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The red lights will go out already this Saturday and the first F1 race of the 2024 season will start. Sport 1 and Sport 2 will not be broadcast here, as we have been used to for the past 10 years, but F1 is returning to Nova, specifically to the new channel Nova Sport 5. The joke is in that at this moment, i.e. just three days before the start of practice for the F1 Grand Prix in Bahrain, the only option to watch the Nova Sport 5 broadcast in the Czech Republic is via O2 or Skylink. In Slovakia, using O2 or Voyo.

And Voyo is the easiest and cheapest way to get F1 in Czech, i.e. with Czech commentary. But beware, Nova Sport 5 and Nova Sport 6 will only be offered by Voyo.sk, i.e. the Slovak version of Voyo. So if you don't have Skylink or O2 and you only want F1 with Czech commentary, then the cheapest option is to buy a subscription to Voyo.sk, which costs €5,99 per month and you can use it in the Czech Republic too! The price at the current rate is CZK 150 per month, and the subscription, in addition to Sport 5 and Sport 6, also offers everything on Voyo.

From my own experience, I can say that the content of Voyo CZ and Voyo SK is 90% identical and differs only in things such as Street series and the like. Other films and series are equally available on both versions. If you are not interested in Czech or Slovak commentary for F1, then the best way is F1 TV Pro, but it costs the same as Voyo. On the other hand, it offers an extreme number of options, where you can, for example, watch the entire race from only one single seat or switch between them at will. So it depends on you whether the comment from Pepa Krále and Štěv Eisele is essential for you.

You can subscribe to Voyo.sk directly here.

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