Apple expected to bid for F1 streaming rights in more countries, says Formula 1 CEO

The Quick Take
Starting this year, Apple has exclusive streaming rights for Formula 1 racing in the United States, which sees every race stream on Apple TV . Both Apple and the league have proudly reported a very positive response in terms of viewership and subscriber acquisition, although they do not publish exact viewing figures. On the latest earnings call for F1’s parent company Liberty Media, the CEO of For
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