Driver onboard cams is one of the features that F1 fans in the US used to need to subscribe to F1.TV to access. Apple has teased that more announcements about “production details” and “product enhancements” will be revealed in the coming months, so you can expect the TV app to add some extra bells and whistles over time.

Apple has secured a landmark partnership with Formula 1, securing exclusive U.S. streaming rights for all Formula 1 starting with the 2026 season.

U.S. viewers are getting a new way to watch Formula One. After the ESPN contract drew to a close at the end of the 2025 season, a new platform is taking the reins with a dedicated Formula One channel.

F1 The Movie hits Apple TV next week, with a key follow-up on the streamer shortly thereafter as the Formula 1 sport starts streaming too.

First things first, we see a multi-view screen with a pair of driver cams on the side of the display alongside the main action. It seems that each of the drivers will have their own live view, which can be selected within the menu, allowing you to follow your favourite driver all race.

Apple takes over F1 live streaming starting next year. New features have been confirmed, including premium F1.TV feature of "driver on-board cams."

A new month is here, and as Christmas approaches, Apple TV has some new movies and shows coming in December 2025 ( Sign up for a free trial! ). The biggest highlight of the month is the long-awaited arrival of F1 The Movie on Apple TV. It came out earlier in the year, in June, and fans have been awaiting its streaming premiere.

February 2026 will be an important year in F1 history as fans and experts look forward to one of the biggest announcements by a prominent automobile brand. Cadillac is reportedly set to launch the official livery of their Formula 1 team car during a Super Bowl TV Spot next year.