Key Takeaways Liberty Media is spinning off most of its entertainment assets besides Formula One into a separate, publicly traded entity, Liberty Live.CEO Greg Maffei will step down at the end of the year,

The outgoing CEO of Formula One’s owner, Liberty Media, does not think there is “any plan to sell” the racing series, saying it has a “great future.” Liberty announced on Wednesday that Greg Maffei, who has served as its CEO for 19 years, will step down from his role at the end of the year upon the expiration of his contract.

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Liberty Media announced Wednesday it’s spinning off most assets besides Formula One auto racing into a separate publicly traded company, called Liberty Live, and that CEO Greg Maffei is stepping down at year-end.

Liberty Media Corporation announced that it has launched a plan to spin their Live Group, including its stake in Live Nation, into a standalone public company to be known as Liberty Live, Inc. Followi

Liberty Media has taken the next step towards its ownership of the MotoGP World Championship after filing the acquisition with the European Commission for approval. The US company and current owners of Formula 1 announced earlier this year that it had acquired an 86% majority to buy Dorna Sports and MotoGP.

On Wednesday, Liberty Media, the owner of Formula 1's commercial rights, confirmed they will have a new CEO. Greg Maffei, the current top boss, will step down at the end of 2024. John Malone will take office on an interim basis,