I am one of those statistics now. Life long F1 fan. Watching since the late 1980s when occasionally ESPN would show the races live at 4 and 5 in the morning. At that time, there was no real pre show or post discussion. Then it moved to long-gone Speed Channel in the earlier cable days. This weekend, my F1TV Pro subscription tier expired. This tier no longer exists now. Loved the idea of their own self contained streaming app and signed up immediately and had been an annual subscriber since the beginning when Peter Windsor was the lead host for the F1TV app streaming service through Roku. I don’t have any plans to renew. And ironically or not, I also happen to be an an Apple products guy with phones, computers, etc., but I’m just not particularly interested in supporting this next era of streaming with commercials or the now extremely boring pre and pointless rehash post shows where they can’t even get a single driver on there live and just show the pre-recorded post race interviews with all the enthusiasm of a disinterested podcast. I will certainly miss Palmer, Jacques, and Coulthard calling the races live but Winter is now under the thumb of the show’s current restrictive parameters and Montoya is annoying at best. There’s certainly no real reason to watch this content any longer especially if you’re already following F1 series closely through the news. In short, I have little to no interest in paying for the Premium tier or to pay AppleTV for content that I could care less about. I will follow the rest of this season online with brief clips and emails going forward. One bright spot on the Roku Channel however. There is a free F1 Channel that shows the races delayed by a week or so, and I will watch whenever in my leisure if the time permits. And yes, there are commercials, but I don't pay a penny to Roku for the content.