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In a major broadcasting shift, Apple TV will become Formula One’s exclusive U.S. home starting in 2026. The five-year deal marks F1’s transition from traditional television to streaming platforms and follows the massive success of Apple Studios’ F1 movie.
In a landmark move that signals Formula One‘s strategic shift toward digital platforms, Apple TV has secured exclusive U.S. broadcasting rights beginning with the 2026 season, according to reports confirmed during the 2025 U.S. Grand Prix weekend in Austin, Texas. The five-year agreement represents a significant departure from F1’s traditional television partnerships and follows months of speculation about the sport’s American media future.
In a groundbreaking move into sports broadcasting, Apple has secured exclusive US rights to Formula 1 racing for the next five years. The $750 million agreement will bring comprehensive F1 coverage to Apple TV subscribers beginning in 2026 as part of their standard subscription.
In what sources indicate represents a major expansion of its sports content strategy, Apple has reportedly secured exclusive United States broadcasting rights for Formula 1 racing. The five-year agreement, valued at approximately $750 million according to reports, marks Apple’s first major foray into sports broadcasting as part of its standard subscription package.
Apple is rebranding Apple TV+ to simply “Apple TV,” creating confusion about its streaming service, hardware, and app. The move comes alongside a new Apple TV set-top box launch and broader tvOS strategy changes that have users questioning the company’s direction.
In a move that’s leaving consumers scratching their heads, Apple TV Plus is officially becoming just Apple TV as the tech giant eliminates the “Plus” from its streaming service branding. This confusing rebrand coincides with the anticipated launch of a new Apple TV set-top box and represents Apple’s latest attempt to streamline its television ecosystem, though early reactions suggest it’s achieving the opposite effect. The timing appears strategic, with Apple positioning itself against competitors like Google and Amazon while preparing for broader streaming media integration across its product lineup.