Historically, F1 races aired on ESPN and ESPN2 in the U.S. However, with this new arrangement, fans must now turn to Apple TV or opt for F1 TV Premium, which is bundled with an Apple TV subscription. This change reflects a broader trend toward streaming services dominating sports broadcasting.

What does this mean for fans? For one, it simplifies access to live races. With a subscription to Apple TV, viewers can watch not only the races but also practice sessions and qualifying events through the Yahoo Sports Racing Hub.

Key features of the new streaming arrangement:

• The Miami Grand Prix is set to start at 4 p.m. ET.
• F1 TV Premium allows streaming of every F1 race live, including practices and qualifying.
• Apple TV offers a seven-day free trial for new subscribers.
• The subscription costs $12.99 per month after the trial period.

Initial reactions indicate that this could be a win-win situation. With Apple TV’s user-friendly interface and additional content like post-race analysis and documentaries from F1 TV, fans may find themselves more engaged than ever before. The convenience of having everything in one place is appealing.

Still, there are uncertainties surrounding this shift. Some fans worry about losing access if they don’t subscribe to Apple TV. Others wonder how this move will affect viewership numbers and fan engagement moving forward.

As we approach the start of the season, observers anticipate that this exclusive streaming deal will attract a new audience to Formula 1 while retaining loyal fans who have followed the sport for years. The Miami Grand Prix could very well set the tone for future races in this evolving media landscape.

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