The gradual introduction of a budget cap in Formula 1 will begin next season as Liberty try to bridge the gap between teams. read more »

Latest results reveal that the teams will receive $45m less in prize money than before Liberty Media bought the sport last year. read more »

Although Formula 1 boss Chase Carey believes it is too early to celebrate, he reckons this year's championship is a sign that Liberty Media are getting it right with F1. read more »

The show is improving both on and off the track, according to Formula 1 CEO Chase Carey, although he knows there is still work to be done. read more »

Formula 1 and Liberty Media has cancelled its plans to host a race in Miami in time for the 2019 season and has set a goal to introduce the race for the 2020 Formula 1 Season. read more »

Toto Wolff has revealed Formula 1 has not yet locked down the 2021 engine regulations despite earlier claims from Liberty Media that an announcement is close. read more »

Formula 1 owner Liberty Media is still serious about holding a grand prix in London, reckons Red Bull boss Christian Horner, amid ongoing uncertainty over the British GP's... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone reckons Liberty Media will have a tough time getting a Miami Grand Prix off the ground, which was something he tried to do in the past. read more »

Formula 1 teams are set to hear more about Liberty's detailed plans for grand prix racing in 2021 and beyond at Wednesday's meeting of the Strategy Group read more »

500 days into its new ownership, team bosses impressed with much of what Liberty Media is doing with F1. read more »

Christian Horner believes that Liberty Media must work together with the FIA or risk "vanilla" regulations post-2020. read more »

Formula 1's return to France may have come with a number of teething problems, but there are plenty of positives to take from an interesting - if unspectacular - grand... read more »

The Belgian Grand Prix has secured a new deal to stay in Formula 1 after agreeing with Liberty Media to sign a new three-year contract, keeping the race until 2021. read more »

Formula One's new owner Liberty Media is weighing up the opportunities how it can overhaul the current calendar. With talks underway about more events in America, a... read more »

Formula 1 teams have warned Liberty Media against "saturated market" as Formula 1's owners consider new races and an extended calendar. read more »

Spa will continue to host the Belgian Grand Prix through to the end of 2021 after the local government agreed a new deal with Liberty Media. read more »

The future of the Belgian Grand Prix has been secured by the local government, which has signed a new three-year extension with Formula 1's owners Liberty Media read more »

Following frosty relations between the FIA and F1's commercial rights holder in past times, there has been a thaw of the 'Cold War' between them since Liberty... read more »

Chase Carey stresses Liberty Media is not trying to "claim victory" in its push to improve F1, instead taking a more long-term outlook to expanding and growing the sport. read more »

Speaking at the FIA's Sport Conference in the Philippines, F1 boss Chase Carey shared further insight in to Liberty Media's grand vision for the future of the sport. read more »

Formula 1 could be switching to 18 inch tyres as part of the 2021 regulation shake up set by Liberty Media's Ross Brawn. read more »

Toto Wolff thinks that it's "understandable" that so many tracks are threatening to leave the Formula 1 calendar given how much hosting races costs read more »

Toto Wolff believes that Liberty Media will find it more and more difficult to keep the level of income as high as it was, under the new model. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes Formula 1's owner Liberty Media will find it increasingly difficult to maintain the level of income the championship has previously... read more »

Liberty Media needs to look at other avenues for generate income for Formula 1 with Toto Wolff stating that current hosting fees are not sustainable. read more »