Ecclestone has put 69 cars up to auction through ... of the collection has to be the Ferraris. Bernie has assembled a collection of Ferrari Formula 1 cars that today would be near-impossible ...

WHEN Formula One tycoon Bernie Ecclestone decided to sell his collection of some of the rarest cars on the planet, he went to an unlikely location. It was a showroom on an unassuming industrial ...

MORE than 10 years after a major brand went bust, a treasure trove of rare cars has been uncovered. Around 120 cars were ...

There is, it’s called sprinklers, and it was an idea proposed by former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone back in 2011 ... braking zone to divebomb the car ahead. Only three times in the last ...

Earlier this month, Bernie Ecclestone sold his car collection, which comprises F1 cars from the earliest days of the Formula One Championship. Maserati and Ferrari are represented at their splendid ...

F1 icon Martin Brundle has spent more than 50 years in competitive motorsport but hasn’t built up a car collection along the way. The British driver most notably raced in F1 for the likes of ...

If you watched Formula 1 racing in the late 1990s to 2000s, chances are you vividly remember the howling roar of the V-10 engines (and some of the incredibly fast F1 cars they powered).

It follows Bernie Ecclestone, 94, revealing the reason behind selling his £500million car collection. The F1 supremo sold his 69-car garage that "embodies 70 years of history". Red Bull owner ...

The 91-year-old Ecclestone is 45 years older than his Brazilian wife Former Formula 1 car racing mogul Bernie Ecclestone has been arrested in Brazil for carrying a concealed weapon as he tried to ...

The words of Bernie Ecclestone ... the turn of the decade in 2010, F1's viewership had been sliding year after year. Sponsors were packing their bags, newer car brands were disinterested as ...

It was Bernie Ecclestone ... Next year, F1 is going through the biggest regulation change in the sport's history, introducing new rules for both cars and engines. On engines, F1 is sticking ...