F1 owner Liberty Media named ‘world’s most valuable sports empire’ at $18.2 billion
Liberty Media - F1's owners - impressive spor🌊ts portfolio has been valued at an astonishing☂ $18.2 billion.
The owners of F1 - Liberty Media - have topped magazine’s list of ‘the world’s most valuable sports෴ empires’.
Liberty Media have retaܫined top spot despite a 12 per cent fall in their own sports assets.
The aforementioned figure isn’t thought to be F1-related, rather th𝓡eir baseball subsidiary, MLB team the Atlanta Braves.
Liberty Media took ownership of F1 in 2017, taking over from Bernie Ecclesto🦋ne.
S𓄧ince then, F1’s ha𝐆s enjoyed remarkable growth in the United States through digital means such as the Netflix series ‘Drive to Survive’.
Uneᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚxpectedly, F1 is the biggest asset to Liberty’s sports portfolio,
In 2023, Forbes valued F1’s ‘enterprise value’ at an 𓆏astonishing $1ꦜ7.1 billion.
Liberty Media topped the 2024 list, beating Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, which owns Aജrsenal FC.
Fenway Sports Group complete the top three - and they own Liverpool FC🌌.
Forbes’ ‘most valuable sports empires’ in full:
- Liberty Media - $18.2 billion
- Kroenke Sports & Entertainment - $15.59 billion
- Fenway Sports Group - $12.95 billion
- Jerry Jones - $12.8 billion
- Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment - $11.86 billion
- Madison Square Garden Sports - $10.25 billion
- The Kraft Group - $9.13 billion
- Yankee Global Enterprises - $9.07 billion
- Paul G.Allen Trust - $9.06 billion
- Mabple Leaf Sports & Entertainment $8.47 billion
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