Canal+ and Formula 1 have signed a new agreement for the exclusive broadcast of the Formula 1 World Championship until 2029.
Netflix CEO Hastings: Streaming market “far away” from saturation
For Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, the streaming market has not reached its saturation point “by far”.
NENT Group and Formula 1 ink Polish partnership
Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group) and Formula 1 have agreed their first media rights partnership in Poland.
1.7m views to Formula 1 YouTube stream
Lewis Hamilton’s equalling of Michael Schumacher’s record number of 91 race wins at the F1 Eifel Grand Prix at Nuerburgring secured an online audience of 1.7 million views.
AMC extends Formula 1 CEE rights
AMC Networks International – Central and Northern Europe (AMCNI CNE) have extended their TV rights agreement to exclusively show the full FIA Formula 1 World Championship until 2023 in Czech […]
Formula 1 to livestream the 2020 Eiffel Grand Prix on YouTube – for free
Viewers across selected European markets will have the opportunity to watch a Formula 1 Grand Prix for free on YouTube, including everything from practice sessions, to qualifying, and all the […]
Formula 1 extends Russian TV rights deal
Formula 1 and Match TV have extended their TV rights agreement to exclusively show the full FIA Formula 1 World Championship in Russia until 2023.
Sky Italia renews F1 for another two seasons
Ahead of the recommencement of the Formula 1 season in Austria on July 5, Sky Italia has renewed its contract to broadcast the sport for another two years.
Sky Deutschland secures exclusive Formula 1 rights, launches Formula 1 channel
The Formula 1 races will be exclusively shown on pay-TV in Germany from the next season: Sky Deutschland has acquired the exclusive broadcast rights in a long-term agreement.
German RTL to drop Formula 1 live coverage
After this year’s season, RTL will end its live transmissions of Formula 1 races, which the German broadcaster has been showing on free-TV since 1991.