Netflix is considering a bid for the live broadcast rights of Formula One in the United States from 2026. ESPN has broadcast F1 across the United States since 2017 but its current deal expires at the end of the 2025 season.

Netflix is interested in becoming the new media rights partner for Formula 1 in the United States from 2026 as discussions continue over the future broadcast platform for the sport. ESPN currently

Netflix could soon advance their Formula 1 offering beyond Drive to Survive with the streaming giant plotting a move for live TV rights. Having dipped their toe into live boxing, showing Mike Tyson’s bout with Jake Paul,

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is reportedly considering a bid for Formula Ones U.S. television rights, according to The Athletic. The move could mark a major shift in the streaming giants sports strategy as it seeks to expand

Netflix is eyeing the live broadcast rights for Formula 1 in the United States with the bidding process for the 2026 season onwards set to begin in the next few months. The streaming service has played a vital role in growing F1 stateside,

Streaming behemoth Netflix is reportedly gearing up to enter the race for Formula 1's broadcast rights in the U.S.

Formula One's future could undergo a massive shakeup as a new broadcaster is reportedly considering making a bid for live coverage of the sport. With the success of Netflix's beloved Drive to Survive series and the rise of big name personalities such as Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, Formula One has never been so popular.

Netflix are reportedly considering a bid for the US-based TV rights to Formula One as they look to capitalise on the success of Drive to Survive. The fly-on-the-wall documentary series has been immensely popular ever since it burst onto screens in 2019 and continues to be credited with a hand in the growth of the sport as a whole.