Key Highlights
- F1 TV announces new presenter line-up for 2026.
- Expanded regional features to cater to growing fanbase.
- New English-language coverage with Apple TV in the U.S.
- Diverse team of experts will provide session-by-session breakdowns.
F1 TV’s Evolving Landscape: 2026 Line-Up and Regional Expansion
As we gear up for the 2026 Formula 1 season, F1 TV is not resting on its laurels. The platform has announced a robust lineup of presenters, aiming to provide fans with comprehensive coverage across every Grand Prix, Sprint, Qualifying, and practice session.
New Presenters Join the Team
Among the new faces joining the F1 TV broadcast team are former W Series race winner Juan Pablo Montoya and presenter Betty Glover. This lineup, coupled with returning experts like Laura Winter, James Hinchcliffe, Lawrence Barretto, Chris Medland, Alice Powell, and Ariana Bravo, promises a wealth of insight into the technical and strategic intricacies of Formula 1.
Regional Features for Global Fans
F1 TV is also expanding its regional coverage to better serve the growing global fanbase. The platform will launch Latin American F1 Live, offering tailored content specifically for that region. Additionally, it has introduced a Japanese-language service and a fully localised user interface. In South Korea, F1 TV Pro and Premium are making their debut, marking significant growth in another dynamic Asian market.
Apple TV Partnerships
A major update comes with the introduction of Apple as the official U.S. broadcaster for F1. Starting this year, Apple TV subscribers will have access to F1 content included within their subscription, bringing a wider audience to Formula 1’s digital ecosystem.
Technical and Strategic Insights
The broadcast team’s primary role is to provide session-by-session breakdowns of the on-track action. They’ll delve into strategy calls, technical developments, and key regulation changes, ensuring fans can follow the sport as it evolves under new 2026 regulations.
Chief Media Rights and Broadcasting Officer Ian Holmes highlighted F1 TV’s commitment: “For 2026, we’re further enhancing the experience by expanding language offerings, improving accessibility in key markets, and continuing to innovate our viewing tools. These investments reflect our ongoing dedication to delivering a platform that matches the ambition of the sport.”
F1 TV has already proven its mettle with accolades like ‘Platform of the Year (Rights Holder)’ at the SportsPro Media Awards. This recognition is a testament to their unwavering focus on providing fans with unparalleled access and insight into one of motorsport’s most exciting competitions.
