The Formula One Promoters Association has hit out Liberty Media, questioning their 'disjointed' running of the sport. Representatives from 16 of this year's 21 grands prix venues met in London to discuss the state of Formula 1. While back in 2012 when FOPA was formed, the main concern was the sport's move to hybrid engines, this time around it is the owners, Liberty Media. A statement issued by FOPA read: 'It is not in the long term interest of the sport that fans lose free access to content and broadcasting; 'There is a lack of clarity on new initiatives in F1 and a lack of engagement with promoters on their implementation; 'New races should not be introduced to the detriment of existing...
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