As Zak Brown urges Liberty to remain strong in money talks, even if it means losing manufacturer teams, how times have changed since Ron Dennis went head to head with Paul... 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 »

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 »

Ex-Formula 1 owner Bernie Ecclestone has criticised Liberty's decision to remove grid girls from the sport, saying they "were part of the show". read more »

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

FTA, PPV, OTT: Liberty gets to grips with F1's TV deals 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 »

In its bid to attract more fans, Liberty plans to redraw the F1 TV coverage landscape, with some proposals more worrying than others. 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Force India and Sauber withdrawn their complaint against anti-competitive practices in the sport of Formula 1, saying they are "encouraged" by dialogue with Liberty...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 »

Mercedes may not have been as vocal as Ferrari in criticising Liberty's vision for the future, however, Daimler chief Dieter Zetsche says they are on the same page. 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 »

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

With the first year of Liberty Media's reign over Formula 1 in the books, it is time to assess the impact they have made since taking over from Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

McLaren executive director Zak Brown has revealed that Liberty are planning an overhaul of the way Formula 1 is broadcasted and fans can expect to see major improvements. read more »

Zak Brown excited by Liberty's 'significant' 2018 TV plans read more »