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Apple, Formula 1

Apple is racing toward Formula 1 streaming rights.

At the moment, ESPN has the rights. But Apple has made a made a bid “worth at least $150 million a year to stream the races starting in 2026” and ESPN “isn’t going to try to match or beat that,” Business Insider reports.

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Apple bids for Formula 1 US streaming rights, Business Insider reports

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F1 leaning toward Apple for U.S. TV rights as bid tops ESPN offer: Sources

Christian Horner singles out surprise F1 driver

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Christian Horner fired: What led to Red Bull Formula 1 team principal's exit

Christian Horner has been fired by Red Bull's Formula 1 team and it only adds to speculation about the future of four-time champion Max Verstappen.

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Lewis Hamilton set to welcome Christian Horner’s next move after Red Bull sacking

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Christian Horner singles out surprise F1 driver after Red Bull firing

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F1 Drivers Answer The Most Googled Formula 1 Questions

Why is F1 better than NASCAR? I mean, no offense. I like NASCAR a lot. We didn't say that. That's what you put in our mouths.

“This Is Literally Against The Rules”: Here Are 5 Things “F1: The Movie” Got Wrong About Formula 1 — And 5 Details It Totally Nailed

And so, now that F1: The Movie is in theaters worldwide and well on its way to becoming one of the box office hits of the ...

The unsteady pace of Formula 1's US popularity

Formula 1 fandom in the U.S. has been growing rapidly over the past few years. The 2025 Global F1 Fan Survey, performed by ...

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FIA Open To Adding 12th F1 Team As Target Nation Revealed

Formula 1 may end up expanding the grid to 12 teams as the sport grows both commercially and competitively. Cadillac is ...

Apple has a taste for Formula 1.

The Cupertino company is in discussions with ESPN to acquire the Formula 1 broadcasting rights in the US next year, according ...

Formula E and FIA set for long-term contract extension

Formula E is set to extend an exclusive deal with motorsport's world governing body that will ensure it remains the only all-electric racing series sanctioned by the FIA for decades to come.

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