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Formula 1® United States Grand Prix™ streams live on Apple TV this weekend

Apple Newsroom·Oct 22, 2026 · 7:59 AM CT
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Formula 1 returns to the U.S. this weekend for the United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, and Apple TV is streaming every session live and on demand as F1's exclusive U.S. home.

Apple notes that Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli could clinch his first Drivers' Championship at the race and become the youngest champion in the sport's history.

Coverage includes English and Spanish commentary and up to 30 extra live feeds, such as a Driver Tracker, timing data, a mixed onboard feed and a Podium feed that follows the top three. Multiview, which shows up to four feeds at once, now works on supported smart TVs as well as Apple devices.

Starting with this race, F1 on Apple TV adds Dolby Atmos sound alongside Dolby Vision, making it the first Formula 1 race broadcast in Atmos.

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