F1 » Ecclestone: Honda 'no great loss' to F1

More proof that the poisonous dwarf has lost his marbles, any team leaving F1 is a great loss.

Bernie should go and join Mugabe in Zimbabwe - I think the two of them would get along famously. Then Bernie can continue his dictatorship in the company of people who understand how he works...

Ecclestone blasts Honda for excessive spending, however he forgets that it is he that was to blame. The FIA have been asking for such high entry fess both from the teams, drivers via their super racing licence which has gone up by 400% this year and the circuits which now need government help to raise the funds.
People are attacking the manufacturers, yet Bernie and his consortium are the ring leaders.
Maybe the FIA should look to reduce their income as well as the teams expenditure on manufacturing, etc.
confucious say "Those in glass houses should not throw stone!"

a couple of days ago he was praising honda! he doesnt know his own mind.

I wonder if he's be saying this if another team goes and there's only 16 cars on the grid...

Plonker...

....but if you look beyond his lack of compassion for the guys who've poured their heart and soul into Honda Racing, he's right. It's a pathetic return on investment.

@ rich ard: yes well he's obviously had a drink and a sleep since then :P

every time bernie makes a comment about anything he comes out with something stupid , i mean the olympic earthquake , the racial abuse just a joke comment...the man is a fool,just because he's got millions of pounds does'nt make him not a fool,if you know what i mean lol .would'nt it be funny if all the teams left f1..he would probably say none of them are a great loss...the mans odd,i'm sure after his divorce they will find him a nice warm nursing home to live out the rest of his days....go away bernie you "are" what is wrong with f1 today.

Bernie has just proved, that he is a effing greedy, two faced selfish idiot!
Just goes to show Bernie is not good for the sport!
I hope he (Bernie) gets hounded out of the sport, and as soon as!!

I love the comment about Zimbabwe: Robert Mugabe's means of holding onto power doesn't seem a million miles away from Bernie's. Certainly in the early days he managed to put the fear of God into people: I wonder how?