McLaren chief Zak Brown wary of the pressure Mercedes and Ferrari will apply on F1 owner Liberty Media in defining the sport's post-2020 vision. read more »

Formula 1 owner Liberty Media has been urged by McLaren chief Zak Brown not to pander to Mercedes and Ferrari over future rules read more »

Liberty Media's approach has been praised by Canadian Grand Prix promoter Francois Dumontier, particularly as they seem to be listening to all promoters. read more »

As Liberty Media continue to discuss fairer distribution of F1's prize money, Zak Brown reckons it will lead to an "inevitable" battle between Ferrari and... read more »

Should the FIA and Liberty Media introduce a budget cap in Formula 1, Ford Motorsport would consider a return to the sport, particularly as the hybrid regulations are relevant... read more »

Sergey Sirotkin has said he has paid "no attention" to the claim that he is just a pay driver at Williams and questioned where the media get their information from. read more »

Christian Horner believes Liberty Media and the FIA should decide F1's rules, and then it is up to the teams whether they want to race under those conditions. read more »

Niki Lauda has lambasted Liberty Media's decision to ban grid girls, calling on F1's owners to reverse it. read more »

Formula 1 announces it will stop using grid girls from the 2018 season following a review by Liberty Media. read more »

Formula 1 could be heading to Copenhagen as early as 2020 after Liberty Media have held talks in Denmark over a potential Grand Prix to be hosted in the capital. Kevin... read more »

Mario Isola says Liberty Media's plans for the future direction are a step in the right direction, but he remains cautious they can actually be implemented. read more »

Having lodged a complaint to the European Commission in 2015, both teams have redacted their views after Liberty Media's first year in charge. read more »

Under the new management of Liberty Media big changes are happening in Formula 1, and that's good news for fans, brands, and digital publishers. read more »

Force India and Sauber withdrawn their complaint against anti-competitive practices in the sport of Formula 1, saying they are "encouraged" by dialogue with Liberty... read more »

Manor, who dropped out of F1 at the end of the 2016 season, could return to the sport but only if Liberty Media introduce a cost cap. read more »

Formula 1 has been named the fastest-growing sport on social media, and also saw increasing TV numbers, in the first post-Bernie years read more »

The Nurburgring could make a welcome return to the Formula 1 calendar in 2019 after CEO Mirco Markfort revealed talks between the track and Liberty Media have begun. read more »

Lewis Hamilton missed his first 2018 Mercedes sponsor event due to illness, but has returned to posting on social media after wiping his main two accounts over Christmas. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has returned to social media two weeks after deleting all his posts from Twitter and Instagram. read more »

Lewis Hamilton misses his first sponsor event of the year as he returns to social media. read more »

Lewis Hamilton is back on social media, putting an end to his hiatus. read more »

Pirelli's Mario Isola says initial plans revealed by F1 owners Liberty Media for the future are encouraging but warns about the challenges ahead. read more »

Formula One bosses know the series is still "so far" from rival sports in terms of social media despite registering a huge increase in followers during 2017. read more »

Liberty Media will not make any promises about how they will improve the sport unless they have an announcement. read more »

Formula 1 is still "nowhere" compared to rival sports in the world of social media despite reporting a huge boost in interaction, according to Pat Symonds read more »