Fuel TV (Australia)

FUEL TV relaunched on 1st July 2018 as a streaming AVOD service on 7plus

AVOD shows include FirstHand, The Moto, Built to Shred

FUEL TV Australia is a joint venture with FUEL TV Global

FUEL TV currently runs in 90 countries on cable and OTT

FUEL TV
Launched 2004
Owned by FUEL TV Australia Pty Ltd
Picture format 576i (SDTV 16:9)
Audience share 0.0%
Total 2.8%
Country Australia
Language English
Headquarters Australia
Formerly called Fuel
Website 7Plus.com.au

Fuel TV was a cable and satellite action sports network that airs in Australia. It launched in 2004, and was owned by Fox Sports Pty Ltd. Fuel TV mainly aired content originally sourced for the now defunct American Fuel TV.

It also screened limited original content, UFC programming, Impact Wrestling and formerly aired Attack of the Show! and X-Play from G4 until their January 2013 cancellation. It also showed live coverage of all ASP World Tour men's surfing events. It was also used as an "overflow" channel for Fox Sports Australia when all 3 main Fox Sports are being used for other obligations and they have a fourth, motorsport/extreme sport obligation, which gets shown on Fuel TV live, and delayed on Fox Sports.

For non-motorsport/extreme sport obligations, Pay-per-view channel Main Event is used to broadcast the program under the "Fox Sports Plus" banner, for no extra cost to a Foxtel/Austar subscription.

On 2 November 2014, Fuel TV closed and was replaced by Fox Sports 4.[1][2]

However, the only Fuel TV feed left is in Lithuania, through the Cgates sumani television.

Programming

FirstHand, Built to Shred, The Kickback, The Moto, Inside the Outdoors, Drive through Australia, Pull

Camp Woodward, Custom, Camp James.

References

  1. Knox, David (3 September 2014). "FOX Sports adding two more channels". TV Tonight. Retrieved 3 September 2014.
  2. Mark@ (3 September 2014). "BEST YEAR EVER IN 2015 DEMANDS SEVEN HIGH DEFINITION FOX SPORTS CHANNELS". KnowFirst. Archived from the original on 3 September 2014. Retrieved 3 September 2014.


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