Oliver Haslam·

Apple’s New F1 Streaming Deal Previewed As 2025 Season Draws To A Close

As the 2025 Formula 1 season draws to a close, Apple has previewed the 2026 season, which will be streamed live via the Apple TV app.

The F1 season will be available to stream for anyone who has an Apple TV subscription, removing the need to have another subscription, as was expected to be the case.

This comes after Apple also confirmed that it was going to make the MLS Season Pass available to all Apple TV subscribers, too.

Apple signed a five-year deal to become the exclusive broadcast partner for F1 in the United States, starting with the 2026 season which begins in March. The first race weekend is March 6 through 8, and Apple has started to share a preview of what the coverage will look like.

That preview comes in the form of a number of screenshots and a social media post that highlighted the in-app experience. F1 fans can look forward to streaming content across all practice, qualifying, sprint, and Grand Prix sessions. MultiView will also be offered, allowing fans to enjoy multiple different views of the same race at any given time. However, viewers will need an Apple TV streaming box or an Apple Vision Pro to enjoy the MultiView content.


An Apple TV subscription currently runs for $12.99 per month or $99 for the year, although it’s possible that a price increase will come off the back of the F1 announcement. Alternatively, the Apple TV service is also included as part of the Apple One bundle.

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