Bernie Ecclestone says he leaves behind no legacy in Formula 1 because the world moves on quickly, so he will be 'forgotten'. The 90-year-old served as chief executive of the Formula One Group until January 2017 when he was replaced by Chase Carey following Liberty Media's takeover of F1. Ecclestone was a polarising figure in the sport, though he without question helped to move F1 forward. That being said, he doesn't think he has any legacy, and instead will be quickly 'forgotten'. “I don’t have one. I will disappear and be forgotten within a few months like most people,” Ecclestone said during F1's latest Beyond the Grid podcast. “Nobody remembers. The world moves on. New people,...
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