Formula One and Liberty Media may be forced to pay a fee to the maker of Post-It-Notes, a company named 3M, due to an alleged trademark infringement following the rebranding of the motorsport brand earlier the year that closely resembles one of 3M's products.  F1's new logo features two lines running alongside each other, to signify the waving corner during a race, followed by a straighter line, and the first half with the waving lines bears resemblance to the logo of 3M for their 'Futuro' range of therapeutic clothing.  3M applied for the registered trademark of their own logo in February 2017, while F1 did not apply for theirs until November of the same year, with 3M...
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