The Formula One Promoters Association has laid down its grievances and informed Liberty Media that it isn't happy with how it is managing several aspects of the sport. Following a meeting in London on Monday, the FOPA - which groups 16 of F1's 21 race promoters and is chaired by Silverstone's managing director Stuart Pringle - voiced its concerns over Liberty's move away from free-to-air broadcasting, and criticized the commercial rights holder's move to expand the F1 calendar, potentially to the detriment of existing races. 'Report' out of left field claims Liberty could sell F1! "It is not in the long term interest of the sport that fans lose free access to content and...
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