How to Watch F1 on Apple TV in 2026: F1 TV Pro Subscription, Devices, and Setup

Following Apple's exclusive US broadcast rights deal for Formula 1 starting 2026, fans can stream races via F1 TV Pro on Apple TV. This guide covers compatible devices, subscription options, free trials, and easy setup for live coverage, onboard cameras, and more.

Apple's new partnership brings Formula 1 exclusively to US viewers on Apple TV from the 2026 season, including F1 TV Pro (bundled with Apple TV+ subscriptions around $10/month). As detailed in the initial deal announcement, this offers uncompressed 4K streaming, team cameras, and real-time data.

Supported devices include various Apple TV models (4K generations), with seamless integration for iOS, macOS, and tvOS. New subscribers can access free trials and promotional offers—check Apple's site for current deals. Setup is straightforward: download the F1 TV app via Apple TV, sign in with your subscription, and enjoy live Grands Prix, qualifying, practice (some free), onboard views, and archives.

This enhances global accessibility, though primary exclusivity is US-focused, aligning with F1's 2026 regulatory updates. Prepare ahead of the March season opener. For full deal details, see prior coverage in this series.

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