Liberty Media have revealed that Formula 1 lost over $200 million of revenue in the first financial quarter of 2020. read more »

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 »

Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff have both said they do not get involved or distracted by the mind games played by their rivals. read more »

Pierre Gasly may have been demoted after being told his seat is safe, but the driver says he's not going to spill the details to the media. read more »

Pierre Gasly has said that drivers are still trying to pressure Sebastian Vettel into having some form of social media presence. read more »

In reponse to a request on social media, AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly has been drawing up his perfect fantasy Formula 1 race. 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 »

Italian media report that Sebastian Vettel has turned down a one year contract extension with Ferrari. 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 »

While Libery Media and the FIA are doing its utmost to provide an update about the revised 2020 calendar, the sport stresses that the fluid nature of the situation makes it... 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 »