Formula 1 has continued its next&n🔥bsp;shake-up of the current TV deals with a new five-year partnership with FOX Sports foꦦr the Latin America.

FOX Sports will continue its existing agreement with F🤡1 on new terms from 2018 until 2022 with the company holding exclusive broadcasting rights of the sport on TV and digital platforms throughout Latin Ame🐻rica – with the exception of Brazil.

The new deal includes all free practice, qualifying and races plus ad⛎dition programming as well as coverage of the FIA Formula 2 championship and GP3 Series.

F1 has also retained the rights to licence live free-to-air coverage of any races in the region “in the relevant🌱 market” – expected t♊o be just the Mexican Grand Prix – and delayed free-to-air highlights everywhere else in the region.

The Latin America TV contract is the latest in a run of reꦛcent deals completed by new F1 owners Liberty Media to shake-up its broadcasting arrangement. Last week a new contract was confirmed in Spain with Movistar+ while new deals have also been reached in Australia, France, Germany and th𒁏e United States.

“We are very happy toꦕ have FOX Sports as a partneꦚr in Latin America for the next five years,” Ian Holmes, Director of Media Rights in F1, said.

“This new agreement represents a great opportunity and will allow🥂 us to bring the FIA Formula 1 World Championship in 19 countries throughout South and Central America where Formula 1 has a strongly established tradition as well as huge potential to gather and galvanise new fans.”