With the end of most other auto racing seasons Formula 1 had the tube to itself last week. The inaugural Qatar Grand Prix on ESPN2 averaged a 0.50 Nielsen rating and 845,000 household viewers, per ShowBuzzDaily.com. That was up from the 0.44/801K for the previous week’s Brazilian GP which ran later in the day.
ESPN reports that the live telecast was the most-viewed non-football telecast on ESPN or ESPN2 for weekend. Overall, F1 races averaging are 934K for 2021, up 54 percent over last year.
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