Motorsport fans have a lot to look forward to as Formula 1 heads to Austin, Texas, for the highly anticipated United States Grand Prix. This year, the entire race weekend will stream exclusively on Apple TV for viewers in the US. With the championship battle heating up in the final stretch of the season, you will not want to miss a single moment of the action.
See the full weekend schedule for the race in Austin
The Circuit of The Americas will host a packed few days of racing. Drivers will compete in a Sprint format, meaning more competitive sessions are spread out over three days.
Here is a look at what to expect on the track:
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- Friday, October 23: First practice session and Sprint qualifying
- Saturday, October 24: The Sprint race and main Grand Prix qualifying
- Sunday, October 25: The United States Grand Prix main event
Fans can follow along with real-time updates and leaderboards through the dedicated sports apps to stay on top of the standings.
New streaming features make the viewing experience much better
Viewers watching on Apple TV can take advantage of multiple ways to follow the race. You can switch between 30 different live feeds, including a course tracker for a wide bird’s-eye view of the track. Multiview is also available, letting you put up to four different streams on your screen at the same time.
For those with compatible audio systems, the broadcast will now feature Dolby Atmos surround sound. This addition pairs with strong visuals to bring the roaring engines and pit lane radio calls right into your living room.
Original shows and local events bring fans closer together
Along with the live track sessions, fans of Formula 1 can watch original programs like Circuits in Focus and Full Throttle. These shows provide extra details on track layouts and driver interviews to keep you entertained between the live racing blocks.
If you happen to be in Austin, Apple is hosting special activities at their Domain NORTHSIDE store. Visitors can check out custom car designs, join interactive drawing sessions, and watch Sunday’s race live with other people.
The Austin race always delivers drama and high speeds, and this weekend looks to be no different. Whether you are rooting for a seasoned champion or a rising star, the setup on your screen will make you feel like you are sitting right in the grandstands. Grab your snacks and get ready for a great weekend of racing.
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