Formula 1 racing continues its 2026 season at the end of this month with the Japanese Grand Prix. This year, F1 has a new broadcast home in the U.S.. Streaming F1 will be much simpler now, because Apple TV signed a five-year deal to be the exclusive U.S ...

Formula 1 teams are in Shanghai this weekend for the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix. The second race of the season comes on the heels of the Australian Grand Prix, which ended in a victory for Mercedes’ George Russell.

Welcome to the 2026 Formula 1 season. It’ll be an all-Mercedes front row for tonight’s Australian Grand Prix — the first round of the 2026 F1 World Championship. George Russell will start from pole, with teammate Kimi Antonelli starting P2.

A Formula 1 race weekend will be streamed live on Netflix for the first time in the United States when the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal in May 2026 becomes part of a new partnership between Netflix and Apple TV,

Formula One is one of the most popular sports in the world. Races happen across multiple continents, and fans follow them from every time zone. But depending on where you live, the way you watch F1 can look very different.

Here's how to listen to the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix on the radio, including schedule and station for the Formula 1 race.

The 2025 F1 season initially looked like a straightforward campaign for McLaren, with only their two drivers, Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, firing against each other through the midway point. However, what followed was an unprecedented series of twists ...

F1 races used to air on ESPN and ESPN2 in the U.S., but Apple TV has signed an exclusive five-year deal to be the U.S. broadcaster of Formula 1 starting this season. That means the Chinese Grand Prix and every other race of the 2026 F1 season will stream live on Apple TV.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is not a Sprint weekend, so it's the usual format of Qualifying on Saturday and the main race on Sunday. Catch all the action from every corner of every race LIVE on beIN SPORTS CONNECT! Click here to subscribe now!

It’s time for the 19th running of the Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix. Following his P1 finish in Saturday’s qualifying, Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli broke the record for youngest polesitter in F1 history at 19 years and 202 days old.