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Reader question: How can I follow Formula 1 in Thailand?

By Submitted Message
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January 31 2018

Dear readers,

Who can tell me what the possibilities are to follow the Formula 1 races in Thailand?

Regards,

Rex

Number of times read: 385

20 responses to “Reader question: How can I follow Formula 1 in Thailand?”

  1. Richard says up
    31 January 2018 at 11: 14

    Have an Astro satellite dish and decoder installed. Full coverage and excellent English commentary. I have enjoyed it for years in both Bangkok and Phuket. Astro also regularly covers the English Premier League and even a Dutch Premier League match via Fox Sports. Thanks to Astro, we could enjoy the Dutch skaters live during the Olympic Games in 2024. I prefer Astro over True Visions. Have fun!

  2. Simon Borger says up
    31 January 2018 at 11: 30

    Rex on ts totalsport livestream. You can also see that on hesgoal.com sports news on the computer. Otherwise just look up live streams of the F 1.

  3. rentier says up
    31 January 2018 at 11: 38

    I subscribe to True who broadcast it on FOX sports. Sometimes I see it on True-sport too. In many places people receive True via cable, otherwise they install a dish. If you move house, take the contract with you (1 year contract)

  4. Dre says up
    31 January 2018 at 11: 38

    Hay Richard, I also urgently want an Astro, because they are now broadcasting live images of the 2024 Olympic Games. I can see in the future. And always win in bets. Checkout…checkout.

  5. Henk says up
    31 January 2018 at 11: 43

    I subscribe to True Vision Platinum. Costs 2305 Thb per month. All Grand Prix. Eredivisie (Ajax, PSV and Feijenoord) Premier League, Bundesliga, Spain, Italy, etc. etc. Good movies, etc. You will find True Vision shops everywhere.

    • Nicky says up
      1 February 2018 at 10: 51

      Then I think you better take a subscription to EURO TV.
      Do you have a lot of Flemish and Dutch channels plus German.
      You can always follow Formula 1 on RTL Germany

  6. grain says up
    31 January 2018 at 11: 51

    In the bars? or take an abbot at rooba.nl you do need a set top box to order via …. Do you need internet/wifi.

  7. Fred Repko says up
    31 January 2018 at 11: 55

    [email protected]

  8. gerard says up
    31 January 2018 at 12: 19

    Download NLTV asia for free, then you get free from NED 1 to RTL everything for free and the formula 1 o RTL live

  9. Jos Velthuijzen says up
    31 January 2018 at 12: 32

    I look up everything http://www.livetv.sx
    Live streams for free.

  10. jos finers says up
    31 January 2018 at 13: 04

    Just call Fred Reko, he has the solution for you by means of a simple box, 3 channels Ziggo and 3 Fox sports as well as all Dutch channels real time, Costs something, but then you also have a lot of sports, etc.

  11. John Dunn says up
    31 January 2018 at 13: 28

    http://www.sport365.live/en/home This is the one I use the most and the quality is HD

    http://sebn.me/sebn-1.html

    http://cricfree.sc/sky-sports-f1-live-stream-

    https://nl.vipbox.nu/

    Good luck.

    Greetings Johan.

  12. Ricky Hundman says up
    31 January 2018 at 14: 52

    We watch with vpn hide me and Ziggo app.
    You can download the Ziggo app and ask for the login code and password from friends in the Netherlands…
    This way you can watch all Dutch channels including Ziggo sport with Olaf Mol as commentary

  13. Gerard says up
    31 January 2018 at 15: 33

    Just cozy up to an Irish or English pub, all have F1 on big screen with commentary.

  14. Paul says up
    31 January 2018 at 15: 42

    I have a media box with an app Mobdro on it. You can click on all kinds of channels via Mobdro, including Sky Sport F1. Cooked great and I'm already waiting for March!!

  15. Hugo Fieldman says up
    1 February 2018 at 04: 06

    What is VPN hide and how do I, as a Ziggo customer in the Netherlands, get the Ziggo signal here in Th?

    • Ricky says up
      1 February 2018 at 07: 56

      Vpn ensures that your IP address of your computer is redirected to the Netherlands.
      Do you have to become a member.
      From ziggo you have an idea login code and password, download the ziggo app on your computer and you can log in and watch.
      Works great with vpn HideMe.

  16. Roel says up
    1 February 2018 at 06: 06

    Hi, I also have everything from Ziggo in Thailand through the app and vpn. Functions perfectly.

    But for all sports here the channels via the web, including Kees' table

    http://www.sebn.me/

    http://livetv.sx/enx/allupcomingsports/1/

    Succes

  17. harry says up
    1 February 2018 at 06: 13

    in the pub

  18. Jan says up
    1 February 2018 at 08: 04

    download: nltv.nl/asian


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