Apple TV subscribers in the United States can now watch Formula 1 races with Dolby Atmos audio. This new audio support began with the United States Grand Prix weekend, which started on October 23.
The integration was previously announced by Apple and Dolby Laboratories, promising an enhanced audio experience for live Formula 1 coverage.
Dolby Atmos aims to immerse viewers in the race weekend sounds, including team radio, commentary, engine noises, on-track action, and pit-lane intensity. This audio technology, combined with Dolby Vision's visuals, intends to place fans at the center of the racing action.
The United States Grand Prix schedule includes practice sessions on October 23 and 24, qualifying on October 24, and the main race on Sunday, October 25, at 4 p.m. ET. The first practice session on October 23 has already concluded.
To coincide with the Grand Prix, Apple hosted a live screening of Sunday's race at its Domain NORTHSIDE store in Austin, Texas. The company also expanded its Detailed City Experience in Apple Maps to Austin, adding a detailed map of the Circuit of The Americas, which includes turn numbers, grandstands, and 3D landmarks for navigation.
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Apple TV subscribers in the US can now access Formula 1 coverage with Dolby Atmos audio, starting with the United States Grand Prix. This integration provides an immersive audio experience for race broadcasts, enhancing the viewing experience for fans.