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The building championship drama continues to draw a strong audience for Formula 1. Last weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix averaged a 0.51 Nielsen rating and 923,000 viewers on ESPN2.That’s the second most-viewed F1 race ever on ESPN2, with the audience peaking at 1.2 million near the end of the race.
Overall this season, F1 races are averaging 933K on ESPN networks — which is up 53 percent over 2020.
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