Tags: Liberty Media
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Award-winning Mexican GP now in doubt
The Mexican Grand Prix is now under threat, despite winning the Best Promoter award at the FIA Prize-giving gala on Friday.
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Silverstone won’t re-sign at ‘any price’
Silverstone will not renegotiate a new deal to host the British Grand Prix “at any price”, that’s according to managing director Stuart Pringle.
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Liberty trying to get Silverstone deal ‘done’
Liberty Media are “genuinely trying” to secure a new contract with Silverstone that will keep the British GP at the Northamptonshire track for many years to come.
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Brawn: F1 can’t go on like this
Ross Brawn says it is “unacceptable” that Formula 1’s midfield teams have managed only two podium results in the past two years.
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F1 to replace ‘unattractive’ races
Formula 1 are looking re replacing grands prix with so-called “unattractive agreements” according to CEO and chairman Chase Carey.
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Liberty still chasing second US Grand Prix
Liberty Media are not giving up on plans for a second United States grand prix despite Miami falling through.
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F1 fires warning shot at Silverstone
Formula 1 could still have a British Grand Prix without Silverstone being involved; that’s a warning to the circuit from F1’s commercial boss Sean Bratches.
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Formula 1 confirm Vietnam race from 2020
Formula 1 have officially confirmed the Vietnam Grand Prix will join the calendar in 2020 on a multi-year deal.
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Vietnam, Netherlands set for 2020 calendar
Liberty’s push to extend the Formula 1 season is beginning to take hold with two venues close to being officially confirmed.
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No format shake-up after title decider
Formula 1 will not trial different race weekend formats once the title has been decided, says F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn.
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2019 Formula 1 season will end in December
The 2019 Formula 1 season will finish in December, with the German Grand Prix included on the final calendar released by the FIA.
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Agreement in place for Vietnam GP in 2020
Plans to bring Vietnam onto the Formula 1 calendar for the 2020 season are set to be confirmed soon.
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Brawn: Team always comes before the driver
As team orders made headlines in Russia, Ross Brawn believes the interest of any Formula 1 team should always come before that of the individual driver.
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Horner ‘No rocket scientist needed’ for Bottas role
Christian Horner wasn’t surprised that Mercedes used team orders in Russia, after all you “don’t have to be a rocket scientist” to work out Valtteri Bottas’ role in the team.
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Brawn: Mick needs a few more steps before F1
Mick Schumacher needs to take a “few more steps” before making the leap into Formula 1, says Ross Brawn.
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Hankook to battle Pirelli for tyre contract
South Korean tyre company Hankook has confirmed its participation in Formula 1’s upcoming tender process for tyres.
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A four-part qualifying session for 2019?
Liberty Media might be looking at tweaking the current qualifying system, changing it from three parts to four.
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Alonso impressed with 2021 prototype designs
Although Fernando Alonso is leaving F1 at the end of this season, the Spaniard has left the door open for a return and may yet be enticed by the design of the 2021 cars.
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Brawn: Ferrari spell has been broken
Although Ross Brawn says Sebastian Vettel’s deficit to Lewis Hamilton is “not yet insurmountable”, he feels the Ferrar spell has been broken.
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Formula 1 enters the betting market
Formula 1’s owners Liberty Media have announced a sponsorship and data rights deal with Interregional Sports Group believed to be worth $100m over five years.
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Formula 1 unveils three concept 2021 cars
Plans to reform Formula 1 in 2021 have ramped up with the first shots of three concept cars being released.
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Brawn reveals Liberty’s 2021 concept car
An image of what sporting boss Ross Brawn believes the Formula 1 cars could look like in 2021 has been leaked on social media.
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Grid girls will be back for Singapore
Liberty Media may have banned grid girls but the Singapore organisers will be putting the ladies back on the grid for this weekend’s grand prix.
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Formula 1 reveals provisional 2019 calendar
The 2019 season is set to start earlier and finish later in the year as Formula 1 announced a provisional 21-race calendar.
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German Grand Prix set to stay on F1 calendar
The German Grand Prix is set to retain its place on the Formula 1 calendar after a deal between Liberty Media and promotors was agreed.
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Horner backs delay in 2021 regulations
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes that the rule changes supposedly coming in for 2021, will not be able to be introduced until at least 2023 now.
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2021 regulation changes could be delayed
F1’s managing director of motorsport, Ross Brawn, has suggested plans to revamp the sport could be delayed.
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F1 to introduce ‘soft budget cap’ in 2019
The gradual introduction of a budget cap in Formula 1 will begin next season as Liberty try to bridge the gap between teams.
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‘Alonso’s predictable comment is right’
Fernando Alonso is “right” when he complains that F1 is too predictable; that’s according to F1 commercial boss Sean Bratches.
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Carey explains drop in TV audience figures
Formula 1 chief executive Chase Carey has said the drop in TV viewing figures is not due to a lack of interest in the sport.