Ecclestone apologises for Hitler remarks

FORMULA One chief Bernie Ecclestone has apologised for praising Adolf Hitler’s ability to “get things done,” comments which prompted a German Jewish group to call for a boycott of the motor sport.

Ecclestone apologises  for  Hitler remarks

Ecclestone, 78, made the comments in an interview published in The Times of London last weekend.

“I have no complaints about the quote – it is what I said – but it was not what I meant to say,” Ecclestone wrote yesterday in the same paper, an article he opened with the words “First, an apology”.

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