The Abu Dhabi title showdown between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen was watched by a remarkable figure of 108.7million viewers around the world, F1 has revealed. read more »

Formula 1 has reported its TV, digital and attendance figures for 2021, with 108.7m viewers watching the title-deciding event in Abu Dhabi, the largest audience of the season.... read more »

Lewis Hamilton wins a Saudi Arabian Grand Prix that, despite the hype, is the worst possible advert for the sport, as in the quest for viewers F1 appears to lose control. read more »

F1 TV Pro viewers can now watch all the live action from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix via Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Google TV. read more »

As part of efforts to engage with younger viewers, F1 president Stefano Domenicali has revealed plans to crown a Grand Slam winner. read more »

Race Control had a tricky afternoon as rain battered Spa-Francorchamps; it mostly made the right calls, however unpopular they may be for viewers and spectators, but issuing... read more »

Guanyu Zhou expects that, due to Chinese viewers, his presence in FP1 in Austria will lead to an increase in F1's viewing figures. read more »

F1's director of data systems, Rob Smedley, is mindful of not alienating Formula 1 viewers with the increasing integration of AWS graphics. read more »

W Series has announced further broadcast deals that will enable them to reach 500 million viewers around the world, in its status as a Formula 1 support race this season. read more »

Thrilling over 120,000 spectators and millions of television viewers, Stirling Moss in Rob Walker's 1500cc Lotus-Climax fought off three Ferraris and the Porsche team to... read more »

Cryptocurrency seems to be all the rage lately, with Bitcoin being in 2021's news multiple times already. But why is F1 adopting a Crypto based token system, currently... read more »

Formula 1's TV audience suffered a slight dip in 2020, a trait organisers have attributed to a reduced calendar, but enjoyed strong growth on social media platforms. On... read more »

Valtteri Bottas admits that he perhaps appeared as a "complete c*** and fool" to outside viewers during the Sakhir Grand Prix in the battle against new team-mate... read more »

Our return to the Nurburgring unfortunately welcomed Friday with two practice sessions with no action. Some drivers entertained the viewers with their antics, while others took... read more »

The 2020 British Grand Prix, broadcast on free-to-air television in the United Kingdom, saw a total of 3.5 million viewers tune in to see Lewis Hamilton take a dramatic victory... read more »

Television pictures aren't getting the true speed of the Formula 1 cars across to viewers, rues Carlos Sainz. read more »

Formula 1 and Amazon Web Services will introduce new infographics and metrics as part of a tweaked set of graphics for TV viewers in the 2020 season. Formula 1 has […] read more »

Viewing figures of Formula One in 2019 show a loss of 19.2million viewers from the previous year as the sport continues to embrace pay TV deals and move away from regular... read more »

In proclaiming its viewer numbers for 2019, F1 is somewhat disingenuous, dropping the "industry standard" measurement in favour of a system that puts the sport in a... read more »

There is a welcome boost for British free-to-air viewers of Formula 1 as Channel 4 has now secured extended race highlights ahead of the 2020 season. read more »

Sky Sports F1's new contract for broadcasting Formula 1 in the UK caused an 8.6 million drop in viewers, according to The Independent. read more »

This season, the first year in which F1 was shown almost exclusively on Sky - Channel 4 broadcasting only one race (Silverstone) live - has seen viewer numbers plummet by... read more »

Fernando Alonso says Max Verstappen's driving style is good for Formula 1 viewers, but says none of the current drivers stand out as the best among the pack. read more »

After ten races, it seems that moving F1 behind a pay-wall in the UK has not been the success Formula One Management thought it would. read more »

The British Grand Prix was watched by fewer people in 2019, despite the thrilling race being viewers' only chance to see Formula 1 on live free-to-air television this season. read more »