Formula 1 has always been about constant improvement. There is no team in the paddock that considers its current level of performance to be “good enough”. Likewise, F1 itself is always looking for better ways to bring the track experience to the living room, as reflected in the latest improvements to the F1 TV app.
Starting this weekend, enjoy the dips, twists and turns of the stunning Algarve International Circuit and the Formula 1 Heineken Grand Prix of Portugal like never before and continue to the finals in Abu Dhabi.
Access to F1 TV starts at just $ 26.99 per year, while the full F1 TV Pro experience, which includes live streams of all practice, qualifications and races, including F1, F2 and F3 as well as the Porsche Supercup, only $ 79.99 per year is – less than $ 4 per Grand Prix. Pro subscribers will also get access to all re-sessions once they are complete.
Whichever plan you choose, you’ll get over 1,600 hours of race archive plus new and exclusive behind-the-scenes programs and features, all hosted on a market-leading platform that now offers faster speeds of 50 frames per second for high definition and high definition images offers seamless viewing pleasure.
This season there are also advanced playback controls that allow you to join a live session in progress or start over while the session is in progress. Also, in case you missed it or just need to watch it again for a moment, scroll back or pause the action at any point on the show.
You still have the option to choose your own cameras on board and access live timing and data that is almost like being at the pit wall yourself.
The F1 TV app is now available to American viewers on Roku. So you can watch all of your favorite F1 programs right from your TV screen, while Apple TV and Google Chromecast devices can now be cast from your mobile device to your big screen with just one simple command.
And with so much programming to choose from, the F1 TV app has advanced search capabilities to make it easier to find footage of John Watson’s remarkable 1983 win in Long Beach, taken from the back of the grid, Ayrton Senna’s rainy masterpiece in Donnington in 1993 or 1993 Jacques Villeneuve handed Michael Schumacher over in 1997 in Estoril until Lewis Hamilton won the seventh title in 2020.
Now there are more reasons than ever to try an F1 TV subscription. And just as every roster from Mercedes to the Haas F1 Team will continue to push the limits, you can rest assured that F1 TV will continue to make improvements going forward.
To find out more and to sign up for your F1 TV subscription, visit formula1.com or download the F1 TV from your favorite app store.
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