Report: Netflix exploring bid for F1 media rights
ESPN holds the American rights for F1 races, but that agreement is up after 2025. The deal is currently in the ballpark $75-90 million per year, according to Sports Business Journal. Netflix has not pursued many rights deals for live sports, unlike streaming competitors Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and Peacock, but the company is picking its spots.
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Netflix (NFLX) is reportedly gearing up to bid U.S. broadcast rights to Formula One (F1) in an effort to accelerate its live sports content ...
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