Sky F1 - worth it?
Discussion
I've had Sky F1 since it came out, on the Sky HD pack. Find myself watching less and less 'normal' TV to the point that Sky is now fairly useless with the exception of F1. Anyone made the transition from Sky coverage to just watching the highlights (and occasional live) shows on terrestrial? Are the highlights enough or do you miss the full race experience?
Must say I also enjoy the extended coverage after an incident like yesterday!
Must say I also enjoy the extended coverage after an incident like yesterday!
Since I'm happy enough with highlights of qualy, and rarely watch the FP's, just buying Now TV day pass for the 11 races that aren't on C4 makes a lot of sense, and only £77 for the year. Add on the £25/6month 'entertainment pass' and I'm basically getting all the benefits of Sky vastly cheaper. Hmm.
Would still like to hear from people who only have the C4 coverage, is it sufficient?
Would still like to hear from people who only have the C4 coverage, is it sufficient?
I rarely watch live as weekend is also family time for me. I expect now tv for the odd race I can watch live and isn't on c4, plus highlights/c4 recordings will suit me just fine. They're not offering me a good retention package this year so £36pm just for a couple of races and the convenience of having 'normal channels' + the odd thing on Atlantic doesn't represent good value any more.
Might pick up a free sat box and see how I go. Losing live pause and recording would annoy the Mrs!
Might pick up a free sat box and see how I go. Losing live pause and recording would annoy the Mrs!
Sky Sports' new partnership with Formula 1:
- Exclusive: Sky Sports will be the home of Formula 1 in the UK and Ireland from 2019 to 2024, offering live coverage of every Grand Prix.
- Free to air: The FORMULA 1 BRITISH GRAND PRIX, together with highlights of all other races and qualifying sessions, will be shown on a 'free-to-air' basis.
- Sky Sports Mix: Additionally, at least two other 'prime time' live races a season will be offered on the soon-to-be-launched Sky Sports Mix channel along with other F1 content.
- UHD: For the first time every race starting with the 2017 championship will be shown in the stunning picture quality of Ultra High Definition via Sky Q, the next-generation home entertainment system.
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