Formula One extends ServusTV partnership

Formula One has announced a multi-year partnership extension with ServusTV who will continue to serve as the free-to-air broadcaster in Austria, bringing Formula One action to the fans in Austria until the end of the 2029 season. ServusTV will continue to hold the rights across all the distribution channels, including ServusTV and the streaming platform ServusTV On. ServusTV will continue to provide the fans with live coverage of all the practice sessions, qualifying sessions, Sprint qualifying and Sprint along with the main race on ServusTV, alongside comprehensive free-to-air coverage for Austrian viewers.

Ian Holmes, Chief Media Rights and Broadcasting Officer of Formula One, commented,

“We are delighted to extend our partnership with ServusTV, who have delivered world-class broadcasting for our passionate fans in Austria over the last six years. Their dedication to delivering high-quality, free-to-air coverage ensures that fans across the country can continue to enjoy the drama and excitement of Formula 1. This extension reflects the strength of our collaboration and a shared ambition to grow the sport and bring F1 closer to our Austrian audience.”

Matthias Brügelmann, Global Head of Content at ServusTV, added,

“Over the past six years, ServusTV and Formula 1 have built a strong and successful partnership and extending this collaboration for a further three years is great news for motorsport fans in Austria. They can continue to watch their favourite sport free-to-air and in top quality on ServusTV and ServusTV On.”