Apple’s new Formula 1 feature film has arrived just as the sport’s U.S. broadcast future shifts to streaming, but the two developments are parallel tracks rather than a single marketing stunt. The movie,

The 2025 Formula 1 season begins its Americas leg, starting off with the United States Grand Prix set to take place on Sunday. It will be the fourth sprint F1 weekend of the season. Last time out at the Singapore GP, Mercedes' George Russell claimed his ...

F1 newcomers Audi is set to reveal its 2026 livery; here is where you can watch it live. Following Red Bull, Racing Bulls, and Haas, Audi will unveil its 2026 livery at a presentation in Berlin this evening.

F1: The Movie is the most successful original movie Apple TV has made to date, and with its Oscar nomination, we could be getting a sequel one day.

With just six races left in what has been an absorbing F1 campaign, the title fight between McLaren pair Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris heads to Texas for what looks likely to be a pivotal United States GP. Below, we'll outline the best live TV streaming ...

Ferrari has launched its 2026 F1 car, the SF-26 with an updated white and red livery. Re-watch the live stream and view pictures of one of the most anticipated cars of the new Formula 1 season

F1 testing in Barcelona this week is private to allow the teams to focus purely on testing their new cars without concerns about how the performance may be covered by the media or impact public opinion ahead of the new season.

Fans in the US are set for a major change in how they watch Formula 1. F1 has begun informing customers that F1 TV Pro and premium subscriptions will be phased out after the 2025 season, ending the sport’s standalone streaming service in the country.

The CEO of Apple's streaming partner and F1 owner Liberty Media says that Apple's partnership is already energizing fans and reshaping how the sport reaches viewers. In a new CNBC interview, Liberty Media's CEO, Derek Chang, sat down to talk about Apple's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Although F1 was produced by Apple Studios, it stayed in theaters for more than 14 weeks. Now, however, it’s finally going to be available to watch at home (without paying for a premium ...

A recap of all the action on Day 1 of 2026 testing.