The former Formula 1 boss, Bernie Ecclestone, has sold his iconic collection of racing cars in a massive deal worth $645 million. But who bought these rare machines, and what’s next for them? Read on to find out!

Bernie Ecclestone’s massive collection of historic racing cars has been sold, to a single buyer. All 69 cars were acquired by Mark Mateschitz, son of Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz, who has said he will keep them together and make the collection accessible to the public.

The buyer is no stranger to Ecclestone. His 69-car collection has been sold to Mark Mateschitz, son of the late Dietrich Mateschitz, who owned 49 per cent of Red Bull GmbH before his death in 2022. Ecclestone and Mateschitz were close friends, and the Englishman seemingly favoured a private sale over a public auction.

Former F1 Supremo Bernie Ecclestone has sold his private F1 car collection. The collection comprises 69 unique cars and is valued at 500 million pounds. Red Bull billionaire Mark Mateschitz bought it for

BERNIE ECCLESTONE has revealed the emotional reason behind selling his stunning car collection worth £500million. The F1 supremo has sold his 69-car garage that “embodies 70 years of

Bernie Ecclestone’s 69 rare F1 cars, valued at an estimated £500 million, have been purchased by Mark Mateschitz, heir to Red Bull’s fortune, in what experts call the largest classic car deal ever seen.

Former Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone sells his historic car collection to Red Bull heir Mark Mateschitz for a world-record price.

Bernie Ecclestone has sold his large car collection to Red Bull heir Mark Mateschitz for an undisclosed sum in a deal that will see them put on public display, the former Formula One supremo confirmed on Friday.

Bernie Ecclestone has sold his entire collection of historic grand prix and Formula One cars – 69 cars valued at an estimated £500 million – to the billionaire son of Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz.

Former Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has sold off his entire collection of grand prix cars – valued at around £500million – in a record-breaking deal. Ecclestone announced last year that he had put his 69 vehicle collection up for sale and on Thursday confirmed it had been sold to Red Bull co-owner and family friend Mark Mateschitz.

Bernie Ecclestone has sold his Formula 1 car collection to Mark Mateschitz, the son of Red Bull co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz and a close friend of the Ecclestone family. The sale price has not been disclosed,