Fuel TV

Fuel TV
Launched July 1, 2003
Owned by Fox Cable Networks
(News Corporation)
Picture format 480i (SDTV)
720p (HDTV)
Country United States
Language English
Headquarters Los Angeles, California
Sister channel(s) Fox
Fox Sports Net
SPEED
Big Ten Network
Fox Reality Channel
FX
Fox College Sports
Website www.FUEL.tv
Availability
Satellite
DirecTV 618 (SD/HD)
1618 VOD
Dish Network 398
TopTV (South Africa) 225
Cable
Verizon FiOs 198
Available on many systems Check local listings HERE
IPTV
Vodafone Casa TV (Portugal) Channel 71

Fuel TV is a U.S. cable and satellite specialty channel that launched on July 1, 2003.[1] It focuses on the cultures of such extreme sports as skateboarding, snowboarding, wakeboarding, motocross, surfing, BMX and FMX. It is a unit of Fox Cable Networks and is currently available to 26-million American households. Additionally, Fox Sports Australia operates Fuel TV in Australia and a Portuguese speaking channel also operates in Portugal; some Fuel TV content previously aired on FX channels in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. Fuel TV content available to another 100+ countries around the world.[1]

The original concept for Fuel TV was conceived and launched by independent producer Chris Braly [2] as a regional music and extreme sports weekly broadcast which began airing September 8, 2001.[3] NewsCorporation eventually negotiated a buy-out of the concept and trademark in late 2003. The regional weekly version of Fuel TV aired its final episode on WFLI-TV WB53 in September 2003.[4]

The Fuel TV satellite channel features programming from original series, exclusive events, licensed films, and creative interstitials. Extreme sports programming can be seen 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with a diverse combination of sports, music, reality programming, extreme sports news, and other content from extreme sports events around the world.[5][6]

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