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Canal Plus pays ‘significant increase’ to extend F1 deal to 2029

Esteban Ocon of France driving the Alpine F1 A522 Renault leads team-mate Fernando Alonso during the 2022 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (by Lars Baron/Getty Images).

Pay-television broadcaster Canal Plus has agreed a five-season extension to its media rights deal in France for the Formula 1 motor racing championship.

Canal Plus will now hold exclusive rights to Formula One until the end of 2029. As part of the extended partnership, Canal Plus subscribers will for the first time be able to get access to F1TV Pro, the advanced version of F1's streaming service, through the myCanal platform, in addition to the broadcaster’s array of programming and digital content.

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