Say what you will about Bernard Charles Ecclestone, you cannot criticise the 83-year-old's work ethic. The F1 supremo spent Friday in court in Munich, flew to Barcelona for the Spanish Grand Prix, and on Tuesday was back in Germany listening to the second day of Gerhard Gribkowsky's testimony in Ecclestone's ongoing bribery trial. The flights may not have been long haul, and travel is rather more comfortable from the back of a private jet than an easyJet, but Ecclestone's continuing desire to stay on top of all the wheelings and dealings in Formula One while also fighting to clear his name in Munich is impressive nonetheless. Tuesday's courtroom dramas were interesting, to say the least....
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