Bernie Ecclestone has spoken for the first time about how his reign as Formula One’s chief executive could be threatened if he is charged in a bribery case in Germany surrounding the $1.6bn sale of the motor racing series to private equity firm CVC in 2006.
The case concerns a $44m bribe Mr Ecclestone allegedly paid to a German banker, Gerhard Gribkowsky, to wave through the sale to CVC.
Mr Ecclestone says CVC “will probably be forced to  … More
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