Liberty Media Corporation
Liberty Media Corp along with its subsidiaries is engaged in the media and entertainment industries in North America and the United Kingdom. The company owns interests in a high-quality portfolio of assets across the media, entertainment and sports industries. The company derives its maximum revenue from United Kingdom.www.libertymedia.com
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Oct 30, 2026
Parker KligermanHOST
So we'll see if he's maybe in the running to be teammates with Sergio Perez and to be an American in F1.
Parker KligermanHOST
Liberty Media CEO Derek Chang said, said at an event in Austin, you no longer need to think about F1 as something you've got to go to every race or watch every race on television to be a fan, right? He was talking about the Apple TV deal and fans who follow by highlights and social.
Parker KligermanHOST
Reportedly, about 60% of F1's fans engage daily highlights and lifestyle content rather than races.
Parker KligermanHOST
What's your thoughts? Are you a fan if you
Landon CassillHOST
you know make sense of this and what a lot of that message is has been you know remember their buzzword for a while was consumption well consumption is up
JoshPANELIST
overall consumption
Landon CassillHOST
right and you know derrick chang from liberty liberty media is basically saying you know you don't have to watch every race there's still consumption in other platforms
Parker KligermanHOST
yeah
Richard ReadyHOST
Let me talk about things that have riled me, things that have ground my gears.
Richard ReadyHOST
I'm going to need one of you while I'm talking to look up the name of the Liberty Media CEO because it's…
Chris StevensPANELIST
Derek Chang.
Richard ReadyHOST
Yeah, Derek Chang.
Richard ReadyHOST
I grew up in an era where there were 16 F1 races.
Richard ReadyHOST
Every F1 race was an event.
Richard ReadyHOST
And Liberty said, Liberty Media, you said to me, who was the first guy with a moustache? Chase?
Matt TrumpetsHOST
Who's this?
Adam WheelerHOST
point of view.
Adam WheelerHOST
Phillip Island, from a MotoGP group, Liberty Media perspective, was a disaster in one way.
Adam WheelerHOST
It was such a shame to have the Grand Prix finish in that way, but then also compelling proof.
Oriol PuigdemontGUEST
The racing side was amazing.
DamienHOST
year
Jesse LavorinHOST
is the, look, say what you will about Liberty Media.
Jesse LavorinHOST
They bring racing to the
GeorgeGUEST
forefront.
GeorgeGUEST
That's accurate.
GeorgeGUEST
I definitely have my opinions on Liberty Media.
Jesse LavorinHOST
I don't fully agree with Liberty Media.
Jesse LavorinHOST
I
Elissa MargulisHOST
Yeah, it's interesting because Austin was a really unique race in the fact that it had a MotoGP race as well.
Elissa MargulisHOST
MotoGP is also owned by Liberty Media.
Elissa MargulisHOST
It's the first ever time that MotoGP has had a race during an F1 weekend.
Elissa MargulisHOST
And there was F1 Academy.
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MordecaiHOST
We would have had a mid-season report if there was something to be said.
MordecaiHOST
But they did have a lot of business discussions.
MordecaiHOST
And the CEO and president of F1's Liberty Media side, so Derek Chang, he had a conversation with Sarah Fisher about this premium playbook about what they're getting from this Apple TV experience.
MordecaiHOST
And it was covered.
KTHOST
And the beauty of it is also on Sunday, it is the Day of the Dead.
KTHOST
So, look, this is aligned beautifully for Sky, for F1, for Liberty Media, because I reckon the fans will absolutely go to the max in regards to this.
KTHOST
They will be dressing up.
KTHOST
There'll be skeleton makeup, the
G LaneHOST
Yeah, absolutely.
G LaneHOST
I mean, it won't affect the share price of F1's main owner, but Liberty Media, they'll be like, imagine if he was Mexican or Spanish or Japanese.
G LaneHOST
Anyway, rightio, just hit the park, Formula One, and move on to the Rugby League World Cup.
G LaneHOST
Now, the big game this weekend that everyone's targeting is obviously Samoa Tonga.
TawanaHOST
You
BenHOST
know what? The CEO of Liberty Media...
TawanaHOST
Oh yeah, please, please.
BenHOST
The CEO of Liberty Media says, F1 is now a sport where you don't have to watch or go through every race to be a fan.
BenHOST
I don't get it.
BenHOST
My question is, what is F1's problem with diehard F1 fans? If there's anyone, they do not give a damn about us.
TawanaHOST
So most probably they map out the tracks, puts it on the car, and then they'll be like, at this certain point, when the car gets at this point, do this.
TawanaHOST
So, yeah.
JuniorHOST
Media's comment.
JuniorHOST
Did y'all see that? The who? Liberty Media's comment.
JuniorHOST
Liberty Bibbidi?
MarkHOST
Liberty Bibbidi.
JuniorHOST
guess I can't find it.
JuniorHOST
But it was a comment, something like they were defending their, you know, their...
JuniorHOST
F1's partnership is Liberty Media's CEO believes F1's partnership with Apple TV is already exceeding expectations in the United States.
JuniorHOST
You no longer think of F1 as something that you've got to go to every race or watch every race on television to be a fan, right? And so
Edd StrawHOST
Right, question now from Stuart Coulter for you, Josh, the final question of this podcast.
Edd StrawHOST
Have any drivers expressed any reservations, publicly or privately, about going to Qatar and Abu Dhabi? Or have they been asked by Liberty Media and the FIA to tow the party line like the riders have in MotoGP? I think all the drivers trust the FIA's ability to make the right decision.
Edd StrawHOST
That's what I think.
Josh SuttillGUEST
Well, we've actually got a statement we can read off.
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