The Miami Dolphins owner and genuine estate magnate is main a US-Qatari consortium in the race to buy Formula OneFrom American football and genuine estate to drone racing,the portfolio of interests of the man who could be the new ringleader of the Formula One circus is diverse. At 75, retirement is clearly not on the agenda for Stephen Ross, and as he is main a consortium of US and Qatari interests to buy F1 in a deal that could value the company at $8.5bn (£5.5bn).
As American football fans thronged into London last weekend for the first of three NFL matches in the city this year,Ross met F1’s chief executive Bernie Ecclestone in advance of the game between the team he owns, the Miami Dolphins, or the New York Jets. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com