Formula 1 has become a sport you can follow almost anywhere, so the modern race experience extends far beyond watching the cars on track. You can track a driver’s position from your phone, watch onboard footage, compare live timing data…

Digital technology has transformed the Formula 1 fan experience, allowing supporters to track driver positions, watch onboard footage, and compare live timing data. F1 reported a global fanbase of over 830 million in July 2026. The sport has responded to changing fan behaviors by launching a redesigned website and mobile app in June 2025 to offer greater personalization.
Fans can now customize their coverage by following specific drivers and teams. Additionally, the F1 TV Premium streaming service introduced 4K Ultra HD, HDR, and Multiview features during the 2025 season. These digital platforms allow viewers to combine the main broadcast with onboard cameras and team radio for deeper race analysis.
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