Formula-1 magnate and Putin's fan of Bernie Ecclestoon sells a collection of car, including Schumacher's car

Bernie has collected her collection for over 50 years and consists of 69 cars, including the legendary victorious Ferrari Michael Schumacher. About it writes Daily Mail. The 94-year-old Formula-1 magnate arranges his affairs so that his 47-year-old Fabani wife did not have to suffer after his death with his unique garage of the winning Grand Prix cars.

Ecclestoon has been collecting its unique collection since the early 1970s, and it is considered the most valuable collection of this kind in the world. 69 cars were put up for sale, including Ferrari Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda and Ferrari First World Champion from the United Kingdom Mike Gottorn in 1958. Particular attention is paid to the red car, on which Schumacher won the title in 2002. Its cost exceeds £ 10 million.

Also for sale was a Vanwall VW10 car Sir Stirling Moss, where he won the first designer championship in the history of the team 66 years ago. Ecclestoon said, "I am 94 years old, and if lucky, I can live for a few more years - who knows?" But I didn't want to leave Fabi in thinking about what to do with them if I don't. I love all my cars, But maybe I had to do it five years ago, but I still haven't reached my hands.

" The collection also includes Brabham cars that belonged to the team, which Ecclestoon owned when he took control of this sport that brings a billion dollars a year - his reign lasted more -1 for £ 6. 4 billion. The sale will be carried out by Tom Hartley Jnr Ltd, one of the world's leading dealers of historic racing cars. Cars will not be auctioned but open to private buyers. Ecclestoon said, "After I have been collecting them and having them for so long, I would like to know where they went.

I have been collecting these cars for over 50 years, and I have always bought only the best from any copy. Other collectors choose Sports cars, but my passion was always the Grand Prix cars. " Bernie Ekklstone stressed that his car is more important than any ordinary car or a race car: "They are the top of sports. All mine have a fantastic race story and are rare works of art.

I decided to sell them into new homes where they would treat them so Sam, like me, and will take care of them as precious works of art. " Ecclestoon, who paid 650 million pounds last year on charges of fraud for not declaring a trust with more than £ 416 million, currently residing in Gstadad, Switzer, leaving London about five years ago.

He also spends time at the Brazilian coffee farm the size of Monaco in Ampar, 90 miles from San Paulo, for 25 minutes of flight on a helicopter from the Guarulus city airport. He and his third wife Fabian spent the first months of quarantine because of Covid with their four -year -old son Aisa, who is mowing on cars. Among their abundance of animals and fish, including carp, they have 600 cows and cattle and 18 horses.

A source close to Ekklstoun said: "It is unlikely to be his wife and daughters (Tamara and Peter) want to burden themselves with hassles from Bernie's cars. There will be money. " We will remind, in 2022 Bernard Charles "Bernie" Ekklstone, British businessman, billionaire and former head "Formula-1", said that Vladimir Putin, who started the war in Ukraine, "first-class dude", and he himself, Bernie himself, is ready to "accept For him a bullet. " Earlier he praised Adolf Hitler.