Two years after Bernie Ecclestone apologised for saying he would “take a bullet” for his friend Vladimir Putin, Ecclestone has pledged his allegiance to another world leader: Donald Trump. The ex- Formula 1 supremo has heaped the highest praise upon the US president, calling him “the best thing that could happen to the world”.

Night has fallen in Gstaad, as the beau monde defy unusually mild, slushy snow conditions with some opulent après-ski. It has long been the place for people-watching, this achingly chic Swiss Alpine village where you find a 15th-century chapel nestled alongside a Valentino boutique.

Bernie Ecclestone (94) reflects on his long and eventful life with striking honesty. The former Formula 1 boss admits that everything he ever did was for his own benefit. If others happened to gain from it,

Formula 1 former head Bernie Ecclestone advised Lewis Hamilton to focus on racing instead of pursuing other “nonsense activities.According to Independent, British business magnate and motorsport executive weigh on seven-time World