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- 11th February 2015, 6:32 at 6:32 am #291993XanderParticipant
It appears that Foxtel has now secured the rights to F1 in Australia. The deal will be similar to the BBC/Sky deal with only half of the races being shown live on free to air television via Channel Ten. At least they will all be available in HD now. I hope that they will be ad-free. This costs AUD$600/yr (add $120 for HD). Initial setup costs are AUD$150, but this can be haggled down to normally $75.
http://www.speedcafe.com/2015/02/09/fox-deal-halve-free-air-f1-schedule/
6th April 2014, 0:22 at 12:22 am #255634XanderParticipant1. Australia
2. Foxtel – SPEED and SPEED HD
3. All (live and replays)
4. AUD$50 per month with no lock in contracts (Foxtel Play, internet connection required). Alternatively, AUD$520 per 6 months (For normal Foxtel Sports Combo on 6 month contract)
5. Foxtel Play is internet only. http://www.foxtel.com.au/foxtelplay/home/default.htm
6. Available on PC and Mac, PS3, Xbox 360, and some smart TVs. Using Foxtel Go (free with Foxtel Play), you can also watch on iPad 2+, iPhone4+, Samsung GALAXY S3, S4 (model GT-19505), Note 2 or Note 3 (SM-N9005), Samsung GALAXY Note 10.1 (Not 2014 version), Tab2 10.1, Tab3 7″, Tab3 8″ or Note 8″. Until 30th April 2014, a free 2 week trial is available.5th April 2014, 23:59 at 11:59 pm #255633XanderParticipant1. Australia
2. Foxtel – SPEED
3. All (live and replays)
4. AUD$50 per month with no lock in contracts (Foxtel Play, internet connection required). Alternatively, AUD$520 per 6 months (For normal Foxtel Sports Combo on 6 month contract)
5. Foxtel Play is internet only. http://www.foxtel.com.au/foxtelplay/home/default.htm
6. Available on PC and Mac, PS3, Xbox 360, and some smart TVs. Using Foxtel Go (free with Foxtel Play), you can also watch on iPad 2+, iPhone4+, Samsung GALAXY S3, S4 (model GT-19505), Note 2 or Note 3 (SM-N9005), Samsung GALAXY Note 10.1 (Not 2014 version), Tab2 10.1, Tab3 7″, Tab3 8″ or Note 8″. Until 30th April 2014, a free 2 week trial is available.5th April 2014, 23:44 at 11:44 pm #255632XanderParticipant1. Australia
2. Foxtel – SPEED and SPEED HD
3. All (live and replays)
4. AUD$50 per month with no lock in contracts (Foxtel Play, internet connection required). Alternatively, AUD$520 (For normal Foxtel Sports Combo on 6 month contract)
5. Foxtel Play is internet only. http://www.foxtel.com.au/foxtelplay/home/default.htm
6. Available on PC and Mac, PS3, Xbox 360, and some smart TVs. Using Foxtel Go (free with Foxtel Play), you can also watch on iPad 2+, iPhone4+, Samsung GALAXY S3, S4 (model GT-19505), Note 2 or Note 3 (SM-N9005), Samsung GALAXY Note 10.1 (Not 2014 version), Tab2 10.1, Tab3 7″, Tab3 8″ or Note 8″. Until 30th April 2014, a free 2 week trial is available.6th October 2013, 20:09 at 8:09 pm #242593XanderParticipantAnd another view ..
23rd September 2013, 1:07 at 1:07 am #241940XanderParticipantI am a huge fan of Webber and am very disappointed to see him get the 10 place penalty for his 3rd infringment. As a big critic of the nanny state mentality I think Webber was not only getting a lift back with his good mate Alonso, but that he was giving the big two fingers up at the establishment. I remember watching that Mansell / Senna interaction as a kid and miss it in this day an age.
That said, did anyone see the GP2 cool down lap from Race 2 in Singapore. Leimer t-boned Rossi hard. Now imagine if someone had been sitting on that sidepod. I shudder to think of the carnage that would have caused.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqC4m3Rg9uo
So, rules might be rules, but they exist for a reason…
28th September 2012, 22:16 at 10:16 pm #211465XanderParticipant“Video cameras, still cameras with lenses exceeding 10 inches in length or detachable lenses of any kind, audio recording devices and tripods; no video recording will be allowed”
Is it normal to not allow video cameras??? I mean seriously!
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