Formula 1 has announced that it will launch a new subscription-free streaming channel for residents in the United States prior
Since the debut of the Netflix docuseries Drive to Survive, Formula 1 in the United States has seen significant growth, leading to the addition of three races on the calendar. This expansion will be accompanied by the launch of the new “Formula 1 Channel,” offering a variety of pre-scheduled programs covering race replays, extended highlights, and in-depth analysis. Viewers will enjoy comprehensive coverage not only of Formula 1 but also Formula 2 and 3, as well as the return of the all-female F1 Academy series in Miami. C15 Studio will manage the channel, adding content from various categories five days after each race event, including classic grands prix reruns and popular racing documentaries. The Formula 1 Channel will be available on platforms like Samsung TV Plus, Amazon Freevee, and Pluto TV in addition to the existing live streaming services ESPN and F1 TV. Formula 1’s Director of Media Rights and Content Creation, Ian Holmes, emphasized that the new channel aims to cater to the diverse viewing habits of American fans and provide a comprehensive F1 experience around the clock. With C15 Studio, Formula 1 hopes to establish the Formula 1 Channel as a top-tier product that complements the live broadcast services, offering fans an immersive F1 experience anytime, anywhere.
