Red Bull Owner's Son Bought Classic F1 Car Collection For $646M
Mark Mateschitz is the 32-year-old son of Dietrich Mateschitz, who is the founder of Red Bull and owner of the eponymous Formula One team. When Ecclestone put his collection up for sale, Mark decided to strike. He allegedly paid around $646 million (approximately £500 million) for all of the cars, according to the UK’s The Daily Mail.
Bernie Ecclestone sells entire £500m collection of 69 F1 cars to billionaire
Bernie Ecclestone has sold his entire collection of 69 Formula One cars to the billionaire son of Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz. The former F1 supremo had listed his epic catalogue of some of F1’s greatest models for sale late last year with Mark Mateschitz understood to have bought the lot.
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