Tags: Liberty Media
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Formula 1 loses major tv broadcasting deal
Negotiations between Middle East broadcaster BeIN Sports and Formula 1 have broken down over ongoing piracy issues with Saudi Arabia outlet, beoutQ.
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Formula 1 remain cautious over Silverstone deal
Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has said they are still “engaged” in talks with the BRDC over Silverstone but they are “going to continue doing what we think is the right thing”.
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FOPA statement to Liberty ‘went a bit wrong’
Arif Rahimov, executive director of Baku City Circuit, has said the FOPA statement directed to Liberty Media “went a bit wrong” and was not meant as an “attack”.
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Horner critical of Liberty’s democratic approach
Red Bull boss Christian Horner thinks Liberty Media are wrong for trying to rule Formula 1 in a democratic way.
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Carey responds to ‘strange’ FOPA criticism
Chase Carey says it was a “little strange” that Formula 1’s race promoters publicly criticised Liberty Media given that “no-one” spoke of those issues during a later meeting.
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Monza still ‘far away’ from securing new deal
Angelo Sticchi Damiani, president of the Automobile Club d’Italia, has stated that a renewed deal for Monza to host the Italian Grand Prix is still “far away”.
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Liberty Media: Are they really putting the fans first?
Formula 1 life under Liberty Media has now entered its third year, but what impact have they made since officially arriving in 2017?
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Ecclestone ‘willing to help’ end promoter spat
Ex-Formula 1 owner, Bernie Ecclestone, is ready to play the role of peacemaker in the bubbling row between race promoters and Liberty Media.
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Mexico, Russia defend Liberty following criticism
The organisers of the Mexican and Russian Grands Prix have distanced themselves from FOPA’s “toothless” criticism of Formula 1 owners, Liberty Media.
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Race promoters critical of ‘disjointed’ Liberty Media
The Formula One Promoters Association has hit out Liberty Media, questioning their “disjointed” running of the sport.
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Is Formula 1 for sale again – report
Liberty Media could be saying farewell to Formula 1, or at least reducing their stake in the sport, according to a report.
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Application made for Philippine GP trademark
Liberty Media may be about to continue their push into the Asian market with a Philippine Grand Prix.
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Liberty Media ‘would love’ second China race
Liberty Media have stated their desire to add a second race in China to calendar to help establish a “year-round presence” and a “big fanbase”.
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Revealed: Team entry fees for the 2019 season
Following the FIA’s official confirmation of the 2019 entry list, the respective entry fees have now been revealed.
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F1 using ‘overtaking sim’ to design future tracks
Formula 1’s new circuits could all be designed purely around overtaking with Pat Symonds revealing F1 has designed the “world’s first overtaking simulation.”
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Our Christmas wish list for Formula 1
Make our wish come true, all we want for Christmas is…these five things to happen in Formula 1 in 2019 and beyond.
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Brawn reveals plan if 2019 rules fail to work
Formula 1’s Head of Sport Ross Brawn has announced that the division will react if the new rules for the 2019 season do not go down well.
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F1 ‘greedy’ for wanting new manufacturers
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has suggested “greed” is the reason behind Formula 1’s push for new manufacturers.
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Monza proposes major track changes for 2022
The home of the Italian Grand Prix is has proposed major changes to its circuit to celebrate its centenary year in 2022.
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Formula 1 to further tempt new entrants
Formula 1 sporting director, Ross Brawn, says a compromise has been reached with existing teams to try and attract new ones.
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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.