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2 days ago · Liberty Media CEO Maffei discusses approach to next Concorde Agreement for F1. 5.30.2024. Although he “expects some fraught negotiations over some aspects of the next Concorde Agreement” for F1, Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei said that “divide-and-conquer tactics will not be employed this time around,” according to Jonathan Noble of ...
1 day ago · Greg Maffei, CEO of F1 owners Liberty Media, apologised to Las Vegas residentsahead of last year's debut race after a long period of preparations to the circuit, which runs down the city's iconic boulevard. F1's unprecedented deal with Vegas has seen it take on the role of race promoter, which is unlike any other event on the calendar.
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1 day ago · Liberty Media chief executive Greg Maffei says the commercial rights holder won’t “pit teams against each other” à la Bernie Ecclestone to seal a new Concorde Agreement that should benefit the sport as a whole. The all-important covenant that dictates the commercial, financial and governance terms that bind the teams to the sport, and ...
1 day ago · Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei assures that F1 will not employ divisive tactics, unlike Bernie Ecclestone, in the Concorde Agreement negotiations, aiming for a mutually beneficial deal. The new agreement, crucial for F1's future, is being finalized as teams, FIA, and FOM navigate delicate talks. By the Numbers
5 days ago · However, Mario Andretti has now revealed an unusual conversation he had with two members of the F1 hierarchy. Stefano Domenicali is the CEO of Formula One Group, while Greg Maffei is the CEO of Liberty Media, the company that owns F1. Andretti said he was invited to breakfast with the pair.
2 days ago · Greg Maffei, CEO of the Liberty Media company that owns F1, says such divide and conquer tactics will not be employed this time around – even though he expects some fraught negotiations over some aspects of the next Concorde Agreement.
4 days ago · However, NBC reported a recent flashpoint between Mario Andretti and Liberty Media chief executive Greg Maffei that suggests the door is firmly shut on an Andretti Formula One team. According to Andretti, Maffei told him: “I will do everything in my power to see that Michael [Mario’s son] never enters Formula One.”.
