Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) is considering bidding for U.S. live broadcasting rights for Formula One, set to start in 2026. ESPN, currently holding the rights, will end its deal after 2025.

Reports indicate Formula 1 may find a new US broadcast partner in Netflix, and that would be huge for American viewers.

ESPN holds the rights to F1 through 2025. The post Netflix Exploring Bid for Formula One Rights in U.S. Starting 2026 appeared first on Front Office Sports.

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