F1 TV Premium brings 4K and 26-feed Multiview to United States GP

How to watch the 2026 United States Grand Prix

Formula 1 has set out its streaming options for the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of The Americas, the 18th round of the 2026 season. F1 TV Pro subscribers can watch every session live, with onboard cameras from all 22 cars and access to pre-race and post-race shows.

F1 TV Premium offers live Grand Prix, Sprint, qualifying and practice coverage in 4K Ultra HD/HDR, with viewing on up to six devices. A personalised Multiview feature on supported devices offers 26 feeds. The service also carries live sessions from Formula 2, Formula 3, F1 Academy and Porsche Supercup.

Title stakes and Austin form

The official preview says Kimi Antonelli could have an opportunity to become the youngest world champion in F1 history at Austin, but only if he wins and both George Russell and Lewis Hamilton finish low enough: Russell ninth or lower and Hamilton fifth or lower.

Max Verstappen arrives after winning the previous two rounds in Malaysia and Singapore, according to the preview. He has won four times at Austin, making him a prominent contender as the series heads to Circuit of The Americas.

US viewing changes

In the United States, F1 TV is being included at no extra cost with an Apple TV subscription under Apple’s new role as Formula 1’s official US broadcaster. F1’s broadcast team is also set to lead much of Apple TV’s English-language coverage. F1 TV Pro and Premium remain available only in selected locations, and supported streaming devices vary by service.

F1 TV also features programmes including Tech Talk Retro and F1 Icons. The company says additional payment methods, including American Express, are available.