Bernie Ecclestone Sells His $646 Million F1 Car Collection To Red Bull Heir
Former F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone has sold his entire collection of historic racing cars to Mark Mateschitz, son of the late Austrian Red Bull billionaire Dietrich.
Red Bull Owner Acquires Rare F1 Cars for Astonishing $650 Million from Former F1 CEO
Red Bull owner Mark Mateschitz has reportedly bought an extremely rare collection of 69 F1 cars from former F1 CEO Bernie ...
F1's richest billionaire worth a staggering £112bn - 300 times more than Lewis Hamilton
As the world gears up for the 2025 F1 season, the Express looks at the sport's wealthiest billionaires, the richest of which ...
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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 ...
IndyCar's first race on Fox drew largest TV-only audience in 14 years, but there's a catch
Fox invested a lot into its promotion of IndyCar ahead of the first race as its media rights holder. So, what does the high ...
The 2025 Formula 1 Season Is Here. Here’s Everything You Need to Know.
Formula 1 season starts Sunday with the Australian Grand Prix, and the drama and adrenaline of the 24-race is ready to ...
Power struggles on 44th birthday as he begins IndyCar season seeking a Penske contract extension
Will Power had a rough 44th birthday when he lost power in his car, brushed the wall during practice and had his hybrid ...
Formula 1: Liam Lawson eliminated in first qualifying session, to start Melbourne Grand Prix 18th on grid
Liam Lawson will make his Red Bull Formula One debut from 18th on the grid, after being eliminated in the opening qualifying session for Sunday’s Melbourne Grand Prix. Preparing for his first Grand ...