- One of the greatest Ferrari collections that has ever collected changing hands in historical sale.
- Bernie Ecclestone, former F1 CEO of F1, is selling a set of $ 650 million (about one billion Australian dollars) in the largest classic car deal ever.
- The group has the driving cars led by Schumacher, Moss, Askari, and Loda.
In the world of high -end cars, the deals do not become larger than this. Former Formula 1 CEO Formula Bernie Exston He sold his legendary group Ferrari for an estimated $ 650 million (about one billion Australian dollars) – the largest class of classic classic car in history.
Bernie Group consisted of 69 cars out of more than seven decades of motor sport shine; Ferrari’s most well -known Ferrari Museum Museum. from Sidi Sterling Moss Advanced drives to the dominant offers on Michael Schumacher, every car in the Ecclestone collection has a story from the Glory Glory that you tell. Now, for the first time these stories may eventually get the audience they deserve.
A new chapter begins
The man who takes the group’s keys is nothing but that Mark Mitschitz32 -year -old heir to the Red Paul Empire. The son of the Austrian billionaire in the late Dietrich Mitschitz, he is not strange to motorsport, and with this purchase, it enhances its place among elite car collectors.
These are unique compounds. They wrote the history of sport and distinctive technical monuments. “
Bernie Exston
F1 former CEO of F1 expressed his satisfaction that cars have found a good house and mentioned: “They will offer them somewhere, in a museum, so that people can look at them for the change that has not happened before.”
This will be a great moment for the masses because so far, these machines have been placed in a special fold at BigGin Hill Airport in southern England and rarely seen outside the exclusive race events. As for why Excone decided to sell? It was not about money. He simply does not want to leave the burden of managing such a historical group of his wife, Fabiana, after his death.
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The crown jewels of the group
Some of the most famous cars in the group include Michael Schumacher worth $ 13 million (about 20 million Australian dollars) Ferrari F2002, the car that was received by 11 victories in 17 Grands Prix during the Fifth World Championship season.
The group also has Nikki Loda Brabham Bt46b “The fan car.” The car is famous for the innovative fans system for the lower cycle and was one of the most controversial (wonderful) designs in F1 history. He ran only once in the 1978 Swedish Grand Prix, which won Luda, then the car was pulled from the competition.
There too Alberto Askari Ferrari 375 F1. This car won the 1951 Italian Grand Prix race and helped put Ferrari on the map on early race days.
Now, under MatsCitz, these legendary eye machines may finally be shown, as fans can really appreciate the date they hold.
