Formula 1® United States Grand PrixTM Streams on Apple TV This Weekend as Antonelli Eyes First Title

The 2026 Formula 1® United States Grand PrixTM takes place this weekend at Circuit of The Americas in Austin, Texas. Apple says Apple TV will stream the event exclusively in the U.S., with every session live and on demand; the race will also be streamed at Apple Domain NORTHSIDE on Sunday, October 25. Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli could secure his first Drivers’ Championship and become the youngest title winner.

Coverage includes English and Spanish commentary and access to as many as 30 additional live feeds, including Driver Tracker, timing and data feeds, a mixed onboard feed, and a Podium feed following the top three drivers. Multiview can display up to four live feeds on one screen and is now available on supported smart TVs. Apple is also adding Dolby Atmos to F1 on Apple TV starting with this race, alongside Dolby Vision.

Apple TV costs $14.99 per month in the U.S., with a seven-day free trial for new subscribers. Viewers can also watch the race live at more than 50 IMAX locations nationwide, while the free Apple Sports app for iPhone will provide leaderboards, standings, and live updates for qualifying, Sprint, and race sessions.

The event continues Apple’s exclusive U.S. Formula 1 broadcast for the 2026 season. The expanded feeds, driver tracking, and Multiview across supported devices give viewers ways to follow race data and onboard perspectives alongside the main broadcast.