If you are an existing Formula 1 fan, you may be used to enjoying race day using the F1.TV website or apps. While you cannot pay directly for F1.TV anymore, you can still access the F1.TV experience if you have an Apple TV account. This is because Apple TV includes F1.TV Premium as a free perk (previously priced at $129/year on its own).

F1 teams are voicing concerns around race starts with the 2026 cars. But Ferrari blocked a move to alter the rules, appearing to have found a workaround. Or so they thought.

The official lap times from every driver involved in the first day of pre-season testing in Bahrain have been released. Following five days of behind closed doors testing at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, the Formula One grid arrived in Bahrain for the first televised practice seasons ahead of the 2026 season.

FORMULA ONE Testing in Bahrain descended into chaos, leaving fans to predict the season opener could be an “absolute bloodbath”. The Bahrain International Circuit played host to the

The action at this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix gets underway TODAY (Friday, November 28), with the one and only practice session. With just two rounds left in the 2025 championship, the title battle is heating up and could get even more interesting ...

This channel is where Apple TV app subscribers will be able to stream all of the races, starting with the Melbourne Grand Prix on March 8. As a reminder, F1 is now included in the base Apple TV subscription in the United States ($12.99 per month or $99 per year).

All 11 teams were able to put their all-new cars through their paces at the Bahrain International Circuit for three days

As always, here are the top stories from today, Wednesday 18th February. F1 returned to the track on Wednesday for the final week of winter testing at the Bahrain International Circuit, with Mercedes setting the 'benchmark' both in terms of lap time and mileage.