F1 steers clear of Ecclestone's claim that he would 'take a bullet' for Putin
The Guardian|July 01, 2022
Formula One has sought to distance itself from remarks made by its former chief executive Bernie Ecclestone, who said he would "take a bullet" for Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, and said he was "a first-class person".
Jamie Grierson
F1 steers clear of Ecclestone's claim that he would 'take a bullet' for Putin

Ecclestone, who reportedly has been friends with Putin since the Russian Grand Prix in 2014, said Russia's invasion of Ukraine could have been avoided if the latter's president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, had done more.

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