How to Choose the Right F1 TV Package

F1TV is a subscription service from Formula 1 that lets you watch the sport on your terms. It is available online, on TVs and streaming devices, and even on some smart TVs.

The service offers two different plans: F1TV Access and F1TV Pro. The former is a more basic package with live coverage of every race in 2022. However, there are no replays or on-demand content. The latter is the complete package with full-race replays, practice sessions, and qualifying races.

There are two tiers of F1 TV. The basic package, called F1 TV Access, is a straightforward live stream of all the races. It doesn't contain extra features with the higher tier, and it's only available in certain countries.

The more expensive package is called F1 TV Pro. Moreover, it includes several additional features, including live race timing data on your streaming device. Unfortunately, this package is also not available everywhere, and even if it is, you might not be able to watch all the additional content from it due to broadcast restrictions.

F1 TV Access costs $50 per year if you pay upfront or $3 per month when billed monthly. If you're in one of the countries where this service is available (mainly the U.S., Canada, and Germany), that's all you need to get started watching Formula One live-streaming. You can pay for this plan with most major credit cards or PayPal.

The Sky Sports F1 is the only place to watch all 20 races of the 2022 Formula 1 season, and you can only get it on Sky.

In addition, you will also get full coverage of every practice session, qualifying, race from every F1 Grand Prix, and analysis from expert pundits and presenters.

With a Sky Sports F1 subscription, you'll also be able to watch allthe action on your mobile or tablet via the Sky Go app.

Race control gives you access to up to five feeds with different camera angles simultaneously. If there's an incident involving multiple cars, you can see what happened from different perspectives without flicking between channels.

The ESPN will show ten races live and the remainder on tape delay in the United States this year. ESPN2 will show all 20 practice sessions, live qualifying sessions, and the pre-race 'Pit Lane' show.

In addition, the ESPN family of networks is the most accessible for American F1 fans, being available on cable and satellite providers. It also has an excellent mobile app that allows you to stream races or other programming live to your phone or tablet.

ESPN+ offers live and recorded F1 coverage through a partnership with Sky Sports TV. Moreover, ESPN+ has exclusive rights to F1 coverage in the US until 2022.