Jakarta - Status of ownership by Bernie Ecclestone F1 races are now harassed. American media entrepreneur Rupert Murdoch plans to take over ownership of F1 with the consortium that will be her wake.
Murdoch plans to do acquisitions teradap F1 conducted through one of his company News Corp. In these efforts took Exor Murdoch, owner of 30% stake in the company Fiat, Ferrari's parent team effort.
In their official statement quoted by AFP, News Corp. and Exor admitted if they are still in an early stage to seek the possibility of forming a consortium that has a long-term target of the development of F1 racing.
"In the coming weeks and months ahead, Exor and News Corporation will pull through approaches that minorities on potential partners and key figures in the sport."
"There is no certainty whether this will lead to the approach towards the current owner of F1,"the official statement of News Corp. and Exor.
The news will be the effort to takeover ownership of F1 supremo Bernie had already been confirmed in a few weeks ago. And as has happened before, before he refused to renounce the right of ownership of that land the jet race.
"That's rubbish. F1 will not be sold. And, by the way, we will not sell at perusaahaan media because it would limit the ability to negotiate with (the company) other broadcasters," protested Ecclestone at the Times.
Murdoch plans to do acquisitions teradap F1 conducted through one of his company News Corp. In these efforts took Exor Murdoch, owner of 30% stake in the company Fiat, Ferrari's parent team effort.
In their official statement quoted by AFP, News Corp. and Exor admitted if they are still in an early stage to seek the possibility of forming a consortium that has a long-term target of the development of F1 racing.
"In the coming weeks and months ahead, Exor and News Corporation will pull through approaches that minorities on potential partners and key figures in the sport."
"There is no certainty whether this will lead to the approach towards the current owner of F1,"the official statement of News Corp. and Exor.
The news will be the effort to takeover ownership of F1 supremo Bernie had already been confirmed in a few weeks ago. And as has happened before, before he refused to renounce the right of ownership of that land the jet race.
"That's rubbish. F1 will not be sold. And, by the way, we will not sell at perusaahaan media because it would limit the ability to negotiate with (the company) other broadcasters," protested Ecclestone at the Times.
source detik.com
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