Bernie Ecclestone To Sell Historic F1 Car Collection

Bernie Ecclestone To Sell Historic F1 Car Collection Worth ‘Hundreds Of Millions’
Former Formula 1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone will be putting his racing car collection up for sale—a set that is estimated to be worth "hundreds of millions."
Bernie Ecclestone Selling Incredible 69-Car Collection of Classic F1 Machines
Former Formula 1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone is set to sell his collection of Grand Prix machinery in one of the biggest sales in history.
Bernie Ecclestone Collected F1’s Most Iconic Cars in Secret. Now They’re All Up For Sale
Amassed by the F1 supremo himself over half a century, Ecclestone's secret stash features race cars once driven by the likes of Ascari, Moss, Lauda, Piquet, Senna, and Schumacher.
Bernie Ecclestone to Sell His Iconic Formula One Car Collection Worth Over £300 Million
Bernie Ecclestone is selling his entire collection of Formula One cars, which is expected to be worth more than £300 million to the former head of the circuit. Ecclestone, 94, led F1 for
Former F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone selling £300million car collection
The Ferrari which carried Michael Schumacher to his third of five consecutive world championships with the team leads the collection.
Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone to sell car collection worth ‘hundreds of millions’
Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has announced he will sell his entire car collection, estimated to be worth “hundreds of millions” of dollars.
Motor racing-Former F1 supremo Ecclestone puts car collection up for sale
Former Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone is selling off what has been billed as the greatest collection of grand prix cars ever assembled. The 69 cars date from the start of the Formula One championship in 1950 and include examples raced by champions Alberto Ascari,
'Hundreds of millions' - Ecclestone to sell car collection
Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone is to sell his collection of race cars driven by motorsport legends including Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda and Nelson Piquet.
Bernie Ecclestone puts car collection up for sale at £500m
Bernie Ecclestone is putting his entire collection of historic grand prix and Formula One cars – 69 cars worth an estimated £500,000,000 – up for sale.
Former F1 Boss Bernie Ecclestone Is Selling All His Prized Race Cars
The collection—reportedly worth about $400 million—includes the first Ferrari to win an F1 race and other iconic machines.

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