British broadcaster Sky Sports has signed a new deal securing Formula 1 broadcasting rights through the 2034 season.
Sky Sports has been a leading voice in the paddock ever since its entered the fray from the 2012 season onwards.
The British broadcaster hosts F1 on its dedicated platform; Sky F1, boasting a beefy line up of Martin Brundle and World Champions like Jenson Button, Nico Rosberg and Jacques Villeneuve.
Sky’s current deal was set to expire at the end of the 2029 season, however, F1 has struck a contract renewal that will run through 2034 – securing rights to live broadcast in the UK and Ireland.
Sky has also maintained its stronghold in Italy with a contract extension up until the 2032 season.
A new long-term partnership with Sky! 🤝
Giving Sky Sports viewers in the UK, Ireland, and Italy exclusive access to all the action from every F1 race weekend into the next decade
More details 👉 https://t.co/AT232pE930#F1
— Formula 1 (@F1) May 6, 2026
F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said, “Sky has always been a dedicated, trusted, and passionate partner since we began our relationship many years ago.”
“Their world leading approach to live broadcasting, content creation, and behind-the-scenes analysis led by a truly amazing group of on-screen talent has made the difference in continuing to grow our sport in the UK, Ireland, and Italy and I am delighted we will be taking our partnership into the next decade.
“I want to thank Dana and all the team at Sky for their determination to get this deal in place and to continue to bring the excitement of Formula 1 to our passionate fans.”
Dana Strong, the Group CEO of Sky added, “We’re proud of the role we’ve played in supporting the sport’s growth through world-class storytelling, innovation and long-term investment.”
“This new agreement secures Sky as the home of Formula 1 for years to come, as the sport enters an exciting era with more British talent on the grid and rising stars like Kimi Antonelli.
“I want to thank Stefano and the F1 team for our continued partnership, which we’re excited to build on in the years ahead.”
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