German broadcaster RTL have elected not to attend the opening three races of the 2020 Formula 1 season 'due to the worldwide and incalculable spread of the coronavirus' read more »

German television broadcaster RTL have confirmed that they will not be sending personnel to Vietnam for the grand prix in March, believing the threat of the coronavirus to be... read more »

The Vietnam Grand Prix may still be going ahead, but RTL are the first major broadcaster to decide they will not be travelling there due to coronavirus fears. read more »

F1 has extended its partnership with broadcaster ESPN in the USA until 2022. read more »

Formula 1 has confirmed a new deal for television coverage in the Middle East and North Africa, after previous broadcaster BeIN Sports decided against renewing its contract... read more »

Fernando Alonso's attempt to secure the 'Triple Crown' will be shown live on Sky Sports' Formula 1 channel, after the broadcaster secured rights to show the... read more »

Middle East broadcaster walks away from F1 deal over piracy read more »

Qatar-based beIN Sports has announced that it will no longer broadcast F1 in the Middle East and North Africa due to piracy. read more »

Negotiations between Middle East broadcaster BeIN Sports and Formula 1 have broken down over ongoing piracy issues with Saudi Arabia outlet, beoutQ. read more »

Chandhok moves back to Sky Sports ahead of its first season as the UK's exclusive live Formula 1 broadcaster in 2019. read more »

Former grand prix driver Karun Chandhok is to make a return to Sky's Formula 1 coverage next season, in its first year as the UK's exclusive live broadcaster read more »

Jenson Button, the 2009 world champion, is to join Sky Sports, the world's leading F1 broadcaster, for the 2018 British Grand Prix at Silverstone next week. read more »

F1 has partnered with satellite radio broadcaster SiriusXM to open an office in New York City. read more »

As F1's new owners seek to expand the sport in their home country, American broadcaster ESPN drops the ball big time leaving race fans raging. read more »

US broadcaster ESPN forced to apologise as 'technical issues' hit its F1 coverage read more »

Formula 1 has announced a major TV deal in China ahead of the 2018 season with state broadcaster CCTV acquiring rights to over 100 hours of live coverage. read more »

Spanish broadcaster Movistar+ has extended its deal to cover F1 for a further three years. read more »

Nico Rosberg could not stay away from Formula 1 for too long as he is replacing Niki Lauda as a regular pundit for German broadcaster RTL next season. read more »

German broadcaster RTL extends deal which will see practice, qualifying and race coverage free-to-air for three more years. read more »

ESPN replaces NBC as Formula 1's US broadcaster read more »

Formula 1 fans in France will get to watch the sport on free-to-air TV next year after F1 agreed a deal with broadcaster TF1. read more »

UK broadcaster Channel 4 has confirmed the Monaco Grand Prix will be shown live on terrestrial television in Britain for the first time in five years. The race last appeared on... read more »

UK broadcaster Channel 4 has announced its 2017 coverage plans, with the Monaco Grand Prix to be shown live on free-to-air television for the first time in five… read more »

New F1 broadcaster in UK reveals a presenting team which includes new and old names. read more »

United Kingdom free-to-air broadcaster Channel 4 has confirmed its presenting line-up for 2016, with Steve Jones fronting the coverage, and Ben Edwards… read more »