Liberty Media has revealed the substantial financial losses suffered by the Formula One Group owing to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. On Thursday the corporation revealed... read more »

Liberty Media's financial figures for the first quarter of 2020 have revealed the Formula 1 Group has been hit by a 84% reduction in revenue due to the COVID-19 crisis read more »

Formula 1 is going through a crisis, however, Zak Brown says he has been impressed with how Liberty Media and the FIA have stepped up. read more »

Zandvoort sporting director Jan Lammers is open to a Dutch GP without fans but says Liberty Media must waive the hosting fee. read more »

Formula 1's midfield teams should be able to make "a small profit" under Liberty Media's new prize-fund plans. read more »

Formula 1 will not be heading to Austria unless Liberty Media and the race organisers can guarantee the safety of all those present. read more »

Racing Point team boss Otmar Szafnauer has backed Liberty's plan to start the season in Austria but only if all team members can be tested. read more »

Liberty Media has provided a $1.4 billion lifeline to help Formula 1 and its teams overcome the current economic downturn. read more »

McLaren have not received any advanced payment from Liberty Media says CEO Zak Brown, the Formula 1 owners having offered assistance to 'certain teams'. read more »

In order to promote financial stability, some Formula 1 teams have already received advanced payments, says Liberty Media President and CEO Greg Maffei. read more »

Uncertain as to when the 2020 F1 season will begin, Liberty Media has "scenarios for zero races" and also for "15-18 races". read more »

Liberty Media has already stepped in to help a few of Formula 1's struggling teams, advancing payments to help them through the financial crisis. read more »

In what might be seen as a bold, clever move by Liberty Media in giving F1 a $1.4bn lifeline, has it missed out on a golden opportunity to secure the sport's future? read more »

Formula One has given some of its teams advanced payments in order to ensure they survive the current economic downturn linked to the coronavirus pandemic, Liberty Media CEO... read more »

Liberty Media admit for the first time they are considering the possibility of "zero" Formula 1 racing taking place in 2020. read more »

Liberty Media's President says the corporation has "scenarios for zero races" in 2020 and has advanced some payments to a handful of Formula 1 teams. Formula 1... read more »

Liberty Media president and CEO Greg Maffei has confirmed that Formula 1 has given some teams payments in advance in order to protect the championship's 'ecosystem' read more »

General manager of the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Joan Fontsere, has said Liberty Media are willing to renegotiate race fees for tracks that hold behind-closed-doors... read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes Formula 1's owners Liberty Media would bail out any struggling teams to protect the series. read more »

It is time for Lewis Hamilton to stand by his 'Cash is King' criticism of Liberty Media and take a "generous" pay cut. read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley believes his successor Jean Todt and Liberty Media should call off the 2020 Formula 1 season due to continued uncertainty over the Covid-19... read more »

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone can't understand why Liberty Media haven't cancelled the 2020 season, calling for an end to their democracy. read more »

With yet another race postponed, Moody's says it is "expects" Formula 1 will up its loans in order to pays and cover its own costs. read more »

Liberty Media had hoped to have the first signature on a new Concorde Agreement in April but that is now on hold with F1's owners considering a one-year option. read more »

Honda team manager Alberto Puig believes MotoGP promoters Dorna Sports has responded to the coronavirus pandemic better than "very hesitant" Formula 1 owners Liberty... read more »