With Red Bull’s dominance in F1, commercial director Nick Stocker says the team has benefited as a commercial entity—but always plans to keep “the fan at the center of everything.”

Watch the full interview » gofos.co/3y64SgU

ESPN producer Malinda Adams says both Patrick Beverley and the Milwaukee Bucks have called her to apologize.

Pat Bev refused to let Adams interview him last night because she didn't subscribe to his podcast.

Marvin Harrison Jr. still has yet to sign the preliminary NFLPA licensing agreement.

His Cardinals jersey isn't available yet, and his likeness can't currently be used in Madden.

At the center of the decision, according to Pat McAfee: Fanatics.

MORE » gofos.co/3JLkNUg

F1's Miami Grand Prix is taking over South Florida—and this morning's Front Office Sports newsletter, too 🏎️🌊🌴📩

From celebrities and attendance records to the race's billionaire NFL owner and the dominance of Red Bull, we cover it all 🎥💰🏟️

Read here ⬇️⬇️
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Patrick Beverly refused to allow ESPN’s Malinda Adams to interview him because she doesn’t subscribe to his podcast.

(via Alex Golden)

Miami Grand Prix organizers have slashed the price of a three-day ticket to $450, down from $590 a year ago.

Viewership has declined as the race’s novelty wears off.

Still, the Miami GP is also quickly becoming a core part of the local sports scene, Eric Fisher writes ⬇️

ESPN Bet's earnings came up $30 million short of analyst projections—sending $PENN stock dipping.

Even ESPN's Pat McAfee cracked jokes on-air about the sportsbook's poor performance.

Formula 1 is already maxed out at 24 races, but over 35 new venues have shown interest in hosting—if a spot opens up.

According to F1's CEO, there are 11 'realistic' contenders, including:
• New York
• Chicago
• South Korea
• India
• China
• Rwanda
• South Africa

The Big 12's Brett Yormark has floated the idea of a 14-team CFP and 76-team March Madness.

He wants more championship opportunities for teams—and is betting on the Big 12.

'I’m going to continue to bet on the Big 12 that we’re going to take some of those at-large spots.'

After winning back-to-back promotions—and now sitting just two levels from the Premier League—Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have no intention of stopping.

They have big visions for the Wrexham, including a 55,000-seat stadium—the same size as Man City's.

Here's their plan ⬇️

In just 24 hours, Topps sold 16,946 cards of bee specialist Mike Hilton.

Knicks fans took over the 76ers' Wells Fargo Center—with Joel Embiid even saying, 'It kind of pisses me off.'

To avoid another Knicks fan takeover, 76ers owners bought 2,000 tickets to give to local first responders and healthcare workers to preserve a home court advantage.

A tough morning for ESPN Bet after a poor Q1 earnings report led to this Pat McAfee pep talk:

“Hey, good luck, hey, let’s go, ESPN Bet! You get knocked down, you come back!”

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Charles Barkley has an out in his deal with TNT if the network loses its NBA media rights.

If Barkley becomes a free agent, he could easily draw offers of around $20M from the likes of ESPN and Amazon, says Michael McCarthy ⬇️

Boston Marathon sponsors get a handful of entries to give out to runners.

DICK'S Sporting Goods decided to use theirs to help three inspiring runners who qualified—but didn't meet their cutoff times.

We've partnered to share their journeys to the starting line » gofos.co/3UIehE6

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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has branded the Bears’ $4.7 billion stadium pitch, as currently constructed, as a “nonstarter.”

Pritzker’s office is still in talks with the Bears, who say they 'share a commitment to protecting the taxpayers of Illinois.'

More ⬇️

Peloton has announced that CEO Barry McCarthy is stepping down and about 400 jobs, or 15% of its workforce, will be cut.

It’s just the latest bad news in what has been a roller coaster for Peloton since going public in 2019.

Full timeline ⬇️

With his new two-year extension, Kirby Smart will surpass Dabo Swinney as the highest-paid coach in college football.

Smart now makes $13 million per year with bonuses up to $1.55 million.

That's about $250,000 a week.