Technically they’re right because no matter how many turns a track has it will always have an extra 360 degrees of turns in the direction they go (unless it’s a figure 8 where they cross). 😉
What’s going to happen if we already have an F1 TV Premium subscription? F1 TV will refund our remaining time? We get F1 TV Premium starting in December on Apple TVWhile we can expect just the F1TV Premium feed and content to start, I could see Apple working with FOM to offer more capabilities over the coming years.
I have seen some cool fan-produced ideas for Apple Vision Pro like an AR overlay of the cars circulating along the track like we see on the team's pit wall screens. Maybe an overlay of precipitation on track tied into the weather radar. Etc.
F1 and motor racing in general is very anti-environment, yet the company who forces its user to pay more to be carbon neutral and greener. Yeah, not even a bit hypocritical...or just typical big corp ****, hey you do it but we don't.
What’s going to happen if we already have an F1 TV Premium subscription? F1 TV will refund our remaining time? We get F1 TV Premium starting in December on Apple TV
What’s going to happen if we already have an F1 TV Premium subscription? F1 TV will refund our remaining time? We get F1 TV Premium starting in December on Apple TV
They do this and I’ll go right back out and buy an AVP again!Ok now give us immersive spatial streams for the AVP
F1 and motor racing in general is very anti-environmental, yet the company who forces its user to pay more to be carbon neutral and greener picks it up. Yeah, not even a bit hypocritical...or just typical big corp ****, hey you do it but we don't.
I think all those refinery fires in Russia have eliminated any carbon offsets from pollution reduction throughout the rest of the world.Consumers in the EU burn about 1,500 times as much gasoline in passenger cars in a single day as the entire F1 series does in a full year (practice, qualifying, testing and racing).
So while the cars themselves aren’t low emissions (being tuned for power) the actual series contributes very little to overall emissions.
Netflix has great documentaries. And Hulu has some Australian shows that somehow didn't get to Acorn.I'll spot you Acorn and Britbox as I love British murder mysteries and comedies, but Netflix and Disney/Hulu?![]()
Seems like the F1 TV app will still exist in the US, but only at the 'Access' tier which contains those things. Maybe Apple will make a deal with FOM to on-board all that in the future.And the premium plan is $130 a year. What will be disappointing is if we in the US lose access to all the extra shows and race archives that F1TV provides.
Not sure, probably grandfathered in? The app isn't going away.What’s going to happen if we already have an F1 TV Premium subscription? F1 TV will refund our remaining time? We get F1 TV Premium starting in December on Apple TV
I'm an F1 fan and have watched damn near every race and session for the last 20 years or so, but the sport has got to use a lot of fuel for all the huge trucks and trailers used to move their stuff around, not to mention six or seven 747s to fly all over the world. Then there all the private jets for the rich fans.Consumers in the EU burn about 1,500 times as much gasoline in passenger cars in a single day as the entire F1 series does in a full year (practice, qualifying, testing and racing).
So while the cars themselves aren’t low emissions (being tuned for power) the actual series contributes very little to overall emissions.
No. That means all races will be available in the Apple TV app but most will cost a fee to subscribe to, just like F1TV Premium… they will offer a handful of races FREE every year to tease people into subscribing to them all.That means that you will need to pay for Apple TV + F1TV...
I think it is safe to say it will be through the Apple TV app and when you pay your $12.99 you'll get access to the F1 races in addition to the content available on the service.> F1 TV Premium, F1’s own premier content offering, will continue to be available in the U.S. via an Apple TV subscription only and will be free for those who subscribe.
This statement warrants clarification, I think. Will this be through the Apple TV app/interface or F1 TV? And it will be 'free' for those who subscribe... to what, exactly?
Ditch them and use the F1TV team.PLEASE get the rights from Sky when they come up for renewal. Pinch Crofty, Ted and Martin and I can kiss Sky Sports goodbye.
Where are you hearing this?I am hearing Apple is going all in on BlackMagic cameras inside the cars and in the broadcast camera area as well for Vision Pro viewing
Same applies to any sport - why bother about watching a ball (round or otherwise) go from left to right and vice-versa etc.Never understood where the fun is in watching cars go in a circle from the TV
It’s very clearly mentioned in several places that there will be no charge for F1TV to Apple TV subscribers.My belief is it will be the latter. And if you also happen to have an Apple TV subscription, you will receive a discount (as you do for MLS Season Pass).
Then I’m still a little confused. What will be the distinction between regular F1 with an Apple TV sub and F1 TV Premium on Apple TV???I think it is safe to say it will be through the Apple TV app and when you pay your $12.99 you'll get access to the F1 races in addition to the content available on the service.