Netflix (NFLX) is looking to win streaming rights to the Formula One (FWONA) tournament in the U.S. and has entered a bidding race, multiple media outlets reported Friday, making further headway into the world of live sports and events.

Netflix is interested in becoming the new media rights partner for Formula 1 in the United States from 2026 as discussions continue over the future broadcast platform for the sport. ESPN currently

Netflix is considering a bid for Formula One's U.S. broadcasting rights from the 2026 season, according to media reports on Friday, at a time when the streaming giant is making significant investments to grow live sports content.

Netflix is eyeing the live broadcast rights for Formula 1 in the United States with the bidding process for the 2026 season onwards set to begin in the next few months. The streaming service has played a vital role in growing F1 stateside,

The streamer was interested in acquiring an F1 package in 2022, but lost out to ESPN. Is Netflix off to the races as far as live programming is concerned? That might literally be the case, according to a new report from the Times of London.

According to multiple reports, Netflix is making a push for F1 broadcast rights in the United States. As reported by Luke Smith in The Athletic, among others, ESPN’s exclusivity period to bid on F1 broadcast rights beyond 2025 has expired,

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is reportedly considering a bid for Formula Ones U.S. television rights, according to The Athletic. The move could mark a major shift in the streaming giants sports strategy as it seeks to expand