Still useful even if not a Verizon customer.
I'll admit, it's a pain as an international fan being unable to get full access to the app. But that doesn't stop it's usefulness when you're away from the TV or computer.
I find that it's one of the easiest to navigate sports apps ive ever installed. I've used it to make sure I've got all the races noted on my calendar (the app converting all time zones to my own is brilliant when for I go on to check times of practice).
The live timing section, I dare say, is actually better than what you get on the website itself. The amount of data you get from it is absolutely fantastic especially when compared to what other series offer in their apps.
Honestly the only downside (and why it's four and not five) is the inbuilt barriers for if you're not a Verizon user (I'm not, British fan and Vodafone is, from what I can gather, no longer in the same company so I can't ask them about it). I can understand why this is, Verizon being the series sponsor and all.
So, can I make a request?
For the Indy 500, as a one off, allow all your fans access to all the features that the app supplies. Give us the radio and the onboards for just that one race. Then, afterwards, allow us non-Verizon users the option to gain access at a reasonable price for one off races and/or a season long pass.
If those features are as good as I've heard from fellow fans, then I will be more and willing to dig into my pockets and pay for this feature.
I find that it's one of the easiest to navigate sports apps ive ever installed. I've used it to make sure I've got all the races noted on my calendar (the app converting all time zones to my own is brilliant when for I go on to check times of practice).
The live timing section, I dare say, is actually better than what you get on the website itself. The amount of data you get from it is absolutely fantastic especially when compared to what other series offer in their apps.
Honestly the only downside (and why it's four and not five) is the inbuilt barriers for if you're not a Verizon user (I'm not, British fan and Vodafone is, from what I can gather, no longer in the same company so I can't ask them about it). I can understand why this is, Verizon being the series sponsor and all.
So, can I make a request?
For the Indy 500, as a one off, allow all your fans access to all the features that the app supplies. Give us the radio and the onboards for just that one race. Then, afterwards, allow us non-Verizon users the option to gain access at a reasonable price for one off races and/or a season long pass.
If those features are as good as I've heard from fellow fans, then I will be more and willing to dig into my pockets and pay for this feature.
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NOT ALL FANS ARE AMAERICAN
As a racing fan, was thinking the Verizon Indy app was going to be much like the NASCAR app, and was very disappointed that I have to be on the Verizon network to see any live feeds
I am Canadian and don't have access to Verizon
I am Canadian and don't have access to Verizon
Ok
It's ok gives u live updates though the race but unable to use the cameras which are on the cars
