Mark Mateschitz 🏁 69 Grand Prix cars 🏎️ (Austria)

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🚗 Bernie Ecclestone sells his legendary £500m private car collection to Red Bull billionaire Mark Mateschitz! 🏁

🏎️ The Collection: 69 Grand Prix cars 🏎️

• Assembled over 50 years 🌟
• Spanning 70 years of F1 history 🏆
• Championship-winning cars 🥇
• Unique, historic, and iconic designs 🔥

🚘 Car Highlights (Alphabetical Order):

• Alfa Romeo-beating Ferrari Thin Wall Special 🏎️🇮🇹
• Brabham BT44B & BT45C – Classic F1 designs 🖤
• Brabham BT46B ‘Fan Car’ – Swedish GP winner 🌪️
• Ferrari 312 F1 – Multiple GP wins 🏁
• Ferrari 375 F1 – Alberto Ascari’s Italian GP winner 🇮🇹🏆
• Ferrari 246 F1 – Driven by Mike Hawthorn 🌿
• Maserati 250F – Ex-Works masterpiece 🏎️💨
• Mark II BRM – 16-cylinder powerhouse 💥
• Vanwall VW10 – Stirling Moss’s GP-winning car 🇬🇧🏆
  🏁 Additional Highlights 🏁 🛵 Isle of Man TT Motorcycles – Rare and Historic Bikes 🚘 Jaguar E-Type Collection – 26 Classic Beauties

🌟 Star Drivers:

• Michael Schumacher 🏆
• Niki Lauda 🔥
• Mike Hawthorn 🌿
• Stirling Moss 🇬🇧
• Nelson Piquet 🇧🇷
• Ayrton Senna 🇧🇷

🏁 The Deal:

• Undisclosed fee 💰
• Mark Mateschitz: ‘Most worthy owner’ 🏎️💎
• Collection to be carefully preserved & expanded 🏛️
• Plans to make it accessible to the public soon 🌍

👨‍👩‍👦 Bernie’s Legacy:

• Started the collection 50+ years ago 🕰️
• Valued at £500 million 💎
• Ecclestone’s 48-year-old wife Fabiana inspired the sale 💕
• The collection now in the ‘very best of hands’ 🤝

🌍 Where’s Bernie Now?

• Lives in Gstaad, Switzerland 🇨🇭🏔️
• Owns a coffee farm in Brazil ☕🇧🇷
• Enjoys family life with his son Ace 👨‍👩‍👦

🔥 This sale marks the largest transaction of its kind in automotive history! 🏎️💨

🏛️ New Museum Likely in Austria: For Mateschitz, there hasn’t been a detailed statement about his long-term plans for the collection, other than a commitment to put the cars on display to the public in the near future (most likely in Austria, according to Hartley Jnr). “I am very pleased that Bernie has placed his trust in me to take care of this historically significant collection,” Mateschitz said. “It will be carefully preserved, expanded over the years, and in the near future it will be made accessible to the public at an appropriate location.”

Mark Mateschitz is a billionaire from Austria 🇦🇹, known for his crucial role in the success of Red Bull 🥤 and as a key figure in its global expansion 🌍. Here are some cool facts about him! ✨

• 👑 Co-Founder of Red Bull: Mark’s father, Dietrich Mateschitz, co-founded the energy drink brand in 1987 with Thai businessman Chaleo Yoovidhya. Mark was instrumental in shaping the brand’s global identity 📈.

• 💼 Business Visionary: Mateschitz helped create the iconic “Red Bull” lifestyle, which includes not only the energy drink 🥤 but also extreme sports sponsorships 🏄‍♂️, music events 🎶, and even Formula 1 teams 🏎️.

• 💰 Wealth: His estimated net worth is over $20 billion 💸, making him one of Austria’s richest individuals 💎.

• 🏆 Formula 1 Involvement: Mark’s Red Bull Racing team 🏁 is one of the most successful in F1, with multiple World Championships 🌟.

• 🌱 Sustainability Efforts: As a visionary, Mateschitz has focused on sustainable energy solutions, creating a cleaner future for Red Bull’s production 🌍⚡.

• 🏠 Private Life: Known for being private, Mateschitz keeps his personal life away from the media 📸. He enjoys a low-key lifestyle with a focus on his businesses and passions 🌟.

• 🚗 Car Enthusiast: Mark has a passion for luxury cars 🚘, and his Red Bull Racing team’s car designs have gained global attention for their engineering excellence 🏎️.

• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Legacy: Mateschitz is dedicated to keeping Red Bull’s legacy alive through his family, ensuring the company stays true to its roots and values 🌱.

🚗 Bernie Ecclestone sells £500m private car collection, Red Bull billionaire Mark Mateschitz becomes new owner 🏁💥 🏎️ Ecclestone Grand Prix Collection includes 69 iconic F1 cars, spanning 70 years of racing history 🏆🌍 🔴 Ferrari highlights: Alberto Ascari’s Italian GP-winning 375 F1, Ferrari Thin Wall Special, first 312 F1 🐎🔥 👑 Championship-winning Ferraris: Michael Schumacher, Niki Lauda, Mike Hawthorn’s legendary 246 F1 🏅🚥 🏁 Brabham cars: Rarely seen, owned since final races, includes Nelson Piquet’s championship car, tested by Ayrton Senna in 1983 🚗💨 🌟 Unique Brabham models: BT44B, BT45C, iconic BT46B ‘fan car’ — Niki Lauda’s Swedish GP-winning car 🌀🏎️ 💎 Maserati 250F: Ex-Works car, part of the legendary collection 🏎️🇮🇹 🔥 Mark II BRM: Monstrous 16-cylinder race car, a true classic 🏁💥 🇬🇧 Vanwall VW10: Driven by Sir Stirling Moss, first British car to win F1 race & Constructors’ Championship 🏆🚥 👨‍👦 Mark Mateschitz: Inherits collection, plans to preserve and showcase it to the public 🏎️✨ 🌍 Collection valued at £500m: Embodies 70 years of Formula 1 history, technical milestones, and sport heritage 💎🏁 🏠 Ecclestone’s life: Resides in Gstaad, Switzerland, spends time on Brazilian coffee farm 🌄☕ 👶 Ecclestone’s son Ace: Shares father’s passion for cars, celebrates sale milestone 🏎️👨‍👦