Formula 1's never-ending technology drive is not restricted to the cars on track, because it includes the way that each and every one of us consumes the sport too. The ever-changing media landscape means that how fans watch F1 has changed beyond all recognition in less than 20 years. We have gone from only being able to watch low-definition highlights late on a Sunday night via a large television in our lounge, to now being able to watch what we want, when we want and where we want – on a screen that fits in our pocket. For although Bernie Ecclestone faced a fair bit of criticism for his reluctance to embrace social media and the internet, one area where he was not shy of pushing things...
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