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BeIN seals F1 rights in APAC markets in three-year deal

The 2022 Singapore Grand Prix takes place at Marina Bay Street Circuit (by Clive Mason/Getty Images,)

Pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports has concluded a three-year deal for exclusive rights to the Formula 1 motor racing championship in 10 territories across the Asia-Pacific region.

The new agreement, exclusively reported by SportBusiness in October but officially announced today (Thursday), begins with the forthcoming 2023 season and runs until the conclusion of the 2025 championship.

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