FW47 unveiled

Williams have revealed their 2025 challenger to the F1 world.

7 days ago·United Kingdom

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Laughing Place

ESPN Reportedly Not Pursuing Renewal of F1 Broadcasting Rights

ESPN will reportedly not be pursuing the renewal of broadcasting rights for Formula One racing after their current rights expire later this year. What’s Happening: Reports are indicating that ESPN will no longer be pursuing broadcast rights for Formula 1 (F1) Racing once the network's media deal expires after the 2025 season. ESPN has aired F1 […] The post ESPN Reportedly Not Pursuing Renewal of F1 Broadcasting Rights appeared first on LaughingP…

6 days ago

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Blue Water Healthy Living

Report: ESPN to give up F1 rights after 2025 - Blue Water Healthy Living

ESPN’s relationship with Formula 1 racing is on its last lap. Puck News reported Friday that ESPN will not pursue the U.S. broadcast rights to F1 once the network’s media deal expires after the 2025 season. ESPN has aired F1 races since 2018 and is entering the final year of a three-year extension that has the network paying about $90 million per season for media rights. The expected split comes even though ESPN had anticipated last fall that ot…

6 days ago·Port Huron, United States

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f1chronicle.com

Carlos Sainz And Alex Albon Get Behind The Wheel Of The FW47 For The First Time

Atlassian Williams Racing’s 2025 challenger, the FW47, made its on-track debut earlier today, successfully completing 200km at the Silverstone circuit. Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz shared driving duties, experiencing this year’s car for the first time.The day began with a special live broadcast, streamed globally, where the team unveiled the FW47 and celebrated the team’s new title partnership with Atlassian. Williams welcomed partners, media and…

7 days ago

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