Sky Sports is set to remain the exclusive broadcaster for Formula 1 in the UK and Ireland until 2034 after extending its partnership with the sport for a further five years. Multiple outlets report that the new agreement keeps Sky in place as the holder of F1’s live television rights for the territory over the long term. Sky has broadcast every F1 race in the UK since taking over live coverage in 2012, when it assumed rights previously held by the BBC. The extended deal continues that arrangement and follows Sky’s longer-running involvement with the series. One report notes that Sky took on exclusive rights to show races in 2019, further entrenching its role as the primary F1 home broadcaster. Together, the sources describe the extension as a continuation of Sky’s long-standing relationship with F1, covering the UK and Ireland and pushing the agreement’s end date to 2034. No additional details about coverage changes, commercial terms, or alternative broadcasters are provided in the supplied summaries.