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Disney+ will be the new global streaming home of Formula E racing

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Disney+ will be the new global streaming home of Formula E racing
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Entertainment Streaming Disney+ will be the new global streaming home of Formula E racing Events will also air on ESPN+ in the US. 11, 2026 1:17 pm EST ABB FIA Formula E Disney+ has grabbed global streaming rights for the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship races. The platform will be home to official events in more than 140 territories throughout the world.

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Entertainment Streaming Disney+ will be the new global streaming home of Formula E racing Events will also air on ESPN+ in the US. By Lawrence Bonk Aug. 11, 2026 1:17 pm EST ABB FIA Formula E Disney+ has grabbed global streaming rights for the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship races. The platform will be home to official events in more than 140 territories throughout the world. Here in America, races will stream on both Disney+ and ESPN+. This deal also allows the racing league to maintain local broadcast TV pacts in certain markets, according to Variety. This all starts with the 2026/27 season. The streamer has plans to air 21 rounds across 13 racing events, starting on December 18 in Saudi Arabia. Other tour stops include Miami, Monaco and Mexico City.

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