Liberty Media's CEO Greg Maffei has revealed that the American company is intent on making MotoGP more popular in the United States of America.bbhbzububugugugu read more »

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has shown interest in purchasing a team in MotoGP, claims Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei.It was announced in April that... read more »

Liberty Media has announced that it is facing an investigation by the US Department of Justice over rejecting Andretti Global's Formula 1 bid.CEO Greg Maffei confirmed in... read more »

Liberty CEO, Greg Maffei believes that F1 teams should follow the example of NFL, where, although rivals, the teams all work together for the betterment of the sport. read more »

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei anticipates there will be difficult negotiations with the teams when it comes to renewing Formula 1’s Concorde Agreement for 2026. The upcoming... read more »

As President and CEO of Liberty Media, Formula 1's parent company, Greg Maffei is at the very top of the sport. Together, he and F1 President and CEO Stefano Domenicali,... read more »

Reflecting on how F1's new American owner had transformed grand prix racing since it took ownership in 2017, its president Greg Maffei claims that some of its advances... read more »

Liberty Media CEO, Greg Maffei has promised that there will be less disruption to the city of Las Vegas when it hosts F1 again later this year. read more »

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei has revealed that a new Formula 1 race in Southeast Asia is possible, with Indonesia, Thailand and South Korea all showing an interest. The F1... read more »

Mario Andretti has claimed Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei has voiced his intention personally to prevent Michael Andretti’s prospective side from entering Formula 1. The FIA... read more »

With F1 satisfied that its three races in the United States are enough for that market, attention has shifted to other regions to capture a growing worldwide interest in grand... read more »

Liberty Media CEO, Greg Maffei is said to have told Mario Andretti that he would do everything in his power to ensure his team never lines up on F1 grid. read more »

Verstappen's and Red Bull's run of 10 consecutive victories ended in Singapore, when the team had an off weekend, and the Dutchman could finish only fifth.Prior to... read more »

Though F1 now takes a larger slice of the cake, Liberty Media CEO, Greg Maffei is confident that long, drawn-out negotiations over the Concorde Agreement are a thing of the past. read more »

Formula 1 boss Greg Maffei has expressed concern over Max Verstappen's current dominance, admitting it is a 'challenge' in terms of maintaining audience growth... read more »

The current deal that runs from 2021 and 2025 was negotiated by former F1 CEO Chase Carey in what was regarded as a new spirit of cooperation compared to the often... read more »

Liberty Media chief executive Greg Maffei has conceded that Max Verstappen's dominant run is providing "a challenge" to maintain the sport's growing... read more »

In Monza last weekend, Verstappen set a new record with his 10th consecutive grand prix win, while between them, the Dutchman and his Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez have won... read more »

Liberty Media CEO, Greg Maffei insists that despite the increasing cost of hosting a race in Las Vegas the event will be a success. read more »

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei believes F1 is worth in excess of $20 billion (£15.7bn) amid potential interest from Saudi Arabia. read more »

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei insists that the sport is not for sale... admitting that if it was the asking price would be a lot more than $20bn. read more »

Liberty Media have already considered an investment in the Premier League, according to the company's CEO Greg Maffei. read more »

The current Concorde Agreement, F1's crucial three-way commercial deal between the commercial rights holder (Liberty Media-owned FOM), the FIA and the 10 teams covers the... read more »

The CEO of Liberty Media, Greg Maffei, has suggested that F1’s commercial rights holder has no plans to sell Formula 1 to Saudi Arabia despite previous rumours suggesting the... read more »

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei says F1's commercial rights holder has no plans to sell the sport to Saudi Arabia, insisting the idea is "not in our cards". read more »