F1 claims ‘technical issue’ after severe fan backlash from Kimi Antonelli pole lap
F1 fans were irate after the racing series prevented fans from seeing the clipping of Kimi Antonelli's pole lap at Suzuka at 130R.
F1 fans were irate after the racing series prevented fans from seeing the clipping of Kimi Antonelli's pole lap at Suzuka at 130R.
"Sometimes, difficult, awkward questions have to be asked."
Netflix will share the popular "Drive to Survive" docuseries with Apple TV in return.
The F1 movie starring Brad Pitt received the ultimate acclaim as it was nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars.
If Paul Finebaum follows through on his promise to leave America, several great sports cultures would welcome him.
The network averaged 1.3 million viewers per race in its final season.
Netflix considered making a move for Formula One ownership as Drive to Survive helped grow the sport's popularity.
“2026 marks a transformative new era for Formula 1."
NASCAR viewership numbers plummeted further at New Hampshire with F1 ratings closing in their rearview mirror.
"We'll see if anything materializes."
The price is "far beyond" what ESPN can afford, per Puck's Dylan Byers.
Formula One races are averaging 1.3 million viewers across ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC, up 7% versus the same point last year.
ESPN and others remain in the mix.
"I love a sports movie when they work … It’s the greatest."
"Our goal with the docuseries is to bring audiences into the heart of this journey and showcase what it takes to participate in one of the most exclusive sports arenas in the world."
Some signs are pointing towards Apple TV+ as a contender for the circuit's rights.
However, the network might pare back its inventory on both.
The viewership drop off may be cause for concern regarding the circuit's upcoming media rights negotiations.
The circuit is reportedly seeking between $150 million and $180 million per year.
"UFC is a fantastic property and has piqued our interest. Formula One, as well."
The film will hit theaters on June 27, 2025
F1 television rights in the USA could double from what ESPN is currently paying for the racing league's next contract.
NBC and Netflix are the leading candidates to pickup the package.