Tags: Liberty Media
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Webber: F1 has gone too far with driver access
Formula 1 is often criticised for minimal access to the drivers, however, Mark Webber says these days it has gone too far in the opposite direction.
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F1 could debate one or three car teams
Formula 1 “should” look into some teams running either one or three cars to bolster the grid; that’s according to the sport’s technical director Pat Symonds.
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Brawn: We will find Silverstone solution
Ross Brawn is determined to keep Silverstone on the Formula 1, he just wishes the negotiations could be done behind closed doors.
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Ecclestone has doubts about a Miami GP
Bernie Ecclestone reckons Liberty Media will have a tough time getting a Miami Grand Prix off the ground, which was something he tried to do in the past.
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Brawn ‘really hopes’ Alonso remains in F1
Ross Brawn “really” hopes Fernando Alonso opts to remain in Formula 1 next season, saying the sport needs his “undoubted charisma and talent.”
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No German Grand Prix on 2019 calendar
It is set to be another brief reappearance from the German Grand Prix with no deal in place for the 2019 season.
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‘2019 aero rules have all been sorted’
Ross Brawn says there is no uncertainty remaining with regards to the 2019 aerodynamic regulations as they have “all been sorted.”
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Bosses warn against a ‘saturated market’
Formula 1 teams have warned Liberty Media against “saturated market” as Formula 1’s owners consider new races and an extended calendar.
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Stationary brand 3M opposes F1 logo
Formula 1’s logo could be in for a fight after Post-It Note maker 3M filed opposition to the logo that closely matches their own.
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Brawn admits ‘boring’ Canadian GP unexpected
The racing may not be the best at present but Ross Brawn says it is at least delivering a “really exciting” championship battle.
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Brawn apologises for ‘grief’ Harlow received
Ross Brawn has apologised to Winnie Harlow after she came in for some stick for waving the chequered flag a lap early in Canada, a mistake that was not her own doing.
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Shorter races, less practice under consideration
Formula 1 have put every element of a race weekend up for discussion in order to try and find out what the fans really want to see from the sport in the future.
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Should F1 introduce more street races?
Do you like racing in the streets? And no I don???t mean in a sixty-nine Chevy with a 396 Fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor.
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New circuits must deliver ‘fabulous exciting races’
In the wake of a boring Monaco GP, F1 boss Chase Carey acknowledges that any new circuits added to the calendar must be able to deliver “great” races.
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Wolff concedes hosting fees are not sustainable
Liberty Media needs to look at other avenues for generate income for Formula 1 with Toto Wolff stating that current hosting fees are not sustainable.
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Brawn: Naive to expect duels, passing in Monaco
With its unique glamour and atmosphere, Ross Brawn says Monaco “should not be judged by the same criteria” as other grands prix.
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Baku seeking better deal with Liberty Media
Azerbaijan Grand Prix promoter Arif Rahimov has revealed that they want to negotiate a better deal with Liberty Media in order to continue hosting Formula 1 races.
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Silverstone misses out on 1000th race
The good old British weather has prevented Silverstone from hosting the 1000th race in Formula 1 next April.
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Brawn apologises for poor F1 TV service
Formula One Management technical boss Ross Brawn has apologised after the launch of F1 TV was plagued with technical issues.
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Vettel unimpressed with ‘comical’ rule changes
Sebastian Vettel says Formula 1’s constant rule changes are a “bit like cruising to America and changing direction 100 times.”
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Horner slams ‘rushed’ rule changes for 2019
Christian Horner fears Formula 1 has once again shot itself in the foot by implementing a “rushed” set of rule changes for next year’s championship.
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Ricciardo’s ‘shoey’ may become a ‘helmety’
Daniel Ricciardo’s ‘shoey’ is under threat with reports that Formula One Licensing has registered a trademark for the “Shoey”.
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FIA plotting the demise of ‘necessary evil’ DRS
The FIA are hoping the 2021 Formula 1 rules won’t include DRS with technical chief Nikolas Tombazis conceding that for now it is a “necessary evil.”
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Miami gets the go-ahead, Hamilton wants to help
Formula 1 could be racing in Miami as early as October 2019 after receiving unanimously approved by the city’s commission.
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Formula 1 aiming to ‘get rid’ of grid penalties
Formula 1 boss Ross Brawn has said that the 2021 regulations are being created in the hope that they can “get rid” of grid penalties.
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Liberty want year-round events like the NFL Draft
Formula 1 may stick with a 21-race calendar but Liberty Media are wanting year-round entertainment for fans and considering off-season events similar to the NFL.
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Ferrari ‘encouraged’ but quit threat remains
Although Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne says he is “encouraged” by Liberty Media’s latest engine proposals, he says the Scuderia could still “just pull out.”
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Miami Grand Prix on track for 2019
The United States could host two Grand Prix next year, with a possible race heading to Miami in October 2019.
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Rosberg to feature on post-race Twitter show
2016 World Champion Nico Rosberg will be part of a new post-race show after Formula 1 agreed a 10-race deal with Twitter.
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Overtaking rules to change despite opposition
Formula 1 chiefs have been able to pass through some last-minute changes relating to overtaking next season, despite opposition from several teams.