Former Formula 1 chairman Bernie Ecclestone said he would "take a bullet" for Vladimir Putin and called the Russian president a "first class person".
Asked on Britain's Good Morning Britain television show if President Putin was still friends with him, the 91-year-old Englishman said on Thursday: "I'd still take a bullet for him. I'd rather it didn't hurt, but I'd still take a bullet for him." bullet".
Elizabeth Pérez tells you what else the former head of the highest automobile category said.
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