Tags: Liberty Media
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New Concorde deal is in ‘final stages’
Formula 1’s owners, Liberty Media, are close to agreeing a new Concorde Agreement with the 10 teams.
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Net zero carbon footprint is no ‘short-term gimmick’
Although some scoffed at it, Yath Gangakumaran, the man behind F1’s plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030, insists it is not a “short-term gimmick”.
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‘Hamilton received cease and desist letters’
Lewis Hamilton may be one of the biggest names in Formula 1 but even he was quashed under Bernie Ecclestone’s thumb, told to “cease and desist” using F1 images on his social media.
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Brawn refutes Racing Point’s ‘premature’ concerns
F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn has refuted Andrew Green’s claim that F1’s 2021 cars will be a “nasty piece of work”.
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‘Don’t treat new teams like second class citizens’
As Formula 1 looks to grow the grid, Chase Carey says the sport must avoid treating newcomers as “second class citizens”.
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Brawn: Unfortunate teams said no to 2020 tyres
Ross Brawn says it is unfortunate the teams voted down Pirelli’s 2020 tyres as they would have allowed the drivers to race “a bit harder”.
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‘2021 prize money breakdown still on the table’
F1 boss Chase Carey is not setting a deadline but would like future prize money distribution to be resolved as soon as possible.
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F1 to explore restarts to recreate Brazil thriller
With two exciting restarts at the Brazilian Grand Prix, Ross Brawn says F1 will examine the procedures to ensure more of the same in the future.
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Brawn: F1 will crash and burn without a cost cap
Formula 1 is in desperate need of a budget cap with Ross Brawn saying the sport will “crash and burn” unless someone pulls the teams into line.
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‘2021 cars will be 3-3.5 seconds slower per lap’
Conceding F1 made a mistake prioritising speed over passing, 2021’s new-look cars will be “approximately 3 – 3.5 seconds slower per lap” but will have “raceability”.
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Hamilton: 25 races is pretty hardcore
Lewis Hamilton, who previously threatened to quit F1 if the calendar became too long, says Liberty Media’s plans to extend it to 25 races is “pretty hardcore”.
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‘Breach financial rules, lose your championship’
Formula 1 boss Ross Brawn has warned the new financial regulations “have teeth” and will bite teams if they fall foul of the 2021 rules.
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Maximum of 25 races, race weekends shortened
Formula 1 has announced as part of their big 2021 reveal that a maximum race calendar will be set, whilst race weekends themselves will be shorter.
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Formula 1 reveal 2021 car design and regulations
The wait is over as Formula 1 has officially revealed what the 2021 regulations are set to look like as we prepare to start a whole new chapter of racing.
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‘Verstappen showed age with Mexican mistakes’
Max Verstappen still has a lot to learn before he can become a World Champion; that’s according to F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn.
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Reverse grid plans blocked by ‘two teams’
Ross Brawn has revealed that “two teams” said no to reverse grid races but the F1 sporting boss didn’t say which two.
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‘F1 bosses vote down reverse grid races’
Formula 1 team bosses have reportedly said no to reverse grid races as Wednesday’s vote failed to win unanimous support.
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F1 set for crucial vote on reverse grids
Formula 1 fans will known later this week whether reverse grid qualifying races will take place next season with F1 bosses set to vote on it on Wednesday.
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Bratches set to step down as F1 commercial boss
Formula 1 owners, Liberty Media, are set for an end-of-season reshuffle with commercial boss, Sean Bratches, set to leave his role.
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‘Unanimous team support’ for reverse grids
The F1 drivers may not like it but Ross Brawn says Liberty Media has “unanimous team support” to trial reverse grids at some 2020 grands prix.
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Monza secures new five-year Italian GP deal
Monza will continue to host the Italian Grand Prix until 2024 at least, having signed a new deal with Liberty Media.
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No new Formula 1 teams until at least 2022
Formula 1 managing director, Ross Brawn, has said that teams are interested in joining the sport – but don’t expect to see any before 2022.
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Spain handed one-year reprieve
The Spanish Grand Prix will remain on the 2020 F1 calendar after agreeing a one-year extension with Liberty Media.
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Liberty wants new high-profile American F1 team
Liberty Media want to increase the popularity of F1 in the United States and feel a new high-profile team from the country will help.
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Formula 1 reports 2019 revenue boost
The Formula One Group have confirmed a modest revenue boost for the second quarter of 2019 compared to 2018.
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‘Vast chasm between top-three and the rest’
Formula 1 has to take steps to close the gap between the top-three teams and the rest of the field after everyone from P5 down was lapped at the Hungarian GP.
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‘F1 delivered the best response to criticism’
After a dull start to the season, Ross Brawn believes Formula 1 has delivered the best possible response to the “unfortunate criticism”.
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Brawn downplays copycat car concerns
Ross Brawn has downplayed concerns that the 2021 F1 cars will all look the same as the sport incorporates more standard parts as well as “prescriptive regulation”.
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F1 working towards ‘ground effect’ return
The latest blueprint for F1 in 2021 has been revealed and a return to ‘ground effect’ looks set help bring back the wow factor.
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F1 and BRDC agree new Silverstone deal – report
Silverstone’s future on the Formula 1 calendar is now reportedly safe with a new deal in place that will take effect from 2020 onwards.