The Australian Grand Prix will remain a fixture in Formula 1 until 2025 after a two-year contract extension was secured by Liberty Media. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says Liberty Media should consult the drivers before adding tracks to the calendar, revealing the GPDA wants a say. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has urged Liberty Media to consult drivers in deciding which tracks should be included in the F1 calendar, in the wake of a thrilling British Grand Prix which... read more »

Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey has confirmed that Liberty Media are still looking into adding a street race in London to the schedule, despite securing a five-year deal with... read more »

Silverstone's new deal with Liberty Media has protections in place should F1's owners press ahead with plans for a street race in London, revealed BRDC chairman John... read more »

Silverstone circuit chiefs have agreed a new five-year deal with Liberty Media, which will keep the British Grand Prix venue on the Formula 1 calendar until 2024 read more »

It's official! Silverstone is back on the Formula 1 calendar even before it fell off having signed a brand new contract with Liberty Media to host the British Grand Prix. read more »

Liberty Media remain intent on creating a Miami Grand Prix for Formula 1 despite their struggles to find a suitable circuit. read more »

The Australian GP will remain the first race on the 2020 Formula 1 calendar it has been confirmed by Liberty Media. read more »

Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, believes the links of him becoming the new boss of Formula 1 are an attempt to "trigger scepticism". read more »

Latest figures reveal that under CVC, F1 revenues in the first two years of ownership increased by £118.1m ($149.9m) while under Liberty they increased by just £24.4m ($31m) read more »

Lewis Hamilton has warned Liberty Media risk stripping "all the history and culture" out of Formula 1 if historic circuits fall off the calendar, paying particular... read more »

Five-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton has warned Formula 1 bosses that they "can't turn your back" on Silverstone. read more »

Ross Brawn has applauded Lewis Hamilton's commitment to helping shape the sport's future after the Mercedes driver stated that FIA and Liberty Media need the... read more »

Formula 1 CEO, Chase Carey, is not expecting any big growth spurts with TV audiences given Mercedes' dominance so far in the 2019 campaign. read more »

Liberty Media chief Chase Carey says falling television audiences in certain areas may be influenced by Mercedes winning all seven races to start the 2019 Formula 1 season,... read more »

Renault team principal Cyril Abiteboul says the proposed budget cap in Formula 1's 2021 regulations could bizarrely serve to see the French squad actually up their... read more »

Liberty Media's attempts to shake-up the regulations governing Formula 1 from 2021 have hit another stumbling block, with a deadline to present the finalised rules pushed... read more »

Toto Wolff says tinkering with Formula 1's race weekend scheduling risks causing ructions up and down the grid, with Mercedes firmly against an idea put forward in Liberty... read more »

The proposed Formula 1 budget cap to be introduced in 2021 has been set at $175million annually, according to Auto Motor und Sport. Liberty Media was determined to introduce... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has called on Liberty Media to bring back the "entertainment factor" to Formula 1 as part of their vision for the 2021 regulations. read more »

Formula 1 and Liberty Media chief Chase Carey has confirmed that positive talks have taken place between the sport organisers and Ferrari and Mercedes for the teams to appear... read more »

Porsche has revealed that it developed a V6 engine with a view to potentially entering Formula 1 in 2021, but Liberty Media's inability to nail down new regulations and a... read more »

Liberty Media will push for more free-to-air Formula 1 grands prix, but don't expect any changes in the UK until 2024. read more »

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei has said that Formula 1 and its teams are now only "tens of millions apart" on a cost cap from 2021. read more »