Wimbledon 2025 Sets BBC Digital Viewing Records

Wimbledon 2025 set new digital viewing records for BBC Sport, with 69.3 million online requests—surpassing previous years and emphasizing the shift to digital platforms like BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport app. Jannik Sinner won his first Wimbledon men's singles title, with the final against Carlos Alcaraz peaking at 8.8 million viewers across TV and online, the highest since 2019. Iga Świątek claimed her first Wimbledon women’s singles crown, with the final attracting 4.1 million BBC One viewers and over 1 million digital streams. BBC digital engagement also surged for other events, such as Women's Euro 2025, which saw an 86% increase in digital accounts during key matches and a record 5.4 million accesses during the group stage. The BBC’s Annual Report highlighted that 94% of UK adults use its services monthly and noted rising trust in BBC News, reinforcing its leading role in news and sports coverage. These results underscore the BBC's expanding digital presence and the evolving ways audiences engage with major sporting events.