Ferrari Mailing List: Re: SPOILER F-1

[Lashdeep Singh (lashdeep]

Great reminder on the Spoiler usage.

I haven’t watched F1 live in years and haven’t seen a reason to once I get to them a few days later.

Using “Spoiler” would be nice even if F1 is far down on my DVR heirarchy.

1. MotoGP

2. Vintage Racing Live at Goodwood (Revival, FoS, Members Meetings) and Monterey Historics

3. Le Mans and sportscar races

4. Indy (very good)

5. NASCAR (road courses only which are excellent)

6. American Gladiators (in syndication on Charge!)

7. F1

On Jul 9, 2018, at 18:23, Bruce Hill <bruce.hill [at] gmail.com> wrote:

On Mon, Jul 9, 2018 at 11:13 AM, Hans E. Hansen <FList [at] hanshansen.org> wrote:

I was able to watch the actual races in Austria and England, but missed qualy in each case.  Seems qualy is broadcast on ESPN NEWS, and my cable provider doesn't have it.

I'd guess that the ESPN mobile app would work, but I need to put on my thinking cap and figure out a way to record it, as it doesn't seem to support on-demand streaming.

Hans.

If you have ESPN through your cable/satellite service (i have Directv), you can watch on-demand any of the recent races.

Go to www.espn.com/watch and enter your account info. Once it knows that you are paying for ESPN through a provider, then it will let you stream to your device. Click on the Schedule & Replays, then look at Replays on the next page and filter with Auto Racing. You can then select the calendar date and see what is available.

Looking at July 8, 2018 there are Porsche Supercup, F2 and GP3 races along with the F1 British GP. They usually have all of the practices and qualifying, too.

Bruce

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