F1 2020 season calendar is now available on Android.

In 56 days, 9 hours and 40 minutes, in Melbourne, about 24 of the world’s best drivers will rev up their powerful engines for the first time this year to claim the F1 teams and drivers’ championship. Lewis Hamilton, the current world champion will try to win his sixth. Hopefully, Ferrari will put up a fight this year, unlike the years where Hamilton won the previous six. 

This year, the official app has been updated with the 2020 race calendar which starts on the 12th of March in Melbourne. Session times for each round will follow soon. The changelog also states that it will be "easier than ever to replay live timing sessions with replay buttons now placed more prominently around the app after a race weekend." Of course, there are the usual bug fixes and performance improvements.

Check out the update on Google Play Store. 

Official F1 Android app for Android updated with Season 2018 calendar.

In 82 days, in Melbourne, about 24 of the world’s best drivers will revved up their powerful engines for the first time this year to claim the F1 teams and drivers’ championship. Lewis Hamilton, the current world champion will try to win his fifth.

Last year, at the same period, the F1 app for Android was updated with a new design that makes navigating the app and finding information about races, drivers and other F1-related info easier, thanks to the addition of tabs and the fitting of more data on the screen.

This year, the official app has been updated with the 2018 race calendar which starts on the 25th of March in Melbourne. That is 82 days from today. That is the only change mentioned in the changelog.

Fans can get the Official F1 App for Android for free in Google Play Store.

Official F1 App for Android gets new design and content updates for 2017 season.

In 18 days, in Melbourne, about 24 professional F1 drivers will revved up their powerful engines and to claim the F1 teams and drivers championship. Sadly, last years champion, Nico Rosberg, won't be in the starting blocks after he surprisingly retired shortly after winning last year's title. Valtteri Bottas is joining Mercedes in replacement of Rosberg and will team up with Lewis Hamilton. So much for the short story.

To help fans prepare for the upcoming season, The F1 app for Android has been updated with a new design that makes navigating the app and finding information about races, drivers and other F1-related info easier, thanks to the addition of tabs and the fitting of more data on the screen. The app main screen obviously provides exclusive F1 news and has also been updated with contents pertaining to the 2017 season.

The Official F1 App for Android is available free for download in Google Play Store.

Official F1 App updated with race-by-race purchase of premium features and more.

You will very likely have this app installed on your Android device if you're a big fan of Formula 1, especially now that the competition excitement is at its peak with Hamilton having finally claimed the lead last week over team mate Nico Rosberg in Singapore.
 
The Official F1 app for Android is a definite source that brings exclusive content such as team radio transmissions, DRS usage indicator, live tyre information and more. Besides live data, you also have access to before and after race stories and session commentary from Formula1.com.
 
To make the experience even more exciting, the app has been updated today with the following features:

• Event Store update to allow you to purchase Premium features race-by-race.
• App translated to Russian and Japanese.
• New permissions that allow 'at event' notifications for those attending a race.

The Official F1 App is available free for download in Google Play and includes in-app purchase.

See you in Japan.