Own a BlackBerry PlayBook and Love Formula 1? If so you'll be happy to know an F1 Live app recently popped up in App World. Take note, this doesn't appear to be an "official" F1 app (so the fact it's using the F1 name means it might not hang around App World for all that long), but if you love F1 you'll want to give it download regardless.
Features on the F1 Live app include:
- Live Race coverage right from Friday's Free practice sessions to Raceday!
- Complete 2011 Race calendar with Results.
- Comprehensive information of all Drivers and Teams.
- Latest Driver and Constructor standings.
- Profiles of each circuit from around the calendar.
- Last season Driver and Constructor standings.
- Latest News from the paddock.
- Latest Tweets from Drivers and Teams on Twitter.
- Socialize with our exclusive F1 Fan Forum.
Not a bad feature set for a first crack at an F1 app on the PlayBook and for a price of Zero dollars and Zero cents (yes, it's free) there's no reason not to give it a download. Keep in mind that with the PlayBook's awesome web browser the actual Formula1.com website works pretty well too. The only question now is who are you cheering for in this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal?!
Download F1 Live for the BlackBerry PlayBook
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