Bernie Ecclestone has revealed what he once told US President Donald Trump over a failed bid to bring F1 to America. In the early 2010s, whilst F1 had no presence in the United States after leaving ...

Hamilton has struggled since the reintroduction of ground-effect cars and 18-inch wheels, only winning two races in the last ...

Lewis Hamilton has been tipped to make an early exit from Ferrari, in a scathing assessment delivered by former Formula 1 ...

Former Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone insists Lewis Hamilton will “not last” at Ferrari. Hamilton has completed a move from Mercedes ahead of the 2025 season and is seeking a record ...

Ecclestone hasn’t been in charge of Formula 1 for several years, following the sale of the sport’s commercial rights to Liberty Media in 2017. But, prior to this, Ecclestone ruled F1 with an ...

However, Ecclestone has failed to be captivated by Hamilton's Ferrari arrival ... "He won’t last that long," he added, hinting at an early Hamilton exit from the team. "Piero Ferrari, who has taken ...

Lewis Hamilton “won’t last” even two years at Ferrari following his switch from Mercedes, believes former F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone. After 12 seasons with Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton has ...

Former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone has offered his unfiltered opinion on Lewis Hamilton's bombshell Ferrari move, revealing that he is bound to attract a "lot of enemies" even if the new partnership ...

Bernie Ecclestone predicts short Ferrari stint for Hamilton: “He won’t last that long” – Bernie Ecclestone has never been shy about speaking his mind, and his views on Lewis Hamilton have long been ...

Bernie Ecclestone left his role as F1’s head in 2017 with Hamilton at his peak, having three world titles under his belt and four more would be on their way at Mercedes. With Hamilton such a key ...

Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has told Lewis Hamilton he'll face "a lot of enemies" at Ferrari following the Brit's switch from Mercedes. The 40-year-old is seeking a new beginning with the ...

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.