Bernie Ecclestone to Sell $380 Million Formula One Car Collection

The 94-year-old former Formula 1 boss is parting with 69 historic Grand Prix cars, citing a desire to ease future burdens on his family.

Ecclestone's collection includes iconic cars driven by Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda, Ayrton Senna, and other Formula 1 legends.
The Ferrari F2002, which Schumacher drove to his fifth world championship, is among the most valuable pieces in the collection.
The cars, valued at over $380 million, are being sold privately through Tom Hartley Jnr Ltd, a specialist in historic race cars.
Ecclestone stated he wants to ensure the cars find suitable homes and avoid leaving the responsibility of handling the collection to his wife.
This decision comes a year after Ecclestone's conviction for tax fraud, which resulted in a suspended prison sentence and significant financial penalties.