The 62-year-old Briton, appointed as managing director for motorsport after Liberty's Formula One takeover last month, said the teams, governing FIA and commercial rights holder all had their own priorities. "Every decision that's going to be made in the future...all have to tick some boxes and those boxes will be 'does it make the sport better? Liberty Media says it wants better marketing and digital growth identified as clear priorities along with expansion in the Americas. The 10 teams, FIA and commercial rights holders are locked into contractual agreements that govern the distribution of revenues, and grant special payments to some of the biggest teams like Ferrari and Mercedes, until 2020. Brawn said he would continue talks with teams at the Circuit de Catalunya from Feb. 27.

Source: The Star February 17, 2017 12:36 UTC