FanCode, the official broadcaster of Formula 1 in India, is set to elevate the motorsport’s viewing experience for fans across the country. For the first time, all F1 races will be available in Hindi and select regional languages on designated platforms, making the sport more accessible to millions of new fans.

FanCode will provide fans in India with access to Sky Sports’ content, including in-depth pre- and post-race analysis for the English feed, with popular shows like The F1 Show, Ted’s Notebook, Ted’s Qualifying Notebook and The Chequered Flag.

Fans can catch the entire Formula 1 season for ₹899 (€9.46), with a race weekend pass available for casual viewers. Moreover, FanCode is the ultimate destination for motorsports in India, offering live coverage of Formula 1, F2, F3, F1 Academy, MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3, D Superbike Racing Championship, UIM E1 World Championship and DTM. Enthusiasts can unlock all the high-octane action with an exclusive motorsports pass for ₹999.

FanCode co-founder Yannick Colaco, commented: “This year, FanCode is set to become the ultimate destination in India for followers of motorsports. We’ve listened to the fans and enhanced our product to deliver a world-class viewing experience at an affordable price.”

According to industry reports, motorsports audiences in India grew by almost 30% in the last five years, Formula 1 itself has close to 60 million followers in India.

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