Eddy Cue hopes for 'F1' movie sequel, increased streaming rights
Apple SVP Eddy Cue expressed hope for a sequel to the successful 'F1: The Movie,' which has become Apple TV's most-watched film. Apple aims to expand its Formula 1 streaming coverage beyond the United States, building on its current success as the sport's official U.S. broadcaster. Cue also highlighted that incoming CEO John Ternus, an amateur racer, is expected to strengthen Apple's relationship with Formula 1.
- ▪Eddy Cue hopes for a sequel to 'F1: The Movie,' which earned over $600 million at the box office.
- ▪Apple is the official Formula 1 broadcaster in the United States and plans to expand its streaming coverage globally.
- ▪Incoming Apple CEO John Ternus is an amateur racer and a passionate fan of Formula 1, according to Eddy Cue.
- ▪Producer Jerry Bruckheimer confirmed work on a sequel, though no official release has been announced.
- ▪Cue noted that 30% of viewers use Apple's multiview function during F1 broadcasts.
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News Eddy Cue hopes for 'F1' movie sequel, increased streaming rights Malcolm Owen 1 e-mail BlueSky Mastodon X Facebook Reddit Sat May 02 2026, 09:59 AM EDT · 2 minute read Apple has big plans for its F1 streaming service. Image source: Apple Apple is keen for there to be a sequel to "F1: The Movie," SVP Eddy Cue said, as the company hopes to increase its involvement with the motorsport in the future. Apple has multiple connections to Formula 1, with it being the official broadcaster of the sport in the United States. It's also behind the Brad Pitt vehicle "F1: The Movie," which is also Apple TV's most-watched movie. With those successes in hand, Apple is planning for there to be more to both sides of the story.
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