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F1 Extends ESPN Partnership to 2028 for Latin America

2/26/2026

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F1 extends its broadcast partnership with ESPN Inc. through 2028, covering 18 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, excluding Mexico and Brazil.
The deal ensures live coverage of events, including practice and qualifying, plus Formula 2 and Porsche Super Cup.
Ian Holmes, F1's Chief Media Rights Officer, notes growth to over 150 million fans, with Argentina showing interest.
2026 season opens March 6–8 with Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.

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F1 extends its broadcast partnership with ESPN Inc. through 2028, covering 18 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, excluding Mexico and Brazil.
The deal ensures live coverage of events, including practice and qualifying, plus Formula 2 and Porsche Super Cup.
Ian Holmes, F1's Chief Media Rights Officer, notes growth to over 150 million fans, with Argentina showing interest.
2026 season opens March 6–8 with Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne.