In a last ditch attempt to keep the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, circuit owners, the BRDC, have offered to give Liberty Media the entire £30m from ticket sales. read more »

Liberty Media are attempting to level the playing field in Formula 1 by forcing teams to share their findings as they begin to research and develop ideas for the shift in... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone says Liberty Media's plan to introduce a Miami Grand Prix to Formula 1 will fall flat and the street race "will never happen". Liberty were... read more »

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. read more »

Anticipating Liberty Media's success in levelling the playing field, Racing Point owner Lawrence Stroll is targeting third place in the standings... and a profit. read more »

Aston Martin chief executive Andy Palmer has confessed that the manufacturer seriously looked into the possibility of entering the Formula 1 arena within the next few years,... read more »

Aston Martin won't be entering Formula 1 as an engine manufacturer, saying Liberty's decision not to change the rules put them off. read more »

Formula 1 technical director Ross Brawn says the sport cannot afford to allow the current trend of three teams  - Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull - locking out the podium... read more »

Silverstone is the "only place" that can host the British Grand Prix, according to the race's organisers, who have ruled out any notion of a London street race... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey says Liberty Media will press ahead with plans to expand the sport's calendar beyond its current record levels of 21 races and says that existing... read more »

Liberty Media are not giving up on plans for a second United States grand prix despite Miami falling through. read more »

Speaking at Liberty's Annual General Meeting today F1 boss Chase Carey has admitted that existing races will be replaced as the sport seeks to expand. read more »

Liberty Media boss Chase Carey has reiterated their desire to have a second Grand Prix in the United States in the near future, despite Vietnam already being added to the... read more »

Liberty Media has revealed that Formula One's television audience has reversed by 5% despite Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel's season-long battle. read more »

Chase Carey insists Formula 1 will conduct their new betting sponsorship deal "in a healthy way" after a backlash from fans. F1 announced a $100million deal with... read more »

Pierre Gasly says Friday's GPDA meeting was "interesting and pretty long" but the good news is he reckons Liberty Media and the FIA are listening to the drivers. read more »

Hamilton says Liberty could drive him to quit F1 read more »

F1 boss Chase Carey offers little insight on the future of British Grand Prix in Liberty Media conference call. read more »

Silverstone has been warned that it may not be guaranteed a future on the Formula 1 circuit, after a new race in Vietnam was finally confirmed by Liberty Media. F1 commercial... read more »

Liberty Media's attempt to expand Formula 1's global appeal hasn't always been well-received by some fans, and it was no different following confirmation that... read more »

Both Porsche and Lamborghini are set to back out of potential entries in Formula 1, with Liberty Media's 2021 reboot of the sport failing to attract new manufacturers to... read more »

Liberty's push to extend the Formula 1 season is beginning to take hold with two venues close to being officially confirmed. read more »

Formula 1 could have at least three new destinations in 2020, with organisers in Ha Noi and Zandvoort claiming to have concluded deals with liberty Media, who will look to push... read more »

Liberty Media chief Ross Brawn believes that his former team, Ferrari, should avoid making quick, emotional decisions within the team following Sebastian Vettel's loss of... read more »

Gene Haas suggests that the sport's owners are fortunate that some of the existing teams haven't gone under. read more »