Bernie Ecclestone, owner of the company that manages the marketing rights of the F-1, admitted for the first time evaluates transfer ownership of them and also think retirement ..
Ecclestone said that only assign rights to a group of people who love 
and work with the same passion that he, and denied a bid by News Corporation, the Rupert Murdoch group , to buy the business of Formula 1.
and work with the same passion that he, and denied a bid by News Corporation, the Rupert Murdoch group , to buy the business of Formula 1. was also mentioned as interested Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, owner of Telmex principal sponsor of Sergio Perez pilot in the Swiss team Sauber. The boss of Formula 1, told the London press collected for ANSA said that "in any way, my plans are to go fishing or stroll through the gardens of London. I'm too old to retire and not need to get a job. "
Ecclestone, 80, controls the commercial and TV rights for Formula 1 through the CVC Capital Partners, a group that has the majority stake and which would aim, as is reported days ago, the News Corporation.
was also stated that, in case of failure to realize the business, the News Corporation would suggest at least the purchase of television rights for Britain when it expires in late 2013, the contract with the BBC . The pattern of Formula 1 also seeks to break away from Queens Park Rangers, which is close to achieving promotion to the Premier League, and which has a majority of the shares, a figure close to 112 million euros.
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