BBC could lose F1 radio rights after 32 years as rival broadcaster considers bid

talkSPORT is considering a bid for the UK radio rights to Formula 1, which could end the BBC’s long run as the sport’s home on radio in the country.

The station’s head, Liam Fisher, told The Telegraph that F1 would suit talkSPORT’s listeners, as reported by Crash.net. The BBC has broadcast F1 on radio since 1994, so this could be a massive change to how UK-based F1 fans keep up with their favourite drivers.

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