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Apple rival ESPN in the US after success of F1 movie
ESPN, now owned by Disney, has been Formula 1’s official US broadcaster since 2018 and is currently paying around $85 million per year under its existing deal. That agreement granted ESPN an exclusive negotiation window to extend the rights, but that period has now expired, opening the door to rival bidders.
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Apple ready to jump ESPN with staggering $180M-a-year F1 dealApple's next move as a streaming giant in the world of live sports could be to bring Formula 1 to Apple TV+ after ESPN's deal expires after the 2025 season.
The incumbent, ESPN, has doubled the American audience since 2018. Yet, with Liberty Media now fielding offers from Apple and ...
The current Formula 1 races on ESPN networks attract an average of 1.3 million viewers, representing a 17% increase from the ...
After the successful box office for Apple’s Formula 1 movie starring Brad Pitt, it seems Cupertino really wants the sport’s ...
The reason behind this bid? According to the Financial Times, Apple is persuaded by F1’s popularity due in large part to the ...
Formula 1 fandom in the U.S. has been growing rapidly over the past few years. The 2025 Global F1 Fan Survey, performed by ...
The Cupertino company is in discussions with ESPN to acquire the Formula 1 broadcasting rights in the US next year, according ...
According to the network, ESPN2’s telecast of the British Grand Prix averaged 1.5 million viewers, a 19% gain over last ...
After a dramatic final lap in Saturday's qualifying session, Max Verstappen secured pole position for Sunday's British Grand ...
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