2月1日 的 Clay Per View 應用程式分析

Built by Speedway fans for Speedway fans. Clay-Per-View is Australia’s leading Speedway broadcaster, streaming events live and on-demand. Catch live events, series, and access a huge back catalogue of races from tracks across Australia, as well as historic speedway moments. A ClayPass offers access to every single speedway event on-demand, including racing series such as the Ultimate Sprintcar Championship, Modified Sedan Allstars Series, Ultimate Speedcar Championship, Southern Sedan Showdown, and more including access to some live events, and every pay-per-view after the event. Catch some of the biggest crown jewel events in the country will be available via pay-per-view such as Grand Annual Sprintcar Classic, Modified Sedan Kings Royal, Thunder on the Downs, T-Bar Nationals, and the Ian Boettcher Classic and many more! These events will be added to your ClayPass subscription after the event. Subscribers can experience Clay-Per-View from almost any device, any time, any where. More tracks, events, and past races are being added to the catalogue every week. To access all features and content you can subscribe to Clay Per View on a monthly or yearly basis with an auto-renewing subscription right inside the app.* Pricing can vary by region and will be confirmed before purchase in the app. In app subscriptions will automatically renew at the end of their cycle. * All payments will be paid through your Google Account and may be managed under Account Settings after the initial payment. Subscription payments will automatically renew unless deactivated at least 24-hours before the end of the current cycle. Your account will be charged for renewal at least 24-hours prior to the end of the current cycle. Any unused portion of your free trial will be forfeited upon payment. Cancellations are incurred by disabling auto-renewal. Terms of Service: https://www.clayperview.com/tos Privacy Policy: https://www.clayperview.com/privacy Some content may not be available in widescreen format and may display with letter boxing on widescreen TVs