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ESPN have extended their rights deal to broadcast F1 in the US until the end of 2025.

The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is set to go ahead after a dramatic 24 hours - and you can watch with F1 TV.

Formula 1 is back and heading into an exciting new era which begins this weekend with the Bahrain Grand Prix.

The 2020 F1 World Championship season is back on track and now has never been a better time to get into the thick of the action with F1 TV

Subscription broadcasters have helped to raise the standard of Formula 1 TV coverage and bring fans “far more than ever existed in the past”, according to the sport’s media rights chief.

Formula 1 has reported its biggest cumulative TV audience since 2012 for the 2019 season, enjoying a year-on-year rise of 9 percent. The cumulative TV audience came to 1.922 billion over 21 races last year, marking the third straight year of growth for F1.

Formula 1 has announced it will broadcast the entirety of the opening pre-season test in Barcelona next month via its digital streaming platform, F1 TV.

Karun Chandhok will rejoin Sky Sports' broadcast team for the 2019 Formula 1 season after spending three seasons with Channel 4.

Formula 1 has confirmed that its new over-the-top streaming service, F1 TV, will be launched in time for next month's Spanish Grand Prix on May 13 after its initial release was delayed.

Formula 1 is back. The F1 circus has landed in Melbourne’s Albert Park, and it is the happiest weekend of the entire season. For now, with testing but a distant memory and qualifying yet to come, every driver is a potential race winner, and every car a potential championship victor.

Formula 1 confirmed plans for its new over-the-top (OTT) streaming service - F1 TV - earlier this week in what is set to be a seismic shift in the sport’s broadcasting landscape, giving fans more ways than ever before to tune in.

Formula 1 has announced its first plans for its new over-the-top streaming service, F1 TV, that will be made available in early 2018.

- Formula 1 race start times could be set to change in the future under proposals tabled to broadcasters at a meeting earlier this week in a bid to capture a wider international audience ( BBC Sport )

Formula 1 will continue to be shown live in Italy on Sky Italia until the end of the 2020 season following the signing of a fresh agreement announced on Thursday.