F1's deal with Apple questioned despite continued growth after Liberty Media earnings report

Liberty Media says it is confident Apple has committed sufficient resources to keep growing F1 in the US after announcing an ...

Apple Maps Launches F1 Tracks Guide Ahead of 2026 Season

Apple Maps has been updated with a new guide called "2026 Formula 1 Tracks Around the World," ahead of the new season which is being streamed exclusively on Apple TV in the United States. Spotted by ...

Apple And Netflix Strike Unusual Shared-Rights Deal For Formula 1 Race In May And ‘Drive To Survive’

Apple and Netflix have struck an unorthodox deal for shared streaming rights to a Formula 1 race in May and episodes of ...

From Apple to Cadillac: Everything you need to know ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season

The 2026 Formula 1 season is upon us. After testing sessions in Barcelona and Bahrain, the season officially begins late ...

Apple and Netflix are teaming up to share Formula 1 programming

Netflix and Apple are partnering up to share F1 programming. This includes the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix and season eight of Drive to Survive.
Los Angeles Magazine

Apple and Netflix Partner to Expand Formula 1 Coverage in the U.S. Beginning in 2026

Apple TV becomes the main U.S. home for Formula 1 in 2026 as Netflix streams a live Grand Prix, marking a rare partnership in ...

Apple Strikes F1 Deal With Netflix: Will Share Canadian Grand Prix, New ‘Drive to Survive’ Season

Season eight of the docuseries will launch on Apple TV and Netflix tonight, with plans to simulcast the Grand Prix in May.
CNET

Formula 1 Fans Can Now Explore Race Circuits With Apple's New Maps Guide

Users can explore a detailed, 3D version of Melbourne's Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit directly in Apple Maps and find ...

Apple Is Quietly Making Its Whole Ecosystem Perfect for F1 Fans

First it was F1: The Movie, then the U.S. broadcasting rights, and now there's F1 content in Fitness+, Maps, TV, and more.
PlanetF1 on MSN

F1 CEO hits back at Apple TV+ ‘disaster’ claims

After one critics suggested the new deal was a "disaster", the F1 CEO has defended the move to Apple from ESPN.