live internet link for Monaco race?

Hey Rob,

I believe all sessions stream live on the Speed site - At least FP1 & 3 as they're not on the TV and are without commentary, which is kinda nice on occasion.....

For the stuff that is on TV you may need a Speed subscription to see 'em, but I'm not sure (?)

HTH, cheers,
Ian

 

Rob, you may want to have them try this: http://www.vipbox.tv/sports/formula-1.html

 

truly free, but on race days it can become very crowded thus causing intermittent freezes in the feed. It's Tifosi12s fault somehow I'm sure of it.

 

I'll usually use it to watch baseball when I'm away from home, pretty reliable for those. I haven't tried it yet for the F1 feed, but I know they do stream it. It help to use chrome and adblock plus to block the associated ads on that site!

 

It's better than nothing.

 

vipbox is free, but it broadcasts only live feeds, so you have to watch at actual race time

i used to watch on justintv, as they would re-broadcast quali + races several times, but this season all F1 links are conspicuously absent

 

LOL even Rob doesn't search!


Those sites like vipbox are great as Korr mentions "better than nothing" I use them sometimes too but the feeds go down all the time and the watermarks on feeds they have technically stolen are annoying!!

The BBC are showing the race live this weekend (only 10 races this year) so if you have a UK VPN you can stream it from their site, ad free, popup free, annoying banner free.

If this family member has windows they can install http://www.expatshield.com/ and watch it from the BBC site
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/formula1/

 

and like always mine is the best quality answer

 

i've seen that program, it switches your ISP ...do you guys know if that would screw up a wireless connection?

 

Last part - Definitely not - It's nothing to do with your internal network.

It doesn't actually change your ISP either - You'll still use Comcast or Cox or whoever, but it "hides" your local IP address and makes it appear to the world that you're in the UK by giving "you" (actually, one of their servers truly in the UK) a UK address. Then builds a virtual tunnel between you and the UK server where you now pop out of the cloud.

Slight simplifications made above. Much more helpful & in depth information available at www.strongvpn.com if you're interested. No affiliation, just a very happy user - For me, their $55 / year option is working great - 100% reliable and 24x7 support if needed - I used their online chat a couple of times - Once before buying and once during setup - Highly recommended. And no ads! I don't know about expatshield, but there are numerous "free" options - I tried a few and they either come and go and/or drive you nuts with ads all the time.

Cheers,
Ian