Disney pays $85 million per year for the rights, and Formula 1 also charges fans directly for its own streaming service.

The exclusive, complex sport, with drivers hidden behind helmets and cars, has entered the cultural mainstream.

Apple is aiming to capitalize on the sport's growing popularity in the U.S. which was also driven by the success of Netflix's hit docu-series "Formula 1: Drive to Survive" that provided an engaging ...

"Witness the unparalleled pressure, commitment, and raw emotion it takes to be a D1 football player in college football's leading conference," Netflix wrote in a social media post. The series will ...

Yes, Pitt and Idris spent four months learning to drive real Formula 1 cars. “If you see Brad’s face, then it’s him driving, and often at speeds up to around 180 mph,” says Kosinski.

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 ...