U.S. Congress Intervenes in Andretti's Bid to Join Formula 1

Bipartisan group of lawmakers challenge F1's rejection of Andretti Global, citing potential antitrust violations.

A bipartisan group of U.S. Congress members has sent a letter to Liberty Media expressing concerns over anti-competitive actions preventing Andretti Global from joining Formula 1.
The letter questions the rejection under the Sherman Antitrust Act, suggesting it unfairly protects European teams and could harm American businesses.
Andretti Global, partnered with General Motors, aims to bring American innovation and competition to the global racing stage.
The congressional intervention highlights growing U.S. interest in Formula 1, spurred by an expanding American fan base.
Andretti Global continues its preparations for entry into F1, despite previous rejections, with significant investments in personnel and facilities.