Sport 1 is German television network owned by Sport 1 Medien. The channel broadcasts sports events (football, basketball, tennis, motorsports), entertainment, series programmings.
History[]
Sport 1 was launched on 1st January 1984 as Musicbox the first German music television network. Launch of the broadcast for music videos.
On 11th January 1988, Musicbox is renamed as Tele 5 and the new broadcast format for news, entertainment, movies, series, music videos and cartoons.
On 15th October 1990, Tele 5 was rebranded and the new logo and idents were changed.
On 1st June 1992, Tele 5 was rebranded and the new logo and idents were changed created by Lambie-Nairn.
On 1st January 1993, Tele 5 is renamed as DSF (short for Deutsches Sportfernsehen) and the new broadcast format for sports events.
On 1st August 1993, DSF was rebranded and the new logo and idents were changed.
On 16th February 1997, DSF was rebranded and the new logo and idents were changed.
On 21st June 1997, DSF's channels: DSF Plus, DSF Action and DSF Golf were launched exclusively at DF1.
On 27th July 2000, DSF was rebranded and the new logo and idents were changed.
On 1st February 2004, DSF was rebranded and the new logo and idents were changed stylized as D:SF.
On 17th November 2008, DSF switched to 16:9 image format.
On 12th April 2010, DSF is renamed as Sport 1.
On 1st September 2010, Sport 1 stopped its 4:3 image format then became a full 16:9 image format and was launched in high-definition version.
On 19th July 2013, Sport 1 was rebranded and the new logo and idents were changed.
On 1st August 2013, Sport 1's channel Sport 1 US was launched replaced by ESPN America.
On 25th January 2019, Sport 1's channel Sport 1 US is renamed as ESports 1.
Programmings[]
Sports events[]
- Bundesliga
- Frauen Bundesliga
- DFB Pokal
- EuroLeague
- Swiss Indoors
- Men's FIH Hockey World Cup
- Women's FIH Hockey World Cup
News/talk-shows[]
- Sport 1 News
- Bundesliga Aktuell
- Bundesliga Pur
- Doppelpass
- Goooal!: Das Internationale Fussball-Magazin
- Normal
- Scooore!: Internationales Fussball-Magazin
Entertainment[]
- Answers with Bayless Conley
- Container Wars
- Die Aussteigerinnen
- Die PS-Profis
- Die PS-Profis: Im Einsatz
- Find It, Fix It, Flog It
- Hans Sarpei: Das T steht für Coach
- Pawn Stars
- Plastic Pleasure: Das Wilde Treiben in der Beautyklinik
- Sport Quiz
- Storage Hunters
- Storage Wars: Canada
- Vegas Hot Rods
- Yukon Gold
Adult series[]
- Barcelona Heat
- Dessous Party
- Sexy Alm
- Sexy Roadtrip
- Sexy Skipperinnen
- Sexy Sport Clips
- Sexy Surferinnen
- Sexy Survival Camp
- Träume, Tränen, Liebe: Der Rosenkavalier
Logos[]
.png "Musicbox (1984-1988).png (162 KB)")
.png "Tele 5 (1988-1990).png (339 KB)")
.png "Tele 5 (1990-1992).png (110 KB)")
.png "Tele 5 (1992).png (74 KB)")
.png "Deutsches Sportfernsehen (1993).png (232 KB)")
.png "DSF (1993-1997).png (705 KB)")
.png "DSF (1997-2000).png (60 KB)")
.png "DSF (2000-2004).png (317 KB)")
.png "DSF (2004-2010).png (173 KB)")
.png "Sport 1 (2010-2013).png (605 KB)")
.png "Sport 1 HD (2010-2013).png (542 KB)")
.png "Sport 1 (2013-.n.v.).png (135 KB)")
.png "Sport 1 HD (2013-.n.v.).png (233 KB)")
External links[]
 Site www.sport1.de |
 X @SPORT1 |
 @SPORT1News |
 @sport1news |
 YouTube @user/SPORT1 |
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