Formula 1 racing returns this weekend with the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, the 12th race of the 2026 season. The event kicks off Friday with practice and sprint qualifying, continues Saturday with the sprint race and main qualifying session, and concludes Sunday morning with the main race. Driver Antonelli currently leads the championship standings, though the season has delivered numerous surprises that suggest the title remains far from decided.
United States viewers can access all the race action at no cost through a promotional offer. Apple TV holds exclusive broadcasting rights for F1 in the country, and the service provides a seven-day complimentary trial accessible via Prime Video Channels. This trial period grants full streaming access to the entire Dutch GP weekend. Those without existing Amazon Prime membership can layer a thirty-day Prime trial on top of the Apple TV offer, effectively enabling completely free viewing for new users of both services.
Several alternative options exist for those who have already utilized these promotional trials. Apple TV offers a standalone seven-day free trial for new subscribers, while the Apple One bundle includes three months of complimentary access when purchased alongside eligible devices such as iPhones, iPads, or Mac computers. The Apple One subscription tier combines Apple TV with music, gaming, fitness content, and cloud storage services.
Originally reported by Mashable →
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