And it has given me a dilemma. We have BT Sport which, due to it now being run by Discovery, entitles us to Discovery+. I was planning on signing up to Discovery+ via BT Sport when my current Eurosport contract runs out in 5 weeks time.
The thing is, the only thing we watch on BT Sport is MotoGP. And there are so many question marks over what will happen during the process of BT Sport and British Eurosport getting combined. I am assuming that we will end up with 2 sports tiers, with an expensive premium tier for the mainstream sports like football, rugby, cricket and tennis; and a cheaper basic tier for the other sports.
For all we know, the management might end up deciding to move the MotoGP to the cheaper tier, so that it is alongside all the motorbike racing that British Eurosport has the rights to. If that happens, I would want to get rid of BT Sport in a heartbeat, as it has got so expensive. The problem, though, is that BT like to lock you into 24 month contracts, and our current contract is up this summer. So, if we re-contracted and the MotoGP did get moved out of the expensive tier after that, we would still be stuck paying for the premium stuff for the remainder of the new contract. And by the time the 24 months is up, a completely different broadcaster may well be showing the MotoGP, as the current BT Sport deal runs out at the end of the 2024 season!

(Sky, Viaplay and DAZN all have MotoGP rights in other countries, so may want to add the British Isles rights to their roster).
Unfortunately, if we got Discovery+ via BT Sport, that would mean it would get cancelled if we got rid of BT Sport. And I don't know if having previously had it with BT Sport would prevent us getting Discovery+ via a different route.
We currently have Sky+HD, which does not support Discovery+. I was always against switching to Sky Q, because I liked the way things are done on Sky+HD, while I didn't like the way things were done on Sky Q. But, with Sky adding so many things in recent years that are only available via Sky Q, it is becoming better value for money than Sky+HD. And having the full Discovery+ available on Sky Q could turn out to be the tipping point for me. When I can, I always prefer to watch things on the TV than the computer.
The problem here is that we are still on an old Sky package where Sky Sports F1 was bundled in with the HD channels. And I don't know if our current package can be carried over to Sky Q. I certainly don't want to have to subscribe to the full Sky Sports pack just to continue getting Formula 1. If we can't take our legacy F1 pack over to Sky Q, I would rather stay with Sky+HD and just have Discovery+ on the computer.
And all that is before we get to the figure skating moving to Viaplay next season.
Oh, everything is so complicated now!

How I miss the days when Eurosport had the rights to all the sports I liked!
