2015 Formula 1 Gran Premio De Mexico

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Sorry if this is off topic, but in kind of desperate right now :lol:

Does anyone know of a good streaming service that works well on a PS4? Something that streams lots of Motorsports, but mostly I'm looking for F1.

If it's a good app and it's a reasonable price, I'm willing to pay some money for the service. So far I can't find anything, but I feel like I'm looking in the wrong places.

In the UK Sky sell a race weekend at £10.99 a pop, not sure if that suits where you are. Check the people who screen it locally for web services?
 
Hamilton starting to catch Rosberg, within DRS range...
 
10.99 per weekend??? Thanks but no thanks :lol:

They're the only people with the rights to show it in the UK when it's not free-to-air on the Beeb (which it isn't this weekend)... that's all you'll get ;)

The race: not shaping up for greatness so far...
 
Hamilton starting to catch Rosberg, within DRS range...
If history's anything to go by Rosberg's had it already. Perhaps the fact the circuit got Tilke'd during it's redesign will help him defend slightly, but it's hard to defend on a straight.
 
Don't think there was anything wrong with the Vettel Ricciardo move, racing incident for me...
 
NBC sports live extra app is free, and if you have a major tv provider, you can watch it on your ipad.
I'm doing that but I like to DVR it live for later and not an edited tape delay version that comes on this evening.
 
Don't think there was anything wrong with the Vettel Ricciardo move, racing incident for me...
As much as I want to agree with that.... (oh my god that mans hat)...


I'm starting to believe drivers are willing to shoot the gap and attempt to cut down the closer's tires. It's getting more and more obvious, because none of them are backing off, ON LAP 1.


edit: yeah, Vettels' radio basically said the same thing...

I'm doing that but I like to DVR it live for later and not an edited tape delay version that comes on this evening.
Same... I just didn't know it was this weekend...
 
Man the field is spread out :eek::
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Does the thin-air reduce tyre wear at all, or is the nature of this track soft on the tyres? I've read that Ricciardo is going for a one-stopper to me, which over 71 laps seems quite a stretch.
 
Does the thin-air reduce tyre wear at all, or is the nature of this track soft on the tyres? I've read that Ricciardo is going for a one-stopper to me, which over 71 laps seems quite a stretch.

The cars are sliding around so I'd guess that it's as bad as anywhere. The simulations supposedly say that 1-stop is a theoretically identical race time to 2-stop.
 
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