The application will shortly be available for download for high-end Java-enabled phones and Blackberry.
I can’t guarantee it’ll work just fine on your device of choice just yet, as the folks at F1 have given this vague compatibility description: To get it, simply hit up from your mobile web browser. With the season underway, any F1 fan packing a smartphone may want to download the official live timing app (it’s free) from. I recorded the practice session at Bahrain this morning, mostly because I didn’t want to get up at 5AM to catch it.
Michael Schumacher is back in the game, Lotus has made their way back to the pit-lane, and a boatload of new regulations (including the ban of mid-race refueling and tire warmers) should make things REALLY interesting. Yessir! The 2010 Formula 1 season is here! I’m really looking forward to this season, as there are so many interesting stories to follow. Update: iPhone users can now download the app via iTunes.
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