Formula One Management

Maltese telecommunications company Go has agreed a three-year extension to its broadcast rights deal for the Formula One motor-racing championship.

Formula One’s global television audience for its 2013 season dropped by 50 million to 450 million viewers due to changes in broadcast partners in the Chinese and French markets, along with the dominant campaign of Red Bull Racing driver Sebastian Vettel, according to the motor-racing championship’s annual global media report.

Mediapro sees margins trimmed but still makes profit on F1 as its sell on the rights in Spain

The Setanta Sports Eurasia arm of international sports broadcaster Setanta Sports has agreed a two-year rights deal with Formula One Management covering the 2014 and 2015 seasons of the motor-racing championship.

Middle East market could be set to heat up again as Abu Dhabi Media lands European Qualifiers

Sport 24, the live sports channel produced and distributed by the IMG Media agency exclusively for the in-flight and in-ship markets, has signed a three-year extension to its rights deal for the Formula One motor racing championship.

The MP & Silva agency has acquired exclusive rights for the Formula One motor-racing championship in the Middle East and North Africa, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania.

SRG faces no competition to hold on to F1 in Switzerland

Mediapro renews F1 deal in Spain but for smaller package

Formula One Management to take over host-broadcasting of Formula One series from this season.