The Miami Grand Prix will be shown in theaters.
Having acquired exclusive broadcasting rights for Formula 1 in the USA, Apple TV has teamed up with IMAX to showcase five Grand Prix on the big screen. In IMAX theaters, American viewers will be able to see the races in Miami, Monaco, the UK, Italy, and Austin. The session includes 15 minutes of preparation, a live broadcast of the race from start to finish, and the podium award ceremony. A ticket costs $30. "Formula 1 is rapidly gaining popularity in the sports and culture of the USA, and by broadcasting races live on Apple TV in IMAX theaters across the country, we are bringing the energy and excitement to even more screens in a truly thrilling format," said Apple Vice President Oliver Schusser.
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The Miami Grand Prix will be shown in theaters.
Having acquired exclusive broadcasting rights for Formula 1 in the USA, Apple TV has teamed up with IMAX to showcase five Grand Prix on the big screen.