Red Bull owner completes astonishing F1 purchase
Ecclestone has confirmed the sale of his astonishing 69-car collection – valued at half a billion pounds – this week, moving it on to Red Bull empire scion Mark Mateschitz. Among the iconic car collection includes Michael Schumacher's 2002 Ferrari in which he won his fifth world championship.
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