Formula 1’s owners Liberty Media believe the sport is worth over $20 billion (£15.7bn), two-and-a-half times what they bought it for in 2017.
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“Any given Sunday”: Why Liberty Media want to apply the NFL’s mantra to F1
2023 F1 season
Posted onLiberty Media want to make F1 as competitive as the NFL. Here’s why the world’s most lucrative sports league is not a bad model to follow.
F1 criticises FIA president’s “unacceptable” comments over “$20bn price tag”
2023 F1 season
Posted onFormula 1 has criticised comments made by president Mohammed Ben Sulayem yesterday regarding the value of the sport in a letter to the FIA.
Return of crowds boosts F1 to £50 million profit in third quarter of 2021
2021 F1 Season
Posted onFormula 1 reported a $68 million (£50m) profit over the third quarter of 2021, a significant increase over the same period last year, despite holding fewer races in that time.
F1 posts $104 million loss in Q3 despite rise in revenue
2020 F1 season
Posted onLiberty Media has published its financial results for the third quarter of 2020, showing an overall loss of $104 million for the period.
Reverse-grid qualifying race plan “didn’t come from Liberty” – Brawn
2020 F1 season
Posted onFormula 1 managing director Ross Brawn says Liberty Media is not behind a plan to introduce reverse-grid qualifying races into F1.
What is – and isn’t – driving F1’s fluctuating share price
RacingLines
Posted onLiberty Media had food for thought this week as Formula 1’s share price slipped towards a 12-month low on the news of Renault boss Carlos Ghosn’s arrest