Last Updated: May 24, 2026
This Cookie Settings page explains how ApexF1 uses cookies and how users can manage their preferences.
1. WHAT ARE COOKIES?
Cookies are small text files stored on your device when visiting websites. They help websites remember user preferences and improve browsing experience.
2. TYPES OF COOKIES WE USE
a) Essential Cookies
Required for core website functionality, including:
- Page navigation
- Security features
- Session management
- Login functionality
These cookies cannot be disabled without affecting website performance.
b) Analytics Cookies
Used to understand how visitors interact with ApexF1, including:
- Visitor counts
- Popular pages
- User behavior
- Performance metrics
c) Functional Cookies
Allow the website to remember:
- Theme preferences
- Language settings
- Region selections
- Saved user choices
d) Advertising Cookies
Used by advertising and marketing partners to:
- Deliver personalized ads
- Measure ad effectiveness
- Limit repetitive advertisements
3. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
Third-party services integrated into ApexF1 may place cookies on your device, including:
- Analytics platforms
- Video providers
- Social media platforms
- Advertising networks
These providers maintain their own cookie policies.
4. MANAGING COOKIE PREFERENCES
Users can manage cookie settings by:
- Adjusting browser settings
- Clearing stored cookies
- Using website cookie banners
- Disabling non-essential cookies
Please note that disabling cookies may reduce functionality.
5. BROWSER CONTROLS
Most browsers allow users to:
- Block cookies
- Delete existing cookies
- Receive notifications when cookies are set
- Restrict third-party cookies
Refer to your browser documentation for instructions.
6. CONSENT
By continuing to use ApexF1, users consent to the use of cookies as described in this policy unless disabled through settings.
7. POLICY UPDATES
Cookie practices may change over time. Updated versions of this page will reflect any modifications.
8. CONTACT
Questions regarding cookies or privacy preferences can be directed through ApexF1 contact channels.