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Speedvision[]
1996–2002[]
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Speedvision was launched on January 1, 1996. Its launch identity was created by Novocom.
Speed Channel[]
2002–2005[]
On February 4, 2002, Speedvision became Speed Channel after its purchase by News Corporation.
Speed[]
2005–2011[]
In late 2005, Speed Channel rebranded themselves as Speed, cancelling some shows including NASCAR Nation.
2011–2013[]
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After the closure of the American feed of Speed in 2013, it was still available on select cable providers in Canada, the Caribbean and Puerto Rico until 2015.
Fox Sports 1[]
2013–2015[]
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On March 5, 2013, News Corporation announced that Speed would rebrand as Fox Sports 1, which took place on August 17, 2013.
FS1[]
2015–present[]
Starting in June 2015, a new wordmark was slowly introduced, beginning alongside a redesigned ticker, before being used during college football broadcasts and promos. In August 2015, the network officially began to be called on-air as FS1, with the network's social media pages adopting the name and logo on September 4, 2015.
| Owners: United States: Fox Corporation (broadcast division and national networks) U.S. sports broadcasting rights: United States national networks: International channels: Other properties: Fox Sports Digital Media: Former broadcasting rights: Defunct:  |
