Choose your F1 TV tier

F1 TV Access

Race replays, live timing data, and the F1 archive. No live sessions.

₦2,500

per month

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F1 TV Pro

Every session live, onboard cameras, team radio, and full replays.

₦4,000

per month

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F1 TV Premium

Everything in Pro, plus 4K/HDR streaming and Multiview.

₦16,500

per month

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What F1 TV actually costs

F1 TV comes in three tiers directly. Access costs $29.99/year and covers race replays, timing data, and the archive — no live sessions. Pro costs $84.99/year and adds every session live, onboard cameras, and team radio. Premium, F1's newest tier, costs $129.99/year and adds 4K Ultra HD/HDR streaming plus a Multiview feature on top of everything in Pro.

Tier F1 TV direct SubSplit price Saving
Access $29.99/yr (~₦42,000/yr) ₦2,500/mo up to 29% off
Pro $84.99/yr (~₦119,000/yr) ₦4,000/mo up to 60% off
Premium $129.99/yr (~₦182,000/yr) ₦16,500/mo about the same, paid monthly instead of upfront

Naira figures are approximate, converted at around ₦1,400/$1 (September 2026). All three tiers also have a 12-month plan on SubSplit, which usually costs less per month than paying monthly — check the product page for the current rate. Premium's edge is less about beating the price and more about paying monthly, in naira, instead of $130 upfront in dollars.

Same F1 TV. Different price. Live sessions, onboard cameras, timing data, and — on Premium — 4K/HDR and Multiview, all through your own private account, not shared.

The 2026 F1 TV shakeup, explained

Apple TV became Formula 1's exclusive US broadcast partner starting in 2026, in a five-year deal reported at over $140 million a year. As part of the switch, F1 TV Pro was phased out in the US entirely — annual plans stopped selling in October 2025, and monthly subscriptions stopped in December 2025. F1 TV Premium is now bundled into a $12.99/month Apple TV subscription for US viewers instead of being sold on its own.

Outside the US, F1 TV's three tiers are unaffected and continue to be sold directly as before. Live-session availability still depends on where you're actually watching from, not where the account was bought.

Why is SubSplit cheaper?

SubSplit sources F1 TV subscriptions in bulk and resells them in naira, so you pay once, through Paystack — no forex conversion, no international card. That's a genuine discount on Access and Pro. On Premium, the bigger win is avoiding a $130 upfront dollar payment in favor of a straightforward monthly naira price — useful given how complicated getting Premium directly has become since the Apple TV shakeup.

Every SubSplit subscription is a genuine F1 TV account — a private login, not shared with anyone else.

How to get F1 TV cheaper on SubSplit

Pick your tier

Access for replays and timing, Pro for full live coverage, Premium for 4K/HDR and Multiview.

Choose 1 month or 12 months

Longer terms usually cost less per month.

Enter your email and pay securely

Pay in naira via Paystack. Checkout is secure, with no hidden fees.

Get access instantly — replacement guarantee included

As soon as your payment is confirmed, your access details land in your SubSplit account and by email. If anything stops working, SubSplit replaces it or refunds you.

Get F1 TV cheaper today

From ₦2,500/month. Private account. Replacement guarantee on every order.

Is this safe and legitimate?

Yes. A few things worth knowing:

Other ways to get F1 TV cheaper — and why they're worse

F1 TV's own annual plans

Genuinely the cheapest official route per tier, but it means paying $30 to $130 upfront in dollars depending on the tier, usually non-refundable partway through the season.

The Apple TV bundle (US only)

$12.99/month gets US viewers F1 TV Premium bundled in for free — but only in the US, and only if you want the rest of Apple TV+ along with it.

Switching your region with a VPN

F1 TV pricing varies a lot by country — some markets pay a fraction of what others do. Getting there usually means routing through a VPN and signing up with a different regional billing method, which breaches F1 TV's own terms of service and risks account suspension.

Free trial

F1 TV occasionally runs free trials around the start of a season, but they're time-limited and convert to full price automatically once they end.

Frequently asked questions

Is getting F1 TV through SubSplit legal?

Yes. SubSplit sells access to genuine F1 TV subscriptions — Access, Pro, or Premium — each a private account, not shared.

How much cheaper is F1 TV on SubSplit?

F1 TV Access costs $29.99/year and Pro costs $84.99/year directly, roughly ₦42,000 and ₦119,000 a year at current exchange rates. On SubSplit, Access starts from ₦2,500/month and Pro from ₦4,000/month — up to 60% cheaper over a year. Premium is closer to direct pricing, but paid monthly in naira instead of $130 upfront.

What's the difference between Access, Pro, and Premium?

Access covers race replays, live timing, and the archive, with no live sessions. Pro adds every session live, onboard cameras, and team radio. Premium adds 4K/HDR streaming and Multiview on top of everything in Pro.

Is F1 TV Pro still available in the US?

Not as a standalone subscription. Apple TV became F1's exclusive US broadcaster in 2026, and F1 TV Pro was phased out there — Premium is now bundled into a $12.99/month Apple TV subscription in the US instead. Outside the US, F1 TV's tiers still work as before, and live-session availability depends on where you're actually watching from.

What happens if my access stops working?

Every SubSplit order comes with a replacement guarantee. If your access stops working, SubSplit replaces it or refunds you. Contact support via WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, or email.

How long does it take to get access after paying?

Most orders are delivered as soon as your payment is confirmed. You get access details on your SubSplit account page and by email.

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