By John McCarthy

F1 head Bernie Ecclestone has claimed that two potential buyers are willing to pay £6bn for a leading stake in the sport.

Ecclestone, who runs the sport for 35 per cent stakehold owner CVC, now has to decide whether it wants to sell for the agreed upon fee.

On offloading the elite racing competition, Ecclestone told the Mail on Sunday: “I think CVC will make a decision on the sale sooner or later.

“There are people who want to buy. Actually, two of the people have agreed the price. It’s just a question of whether CVC wants to sell or not.”

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Source: The Drum