Ecclestone sorry for Hitler remarks

Bernie Ecclestone has issued an apology following remarks he made at the weekend about Adolf Hitler.

Tue, 07 Jul, 2009 - 13:47

Bernie Ecclestone has issued an apology following remarks he made at the weekend about Adolf Hitler.

During an interview with The Times at the weekend, Formula One commercial rights holder Ecclestone said he admired Nazi leader Hitler’s ability “to get things done”.

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