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Apple eyes US Formula 1 broadcast rights

Apple Could Dive Further Into Formula 1 Partnership After Success of ‘F1’ Film

The United States broadcast rights for Formula 1 could be set for a bidding war.According to a report from Samuel Agini and Michael Acton at the Financial Times, Apple is in discussion with the racing series to take over the rights to broadcast Formula 1 in the United States.

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Apple eyes US Formula 1 broadcast rights after 'F1: The Movie' success, FT reports

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Apple may be trying to pick up Formula 1's US broadcast rights

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“This Is Literally Against The Rules”: Here Are 5 Things “F1: The Movie” Got Wrong About Formula 1 — And 5 Details It Totally Nailed

the movie was filmed alongside real F1 teams, at real racing circuits, in real racing cars, with the intention of making “ the most authentic racing movie” in Hollywood history.

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Apple reportedly wants to buy the streaming rights for Formula 1 racing after its first successful box-office smash

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Apple is Reportedly in Talks to Acquire Formula 1’s US Broadcast Rights

Apple has a taste for Formula 1.

The Cupertino company is in discussions with ESPN to acquire the Formula 1 broadcasting rights in the US next year, according to The Financial Times, following the success of Apple’s F1 Movie. Apple TV Plus isn’t the only streaming platform rumored to be throwing its hat in the ring,

What Apple’s Formula 1 play says about sports rights

The Movie’ had iPhone camera technology, Top Gun’s film director and Brad Pitt. Its success has proven to be the ultimate test drive.

From movies to live races: Apple bets big on Formula 1

Apple is in talks to acquire the US broadcast rights for Formula 1, a move that would mark its most ambitious push into live sports to date, according to people familiar with the matter. The iPhone maker is preparing to challenge Disney’s ESPN,

Apple Now Wants to Buy Streaming Rights for Formula 1 Racing

Disney pays $85 million per year for the rights, and Formula 1 also charges fans directly for its own streaming service. Liberty Media, Formula 1's U.S. owners, hope that the Apple Original Film and Netflix's "Drive to Survive" documentary has increased the value of Formula 1.