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Sky Sports to launch bespoke F1 channel for 2012 coverage
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Sky Sports to launch bespoke F1 channel for 2012 coverage
Sky Sports will launch a dedicated new channel, Sky Sports F1 HD, for its coverage of Formula 1 races in 2012.
Starting in March next year, the channel will offer live coverage of every practice, qualifying session and race throughout the season, with Sky confirming that races will be broadcast without adverts.
Sky's interactive service will also allow fans to follow on-track action through a selection of on-board cameras and race data, and also allow them to go behind the scenes with the teams along the pit lane.
Autosport News
This is sounding better and better, a must for F1 fans so much coverage I can't wait, goodbye BBC
Starting in March next year, the channel will offer live coverage of every practice, qualifying session and race throughout the season, with Sky confirming that races will be broadcast without adverts.
Sky's interactive service will also allow fans to follow on-track action through a selection of on-board cameras and race data, and also allow them to go behind the scenes with the teams along the pit lane.
Autosport News
This is sounding better and better, a must for F1 fans so much coverage I can't wait, goodbye BBC
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