Apple lands F1 US TV rights from 2026 in lucrative deal
F1 has confirmed a landmark five-year agreement with Apple that will see it become the sport’s exclusive broadcast partner in the United States from 2026.
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F1 has confirmed a landmark five-year agreement with Apple that will see it become the sport’s exclusive broadcast partner in the United States from 2026.
Isack Hadjar has revealed his approach to handling continuing speculation that Red Bull will hand him a drive for next year's F1 season, as the team decision nears.
McLaren F1 boss Andrea Stella has been probed on the "repercussions" that will be imposed on Lando Norris due to his clash with Oscar Piastri in Singapore.
Max Verstappen has vowed that he wouldn't be susceptible to McLaren's "papaya rules" in the team as he "wouldn't be close in points" to his team-mate in F1.
George Russell has been coy over potential exit clauses in his new Mercedes deal, insisting his focus remains on performance and the pursuit of victory in F1.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli has expressed that he never harboured grave concern that he wouldn't keep his seat with Mercedes in F1 into a second season in 2026.
Charles Leclerc has dismissed suggestions that he might be assessing options outside Ferrari amid the team's struggle to deliver him a competitive car in F1.
Oscar Piastri has confessed that McLaren concluded that his first-lap incident with team-mate Lando Norris in the F1 Singapore GP "isn't how we want to go racing".
Fernando Alonso has again criticised F1's use of team radio during live broadcasts, describing them as “unnecessary” and often “poorly chosen".
Lando Norris has admitted that he was hit with "repercussions" over his first-lap clash with Oscar Piastri at the start of F1 Singapore GP.