Apple’s landmark F1 TV rights deal has received a warm welcome in the paddock, with team principals expecting it to unlock untapped potential

Sometimes all the rumors do come true – Apple and Formula 1 have announced a new five-year partnership that will make Apple TV the exclusive home of all F1 races in the United States, starting in 2026.

Tsunoda described his elimination as “shocking,” and also expressed some frustration with Liam Lawson, who he replaced at Red Bull. Tsunoda left pit lane right behind Lawson, who maintained his position in front of Tsunoda as is his right.

Apple says Netflix’s "Drive to Survive" will continue unchanged as it becomes F1’s exclusive US broadcaster from 2026

Fernando Alonso has continued his criticism over Formula 1's television broadcasts and insisted that the sport must improve to ensure team radio isn't the most

G en Z is now making up a quarter of the global workforce, but the new foundational demographic of the workplace is hardly a monolith. Toto Wolff, CEO and team principal of Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team, believes it’s unfair to make assumptions about the entire generation’s working habits.

Zak Brow denied claims that the team will favour one driver over the other in the title fight with Verstappen breathing down their necks as F1's most in-form driver