Formula One is entering the home stretch of media rights negotiations, but it seems that incumbent rights partner ESPN has no desire to pay more than it currently is. According to a report by CNBC’s ...

If ESPN is searching for reason to renew its Formula One media rights package, its ratings this season might prove convincing. The network has posted year-over-year viewership increases for 11 out of ...

Formula 1 racing telecasts could reportedly move from ESPN to Apple in 2026, with the streaming platform outbidding the network for the next broadcast rights agreement. Apple offered Liberty Media ...

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 ...

ESPN has decided not to renew its media rights agreement with Formula One, a move that comes as streaming platforms and traditional broadcasters compete fiercely for sports broadcasting rights, ...

Few sports capture the exhilaration of nations like Formula One. From blistering battles down the straight to canny moves in ...

Formula 1 looks ready to move from ESPN to Apple’s streaming platform starting in 2026. Puck’s Dylan Byers reports that Apple has offered Liberty Media $150 million per year for the U.S. streaming ...

Formula 1 might struggle to complete the full Miami Grand Prix if forecasts of heavy thunderstorms come to pass on Sunday.

Formula 1 has announced a contract extension with ESPN Inc. until the end of the 2028 season. The extended partnership will mean ESPN will continue to broadcast the championship in 18 countries across ...

Three races into a new season and an all-new era of regulations, the Formula 1 2026 season has hit an unexpected pause. F1 fans, teams and drivers now have to wait five weeks until the next race after ...

If you can ignore all of the absurdity happening in our country, this week is an extremely exciting one. In fact, it's maybe the most excited I've been for anything in half a decade. Why, you ask?