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Liberty boss says gambling could boost F1's future income

Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei says that race sanction fees, broadcast rights and sponsorship can all contribute to increased revenues for the F1 Group, and stresses that the biggest source of growth will be from digital exploitation. Maffei has even earmarked gambling as a potential source of income that has yet to be tapped by the sport. While new F1 chairman Chase Carey will be working hands-on with Bernie Ecclestone on the day-to-day running of the sport, Maffei will play a key overseeing role and will provide a link between the sport and the company's other business. On Thursday, he gave the most detailed insight yet into what direction Liberty's management is planning to take....
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