Motorsports TV Accessibility Problem in the U.S.
Formula 1's move to Apple is a recent example of a growing lack of accessibility.
Formula 1 will move its U.S. broadcasts from ESPN to Apple TV in 2026, creating a barrier for many American viewers.
Viewers will need to purchase the Apple TV app to watch all 24 races, instead of easily watching on cable television.
This creates a huge barrier to viewing F1 races for many American viewers.
- Younger audiences may adapt to streaming platforms, but older fans may be alienated.
- ESPN is more accessible than niche streaming platforms like Apple TV.
Author's summary: Motorsports faces a growing TV accessibility issue.
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