Overview
- Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali told Apple TV press day attendees to “stay tuned” on a follow‑up to F1: The Movie, stressing no decision yet and saying any sequel would not arrive next year.
- Apple becomes the exclusive U.S. home for Formula 1 in 2026, with practice, qualifying, sprints and Grands Prix available in one place across Apple devices.
- Eddy Cue said U.S. subscribers will get all 24 races at no extra incremental cost, positioning the season as appointment viewing.
- Apple previewed features such as 4K and Dolby streaming, a four‑quadrant multi‑view option, new camera placements including iPhones, and broader promotion via Apple News, Music and Maps.
- The original film grossed about $631 million worldwide and earned four Oscar nominations, momentum both sides say informs their deepening partnership, though no sequel has been greenlit.