Bernie Ecclestone slams F1 chief as he insists ‘I am not anti black people’

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sweet shot shows him with his arm around his wife Fabiana who is gazing adorably at baby Ace while wearing a gold playing card Ace necklace.She gave birth to the 7lb Ace, full name Alexander Charles Ecclestone, on Wednesday in Switzerland where they have been living during lockdown.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inbox Bernie Ecclestone saw his fourth child, Ace, arrive on Thursday – and the baby will be born into a £2.5billion empire.

Tamara Ecclestone’s father Bernie Ecclestone has become a father for the fourth time at the age of 89 after welcoming a baby son with his wife, Fabiana Flosi.The Formula One boss and his wife Fabiana, 44, have welcomed a son, who they have called Ace. Heiress Tamara has now gushed over having a baby brother join their family of girls.

Bernie Ecclestone is a father once again.

Bernie Ecclestone welcomed his fourth child on Wednesday, July 1, his first with his wife, Fabiana Flosi.The baby boy is named Ace, their rep confirmed to CNN on Thursday, July 2.News broke in April that the businessman, 89, was expecting a baby with the marketing executive, 44. The British entrepreneur already shares Deborah, 64, with his ex-wife Ivy Bamford, as well as Tamara, 35, and Petra, 31, with his ex-wife Slavica Ecclestone.Bernie gushed about becoming a father again, telling U.K.

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Swiss-German newspaper, Blick. Fabiana added: ‘It was all so easy.

Bernie Ecclestone has become a father for the fourth time at age 89.

Bernie Ecclestone and his wife Fabiana Flosi have welcomed a baby son.The Formula One boss has become a father for the fourth time at the age of 89 as Fabiana, 44, has given birth to their baby boy, who they have called Ace. Bernie proudly confirmed the news to Blick, saying: "We have a son named Ace.

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Bernie Ecclestone has become a father for the fourth time aged 89.The Formula One bosses' wife Fabiana Flosi has given birth to a little boy named Ace, after the couple confirmed they were expecting a baby in April.Bernie revealed they had expanded their family by confirming the Swiss German news organisation Blick, saying: "We have a son named Ace. I am so proud." Discussing her easy labour, Fabiana added: "It was all so easy.

Tamara Ecclestone spent her big day on a super-yacht to exploring Croatian caves.

Bernie Ecclestone has doubled down on his comments regarding racism in a defiant response to Lewis Hamilton.

Lewis Hamilton slammed chief Bernie Ecclestone as 'ignorant and uneducated' following the former Formula One chief's comments about racism.

Formula One have distanced themselves from comments made by Bernie Ecclestone that they say "has no place" in the sport.

on this link here."They're too busy trying to win races or find sponsors or something."Hamilton recently spoke about the times he has faced racism during his career, including an incident in Spain that saw him taunted by fans in blackface in 2008.But Ecclestone said: "I'm surprised that it concerns him."I'm really unhappy if he took it seriously. I never thought he did.

Former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone has played down racism within the sport and made the astonishing claim that "in many cases black people are more racist than white people".