F1 TV on Chromecast: how to get it and start watching now
How to watch F1 on the big screen using Chromecast
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Powerful cars, lightning speeds, superbly skilled drivers: the world of F1 is undeniably captivating. It’s no wonder that over 70 million people tune in every race to see Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari battle for pole position.
With streaming services becoming more advanced andF1 TVproviding such a thorough service worldwide, it’s now easier than ever to watch these races online, and on whatever device takes your fancy.
In this article, we look at what F1 TV is and how you can set up and stream F1 TV on Chromecast. The good news? It’s never been more simple to cast anF1 live streamto the biggest screen you have!
What is F1 TV?
F1 TV is Formula 1’s official OTT streaming service, and it offers two subscription plans to users.With the basic plan, F1 TV Access, you can view full race replays, highlights, F1’s historic race archives, and more.The premium plan, F1 TV Pro, has the features of F1 TV Access, and you also have the option to live stream every practice and qualifying session, plus the races themselves.
A fantastic feature of both plans is that you have access to the F1 onboard cameras. This means you can alternate between the live feed and any of the cameras onboard the 20 cars. The camera-switching feature is available even on race replays.
F1 TV is available in over 100 countries, including the US, France, Brazil, and South Africa - and you cangive it a spin with afree 7-day trial. But it’s worth noting that the bigger and better F1 TV Pro isn’t available in some key territories (UK and Australia among them) due to rights restrictions.
How much does F1 TV cost?
Prices vary depending on the country. In the USA, for example, access to F1 TV Pro costs $9.99 a month or $79.99 a year. In India, however, it’s just $2.99 a month or $29.99 a year after a7-day free trial.
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Is F1 TV on Chromecast?
Yes, F1 TV is on Chromecast. Chromecast is supported both through PC web browsers and iOS/Android mobile devices.
How to use F1 TV on Chromecast
SinceChromecastis a media streaming device, you can’t install F1 TV on it as such. However, you can cast the service on a monitor or TV using Chromecast.
To begin, you’ll need a Chromecast or a TV with Chromecast built into it. You then have to connect your Chromecast device and computer/tablet/phone to the same Wi-Fi network.
Once connected, openGoogleChrome on your computer, and click on the three vertical dots icon at the top right. Select Cast from the menu bar, and it’ll cast your browser’s content on the TV or monitor.
On your iOS or Android mobile device, simply play the content and press the ‘Chromecast’ button.
OnMicrosoftEdge, click on the three horizontal dots icon at the top right, and go to More tools. Click on Cast media to device and select a device to cast on. Once selected, your browser media will be cast on the monitor or TV.
On Firefox, you will need to install an extension on the browser to enable Chromecast support.
What other devices can I watch F1 TV on?
Other than Chromecast, F1 TV is available on browsers, mobiles and tablets. It’s also possible to get it onAppleTV,AmazonFire TV, Android TV (not supported via the TV App) andRokudevices (3900x and above).
You can stream it on your PC through web browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, but F1 TV doesn’t offer support forSamsungInternet, Opera, and UC Browser (certain features may run correctly on these browsers, however).
Not bothered about the F1 TV app? There are lots of other ways to watch anF1 live streamin 2023, including a sprinkling of free options.
Like the sound of F1 TV?Head to the website now, sign up and start watching!
Nikshep Myle is a freelance writer covering tech, health, and wellbeing. He has written for popular tech blogs like Tom’s Guide, GadgetReview, SlashGear, and Creative Bloq, and has extensively reviewed consumer gadgets. When he’s not writing, you’ll find him meditating, gaming, discovering new music, and indulging in adventurous and creative pursuits.
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