Apple is set to acquire Formula 1's US streaming rights for an estimated $150 million annually, potentially outperforming ESPN's offer.

Brad Pitt's Hollywood success can be attributed to his cultivated public image and long-term reputation strategy, a PR professional says amid the "F1" movie release.

After spending the past eight seasons at ESPN, the American broadcasting rights to Formula One are set to swap to Apple for ...

Apple is going all-in on Formula 1. Weeks after the ‘F1’ movie became the company’s biggest box office smash, the Silicon ...

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A high-octane battle to acquire the rights to broadcast Formula 1 in the United States is picking up between ESPN, Netflix, ...

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ESPN, now owned by Disney, has been Formula 1’s official US broadcaster since 2018 and is currently paying around $85 million ...

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COLUMN. With the release of the Brad Pitt film 'F1' in June, the entertainment industry around the world of auto racing has ...

The Movie,' Apple is now in talks to buy Formula One's US media rights, sources familiar with the matter have now revealed.

The Movie has raced ahead to become Apple’s highest-grossing theatrical release. Beating the precious record holder, Napoleon, it generated $293 million worldwide within just 10 days of its late June ...