Formula 1's first attempt at providing a pay streaming service for fans failed comprehensively when it was rolled out during the course of the Spanish Grand Prix, the failings and subsequent refund promises are well documented and now motorsport chief Ross Brawn has apologised to fans. In his Barcelona debrief, Brawn said, 'I confess [social media] is not a big part of my world, but I do appreciate its importance in reaching new audiences, especially among our younger fans,' said Brawn in a post-race F1 debrief. 'Three initiatives made their debut in Barcelona: F1 TV, the Twitter Live Show, and F1 Vision, the most advanced handheld device on which to follow the race. 'The launch of the...
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