Having presided over one of the most exciting seasons in recent memory, including a welcome return to the United States and an ever-burgeoning fan base, you might expect Formula One group CEO Bernie Ecclestone to be enjoying a well-earned winter break. Instead he's working harder than ever to look after his 'baby' and doesn't plan to step back anytime soon. ... Read more
Bernie limits prize money The team which finishes last in this year's Constructors' Championship will not receive any prize money, Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed. Read more
Ecclestone: No Bahrain worries Bernie Ecclestone has said he doesn't anticipate anti-government protests disrupting this year's Bahrain Grand Prix. Read more
Bernie backs Vettel decision Bernie Ecclestone thinks that Sebastian Vettel was right to ignore team orders at the Malaysian Grand Prix. Read more
Bernie Ecclestone wants Melbourne race for '50 years' Formula One ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone on Tuesday said he would happily sign a contract for Melbourne to host the Grand Prix for 50 years, declaring "everybody loves Australia". Read more
Bernie predicting a new Button Bernie Ecclestone thinks F1 will see a new Jenson Button in 2013 following the departure of Lewis Hamilton at McLaren. Read more
Ecclestone relaxed despite German allegations Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone said he was "100 per cent" relaxed following claims that he faces charges that could affect his role at the head of the sport. Read more
Bernie Ecclestone hopeful of German Grand Prix Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone is hopeful that the German Grand Prix will take place this season despite problems with the troubled Nuerburgring circuit. Read more
Bernie Ecclestone threatens to shift Brazilian GP The F1 chief has given local officials an ultimatum to upgrade commercial boxes, event rooms and sanitary areas in addition to the paddock and pit-lane areas, reports Xinhua. Read more
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