Report: ESPN to give up F1 rights after 2025
Puck News reported Friday that ESPN will not pursue the U.S. broadcast rights to F1 once the network's media deal expires after the 2025 season. ESPN has aired F1 races since 2018 and is entering the final year of a three-year extension that has the network paying about $90 million per season for media rights.
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