Liberty offer to cushion revenue blow for F1 teams


ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Commercial rights holder Liberty Media has offered Formula One teams cash advances to cushion the blow of reduced revenues caused by increased investment in the sport, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said on Friday.

U.S.-based Liberty took over Formula One in January and has been spending on infrastructure and putting a marketing operation in place.

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