Ratings fell far away from the European city core, the crisis F1 has comeback plan

Since last year Lewis Hamilton had crossed the finish line in Abu Dhabi, the F1 Formula One had changed a lot.
Everything is changing. F1 car champion champion driver Nico Rosberg (Nico Rosberg) has been retired. At the same time, the new rules, the car becomes larger, faster, more ornamental.
But in fact, F1's biggest change takes place behind the scenes. F1 changed the new owner. Private equity fund CVC Capital Partners has transferred F1's ownership to the US Group Liberty Media.
Bernie Ecclestone, who once developed F1 as one of the most expensive sports in the world, finally announced his exit at the age of 86.
F1's new chief executive, Chase Carey, has worked hard for years in the media industry. He was also a partner of media giant Rupert Murdoch. According to him, F1 needs a new start.