Formula E has announced its new streaming home beginning with the 2026-27 season, with ESPN+ and Disney+ providing broadcast coverage for all 21 races on next season’s calendar.
The new multi-year broadcasting partnership between Formula E and Disney/ESPN’s streaming platforms will reach 144 territories, including the United States.
During the partnership’s debut season, Formula E will introduce its brand-new Gen. 4 car while featuring several exciting events across the calendar, including stops at Monaco, Austin’s Circuit of The Americas (COTA), Miami, London’s Brands Hatch, Zandvoort and Tokyo for the season finale.
Furthermore, Formula E stated in its release that fans will have access to dedicated preview and review shows, race highlights, in-depth analysis, exclusive behind-the-scenes programming and full-race replays on demand immediately following each event.
“This is a landmark moment for Formula E and reflects the incredible momentum behind our Championship,” Jeff Dodds, Formula E CEO, said. “Disney’s unrivalled global reach and storytelling will introduce Formula E to millions of new fans while bringing them closer than ever to the drama, innovation and excitement of electric racing. As we enter the GEN4 era, this provides an exceptional platform to accelerate our global growth and continue building one of the world’s most exciting sports properties. We’re also excited by the opportunity to explore additional ways for Formula E and Disney to work together beyond live race coverage, creating even more innovative and engaging experiences for fans in the years ahead.”
“Formula E combines world-class competition, groundbreaking technology, and sustainability in a way that’s unlike any other sport,” Joe Earley, Co-President, Direct-to-Consumer, Disney Entertainment, said. “We’re excited to help power the Championship’s next chapter on Disney+ and to give fans around the globe front row access to every adrenaline-fueled race as it happens.”
The first race of the Disney-Formula E partnership is preliminarily scheduled to be Rounds 1 and 2 on December 15 and 16 later this year at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
The 2025-26 Formula E season finale is set to take place this weekend, Saturday, August 15, and Sunday, August 16. Entering the weekend, Jake Dennis leads the championship for Andretti Formula E Team, while eight other drivers remain mathematically eligible to win the Drivers’ Championship, representing nearly half of the grid.
