Wrc+

[Gregor-y]

Incredible that the UK and US are the top 2! Probably it being presented in English helps that and hinders take up in some other countries, but it makes me think the subscriber number overall must be quite low...

What's really offensive is that the flags don't line up in the graphic. Some flags' stripes don't even line up with one another.

[Fast Eddie WRC]

There are things I dont like about WRC+ but the cost isnt one of them. Especially when you can pay for a month and get live coverage of two rallies...

[Franky]

I just started thinking of numbers. If Estonia has 8% share of the subscribers, then the total number can't be too high. The biggest Estonian rally forum has 3166 registered users at the moment. Now,even if we'd give it a nice number of non forum members, say 8000 Estonians who are subscribed. Then that would mean there's about 100 000 subscribers all together.

Of course, if they also included the accounts that were created to use the free promo codes, then god knows what's the true user count of WRC+

[Andre Oliveira]

We should be able to follow non stop an onboard of what driver we want for example.

[stefanvv]

I have a request as well - a drone for every 2 corners of the rally, otherwise want my money back, triple.

EDIT: and if possible, but only if possible Ogier to win 1/3 of the rallies left, The other 2/3 to be between Evans, Tanak & Suninen. Neuville preferably out of top 8.

[pantealex]

We should be able to follow non stop an onboard of what driver we want for example.

Can you do that in F1/WEC which are going circles all the time?

Some things are just too difficult/expensive to produce.

[Franky]

Can you do that in F1/WEC which are going circles all the time?

I think the F1 TV on f1.com is supposed to have that feature. Not sure, if it works or not but it was advertised. But that service is blocked for lots of countries.

[AnttiL]

The director of All Live probably often has to choose the signal that is working the best. The onboards seem to cut quite often. And I think the onboards are working by an aeroplane flying over the stage, acting as a receiver to the transmitters in the cars. If the plane is too far or the terrain is blocking, the signal does not work. This is probably the reason why the Saturday Ittiri stage wasn't shown on All Live in Sardegna, the plane wasn't there. In F1 this is a lot easier because the cars never go that far from the receivers, whose positions can be optimized and tested beforehand.

Another current sport which allows multi camera viewing is soccer, but again, it's not like you can choose which player to focus on, you have like the main view and then a couple of special angles.

[ESTR]

The director of All Live probably often has to choose the signal that is working the best. The onboards seem to cut quite often. And I think the onboards are working by an aeroplane flying over the stage, acting as a receiver to the transmitters in the cars. If the plane is too far or the terrain is blocking, the signal does not work. This is probably the reason why the Saturday Ittiri stage wasn't shown on All Live in Sardegna, the plane wasn't there. In F1 this is a lot easier because the cars never go that far from the receivers, whose positions can be optimized and tested beforehand.

Another current sport which allows multi camera viewing is soccer, but again, it's not like you can choose which player to focus on, you have like the main view and then a couple of special angles.

Yes the main player here is then Qassimi. Shown for about 1 hour and then rest of the field for minute and some others cutted.

[SubaruNorway]

The director of All Live probably often has to choose the signal that is working the best. The onboards seem to cut quite often. And I think the onboards are working by an aeroplane flying over the stage, acting as a receiver to the transmitters in the cars. If the plane is too far or the terrain is blocking, the signal does not work. This is probably the reason why the Saturday Ittiri stage wasn't shown on All Live in Sardegna, the plane wasn't there. In F1 this is a lot easier because the cars never go that far from the receivers, whose positions can be optimized and tested beforehand.

Another current sport which allows multi camera viewing is soccer, but again, it's not like you can choose which player to focus on, you have like the main view and then a couple of special angles.

Correct, the plane has a footprint of around 10km so with 2min intervall you would have usually 2-3 cars within that i guess. I can't think another live broadcasted sport that has competitors spread out like in rallying, Tour De France probably has a spread of around 5km max....?