As Apple reportedly nears a $150 million per-year tie-up with Formula 1, U.S. subscribers to the motorsport’s own streaming offering, F1 TV, have raised questions about the service’s future. For $85 per year,

After F1 turned out to be an Apple movie, the director is building up a real relationship with the streamers. Apple TV Plus is also set to acquire Kosinski's next movie, a UFO-centric conspiracy thriller written by the scribe behind The Order, King Richard and Gran Turismo.

Despite Apple appearing to be in the driver’s seat for F1 media rights (at a reported $150 million annually), UFC and MLB still up for grabs and the NFL possibly coming to market early, the company re-emphasized during its Q2 earnings call Thursday afternoon that sports are still just a minor part of its streaming strategy.

Where to watch the F1 movie: For now, F1 will only available to watch in a movie theater, when it opens in the U.S. on Friday, June 27. You can find a showing near you via Fandango.

Following “Drive to Survive,” which sparked a boom in F1’s audience through its mix of on-track action and behind-the-scenes insight, “F1: The Academy” debuts on Netflix on Wednesday.

Netflix's Drive to Survive has hit a viewership plateau despite its popularity, but live sports streaming could signal a new direction.