Two young upwardly mobile families with important shoulders are trying to get their hands sullaF1, this is John Elkann and James Murdoch, who would be leading a consortium in which it could participate in the world's richest man, Mexico's Carlos Slim . By Exor Spa, the investment company of the Agnelli family, and News Corp, part of the information magnate Rupert Murdoch, the two offspring are testing the possibility of launching a bid to CVC Capital Partners Group to manage the league world's most prestigious.
"CVC recognizes the quality of Exor and News Corporation in the same way to potential investors, but any investment in Formula 1 will require the consent of CVC, and must also demonstrate that it is in sports and shareholders as a whole," reads a statement . Explanations which was followed by the words of reassurance and New Exor Corp explained that the intent of wanting to spend "the long-term development of Formula 1, in the interest of participants and fans of this sport." 
"CVC recognizes the quality of Exor and News Corporation in the same way to potential investors, but any investment in Formula 1 will require the consent of CVC, and must also demonstrate that it is in sports and shareholders as a whole," reads a statement . Explanations which was followed by the words of reassurance and New Exor Corp explained that the intent of wanting to spend "the long-term development of Formula 1, in the interest of participants and fans of this sport."
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