Bernie Ecclestones $100M court settlement explained - F1 Supremo still in charge @poleposition
Bernie Ecclestones $100M court settlement explained - F1 Supremo still in charge  @poleposition
Uploaded August 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
F1 business expert Christian Sylt from @FormulaMoney explains exactly why and how Bernie Ecclestone’s court case has come to an end. Mr E has paid $100 million to settle the case out of court. It looks like we’ll see him in Formula One for many more years to come.
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Bernie Ecclestone's $100M court settlement explained - F1 Supremo still in charge

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