Just in time for the 2025 Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix this weekend, Apple has updated its Apple Sports iOS app to include support for F1.
This follows the app’s recent addition of NASCAR support ahead of last month’s Daytona 500, further expanding its reach across major motorsports.
Launched in 2024, the Apple Sports app provides real-time scores, stats, and updates for various leagues, including the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, and Premier League. Now, with F1 support, users can access race schedules, live leaderboards, lap times, and other key information throughout the season.
Apple Sports iOS app gains F1 support
For NASCAR, some of the live race data includes photos of the top three drivers, as well as the current gap between them. Lap count and flag information are also displayed, and something similar is likely planned for F1 races.
Apple’s growing interest in F1 isn’t limited to its sports app. The company is set to release an F1 movie starring Brad Pitt, co-produced by seven-time world champion and current Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton, on Apple TV+ on June 27. Apple TV also features a 2021 documentary on Hamilton’s life.
