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Apple wants to screen real F1 races

Apple eyes US Formula 1 broadcast rights after 'F1: The Movie' success, FT reports

Apple is in talks to acquire U.S. broadcast rights to screen Formula 1 racing when the contract becomes available next year, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

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Apple Could Dive Further Into Formula 1 Partnership After Success of ‘F1’ Film

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Apple wants to screen real F1 races after its film's success

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Apple may be trying to pick up Formula 1's US broadcast rights

It's unclear whether F1 races would require a separate subscription via Apple, like the MLS Season Pass, or if the company would want Formula 1 to ditch its own streaming service in the US as part of ...

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Apple reportedly wants to buy the streaming rights for Formula 1 racing after its first successful box-office smash

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Apple Eyes U.S. Formula 1 Broadcast Rights in Major Sports Streaming Push

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What Apple’s Formula 1 play says about sports rights

The Movie had iPhone camera technology, Top Gun’s film director and Brad Pitt. Its success has proven to be the ultimate test drive.

After ‘F1’ speeds off, what’s next for Apple’s film business?

Theater owners want to see more from Apple at a time when they’re often struggling with a lack of compelling material, especially for grown-ups. With 'F1,' they saw a glimpse of hope.

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‘F1’ Overtakes ‘Napoleon’ as Apple’s Highest-Grossing Film With $293 Million

When it comes to Apple’s biggest films, “F1: The Movie” has officially moved to pole position.

With F1: The Movie on track for success, what’s next for Apple’s film business?

The early box office success of Apple’s Brad Pitt-led drama bodes well for the iPhone maker, and may influence its approach to future films.

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F1 success gives Apple its first real blockbuster movie - BGR

Apple's 'F1' movie has given the company its first legit blockbuster, with reports indicating the film earned nearly $300 million in 10 days