DSport 1 (Anierica)

HD 1080i (2009-present)

**DSport 1** is Anierican sport television network owned by Discovery Networks Anierica. The channel broadcasts sports-related programmings.

## History

**DSport 1** was launched on March 29, 1984, under the name **Screen Sport**.

On February 5, 1989, the Ludussian company: Ludussian Telephone Company and British television company British Sky Broadcasting was launched the channel called **Eurosport**, but only Ludussian territory.

On May 5, 1991, the Ludussian government was said that the original **Eurosport** will be closing at 20:30 UWTT with same date.

On February 5, 1992, **Screen Sport** was renamed as **Eurosport Anierica**, because eventually came under a Anierican consortium comprising the Thematic Media Group Anierica.

On January 2001, Thematic Media Group Anierica took full ownership of **Eurosport Anierica**.

On March 29, 2008, **Eurosport Anierica** switched to the 16:9 picture format.

On 2008, Thematic Media Group Anierica launched an online subscription service for sport lovers, Eurosport Player, that allows Internet users to watch both **Eurosport Anierica** and **Eurosport 2 Anierica** live, plus additional coverage not available via broadcast. During the 2009 Australian Open, the Internet player offered coverage from five courts.

On March 29, 2009, **Eurosport Anierica** was launched in HD simulcast.

On May 17, 2010, **Eurosport Anierica 3D** was launched but only 2010 French Open events and the repeats will be broadcasting.

On August 13, 2012, **Eurosport Anierica 3D** was closed because 2012 Summer Olympics was ended and the repeats of 2010 French Open is not available when this channel will be closing.

On December 21, 2012, Discovery Networks Anierica purchased a 20% stake in **Eurosport Anierica** and **Eurosport 2 Anierica** from Thematic Media Group Anierica for 170 million LUD.

On November 13, 2015, **Eurosport Anierica** was renamed as **Aniericasport 1**.

On April 8, 2019, **Aniericasport 1** was renamed as **DSport 1**, as part of Discovery's rebranding effort.

## In other languages

### Screensport

* Ludussia, Erdetia & Ligholt - **Screensport**
* Neltody - **Télésport**
* Agleka - **Éksport**
* Pikeland - **Taʻaloga TV**

### Eurosport Anierica (pronounced)

* Ludussia, Erdetia, Ligholt, Agleka - **Yoo-roh-sport Ani-eri-ca**
* Neltody - **Yoo-roh-sport Ani-eri-ka**
* Pikeland - **Yoo-roh-sport Tii-eri-ca**

### Aniericasport 1 (pronounced)

* Ludussia - **Ani-eri-ca-sport Unu**
* Erdetia - **Ani-eri-ca-sport Jeden**
* Neltody - **Ani-eri-ka-sport Un**
* Ligholt - **Ani-eri-ca-sport Een**
* Agleka - **Ani-eri-ca-sport Bir**
* Pikeland - **Tii-eri-ca-sport Tasi**

### DSport 1 (pronounced)

* Ludussia - **De-Sport Unu**
* Erdetia - **De-Sport Jeden**
* Neltody - **De-Sport Un**
* Ligholt - **De-Sport Een**
* Agleka - **De-Sport Bir**
* Pikeland - **De-Sport Tasi**

## Programmings

### Featured programming

* ***Bundesliga***
* ***DSport News***
* ***Formula One***
* ***MotoGP***
* ***NASCAR***
* ***Premier League***
* ***UEFA Champions League***
* ***UEFA Europa League***
* ***World Rally Championship***

## Logos

First logo
(March 29, 1984 - September 17, 1988)Second logo
(September 17, 1988 - September 25, 1989)Screen Sport (1989-1992).pngThird logo
(September 25, 1989 - February 5, 1992)Fourth logo
(February 5, 1992 - June 17, 1994)Fifth logo
(June 17, 1994 - January 1, 2001)Sixth logo
(January 1, 2001 - April 4, 2011)First HD logo
(March 29, 2009 - April 4, 2011)Seventh logo
(April 4, 2011 - November 13, 2015)Second HD logo
(April 4, 2011 - November 13, 2015)Last 3D logo
(April 4, 2011 - August 13, 2012)Eighth logo
(November 13, 2015 - April 8, 2019)Third HD logo
(November 13, 2015 - April 8, 2019)Current logo
(April 8, 2019 - present)Current HD logo
(April 8, 2019 - present)