The race for the F1 broadcast rights in the US has been won by ESPN, according to Sport Business Journal. read more »

It is understood that Disney-owned ESPN is close to agreeing a new deal with F1 for the rights to broadcast the sport in the US. read more »

ESPN is set to continue broadcasting Formula 1 in the United States for the next three years after agreeing to a new deal. Sports Business Journal reports that the contract is... read more »

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali recently revealed that Nice has indicated an interest in holding the race after the current deal with Paul Ricard runs out.At the same time F1 is in... read more »

On the back of the success of its Drive to Survive series, Netflix is understood to be lining up a $100m a year bid for rights to live coverage of F1 in the US. read more »

George Russell was left "disappointed" his battle with Lando Norris was not broadcast during the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Esteban Ocon called out the FIA's objectivity in a Monaco GP radio message. read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he is eager to learn from his upcoming appearance on a BBC political panel show. Question Time, broadcast by the BBC on Thursday evenings, typically... read more »

W Series announce a partnership with ESPN in the USA for the coverage of its 10 races at eight F1 Grand Prix weekends. read more »

F1's broadcast chiefs are always eager to push the boundaries when it comes to make the show look even better on the small screen, be it through new ideas, improved... read more »

Formula One has today announced a multi-year strategic collaboration with Tata Communications with the Indian telecommunications company returning to the sport as the Official... read more »

F1 announced last week it had terminated the Russian Grand Prix's contract and would not race again in the country, while Russian driver Nikita Mazepin has lost his seat... read more »

Christian Horner wanted FIA radio to remain a feature on global TV, but that won't be the case in 2022. read more »

For the first time last season F1 made public a number of radio broadcasts between teams and FIA race control but following a year of controversy, was this the correct decision? read more »

Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley has stated "it was a mistake" for F1 to broadcast messages from the teams to FIA race director Michael Masi last year. read more »

Jonathan Wheatley says it is a "mistake" to air the teams' FIA communications as collaboration "dies a death when it's broadcast". read more »

Ex-Formula 1 driver Martin Brundle has hit out at Mercedes boss Toto Wolff for his radio calls to Race Control during the 2021 season finale in Abu Dhabi last month. In the... read more »

Traditionally, the sporting director has been the sole point of audio contact between the pit wall and race control should the need for communication arise during races.This... read more »

Lewis Hamilton claimed the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was "manipulated" in a radio message broadcast only on F1TV. read more »

In a brilliant move by Sky, this weekend's title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will be available on free-to-air television, courtesy of Channel 4 in what could be a... read more »

In Jeddah a conversation between FIA race director Michael Masi and Red Bull's team manager Jonathan Wheatley over Max Verstappen giving back a position to title rival... read more »

McLaren boss, Andreas Seidl admits that he is not a fan of the decision to broadcast Michael Masi's radio discussions with the teams. read more »

A report from Germany claims only highlights will be shown of the first Test of 2022 in Barcelona, before live TV coverage returns in Bahrain. read more »

Ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix, Formula One has confirmed that it has agreed deals with multiple broadcast partners in Asia until the end of the 2022 season. read more »

With streaming services getting more involved in bidding against traditional television channels for live sporting rights, there has been speculation that F1's broadcast... read more »