In 1993 as a 12-year old I wrote a letter to Mr. Eccelstone regarding the Australian GP moving from my home town of Adelaide to Melbourne, amid much conjecture. He personally replied to my letter with the upmost clarity and respect. The fact he gave time to fans while driving a now Billion dollar business is very admirable, If he only knew it was a pivotal point of my life that steered me toward being a Journalist, great interview TC. Brendan.
Yeah good old Bernie he’s basically seen every era of F1, incredible. He’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but F1 would not exist if not for him I’m glad you did a Beyond The Grid with him. He is a Legend. I’m not his biggest fan but I appreciate what he’s accomplished. Thanks for everything you’ve done in Formula One Bernie Ecclestone. 🏎👍
if it wasn't him, we would have 400km/h F1 cars and dozens of dozens of deads to report. so yeah, like you said he's not everybody's cup of tea but at least he took some right decisions. slowing cars down was one of'em.
F1 would defo easily exist without him, only it would be a lot less about money. Getting him out of the way was the best thing that could've happened to F1
Daniel Richardson I’m old enough to have been to Grands Prix in the early 70’s . Not many people there and it wasn’t on the tv. Bernie invented F1 . Full stop
@@MikeeCZ for now yeah. but not 20/25 years back in the late 90's early 2000's. he had his time. time for omething else. Ross is the man who will save F1 from falling apart.
I'll admit that his business sense did a damn good job of putting F1 on top. Just wish ol' moneybags left before trying to figure out ways to KEEP it on top.
Bernie! Thank you! He’s seen it all... every book I’ve read on him contains fascinating insights... while others have talked the talk, Bernie has used front and intelligence to just get on with it. A remarkable man.
Why you keep asking about Senna in EVERY INTERVIEW, even with people who have few relations with his story? Didint asked about Carlos Pace, De Angelis, a lot of drivers who DROVE for Brabham, but always this Senna´s bs! Hope when you interview Eddie Irvine you dont spend half the interview asking about Senna and Suzuka 1993
I Always enjoyed the "Bernie and Brundle" double act on Martin's grid walks, naturally, Brundle is a used car dealer as well, he knew he was never going to get a straight answer to any questions he asked Bernie.
Bernie, you'll never be forgotten. Your legacy will live through your family and friends. Thank you for all that you have done for a sport that makes people around the world enjoy cars and races.
Bernie seems like the kind of man that you like more the better get to know him. It's a good thing that people got a better picture of the man. I would love to meet him.
His biography called "No Angel" is one of the best books I've ever read, I've little patience and so when i started the book I didn't think I'd finish. It addicted me, best f1 stories ever.
Clarkson's a Senna fanboy. He feels he must shove in that subject in every single interview. It's unbearable. Senna wasn't quicker than Piquet in that Brabham test, so stop making up stuff.
He thinks he qwill be forgotten in months? I heavily doubt that. I remember watching my first few F1 races and asking my stepfather of the time who he was. A controversial figure for sure, but he wont be forgotten
Having promised F1 would always be free to view and then having decided to finally sell off, he earned a fortune and then turned his back on the fans to make even more! Thanks Bernie! He never had a love of the sport as his main focus, just his bank balance.
Tom Clarkson I would love to meet you face to face to tell you how amateurish and childish you are... Your Senna worship is actually cringeworthy.... Its like you miss being physical with him the way you ask the questions of everyone about Senna. What where there feelings when they met him like Senna was Jesus. Your absolute hatred for Nelson Piquet is what gets me... You are so blind and so blinkered... Your Interview with Gordon Murray he states NPK best allrounder he worked with and that includes the great Alain Prost and your boyfriend yet you focus on the Senna Test. You ask Jean Alesi about how Senna treated him after Phoenix 1990 and Alesi says Senna was not friendly but Nelson Piquet was amazing and you just skirt over it like its a non Event. Bernie Ecclestone says if he could choose any driver again it would be Piquet and then you focus on your fetish for Senna. Three true legends of F1 talk about Piquet for the great guy he was, the warm friendly easy going man. Not to mention a magic driver but you simply overlook that. For that reason alone your credibility is not high. Great concept beyond the Grid but you are the wrong person to conduct it. You irritate me... Glad you don't film it as I can imagine no one would watch unless you focussed on the guest. Watch the Frank Dernie Podcast and see what he says about Nelson. Watch the Alistair Caldwell Podcast and see what he says about Nelson.... Did Nelson ever drive another driver off the road, lie to the Press, act like a cry baby, Kick a fan (Senna 1991 when Mansell gave him a lift on slowdown lap at Silverstone) … Was Nelson ever a Prima Donna?????? Get some morals.... Nelson represented everything a F1 Driver of the 80's should be... Playboy yet not arrogant.... Didn't drink, smoke or act like a jerk.... Had the best Helmet design of all time... Drove the best looking car of all time the BT52..... Helped design tyre warmers, developed active suspension, made Pirelli competitive by himself in 1985 and was the reason BMW was able to win the title in 1983..... Yes yes I know people are gonna say I am biased to Piquet like Clark Kent is to Senna.... BS I am just stating the facts as the ultimate fan of a great human being that has never ever got the credit he deserves. Watch the 2017 Autosport Awards where NPK gets a life time achievement award and see the humility of a 65 year old great. Watch where he kneels on the floor before Frank Williams (deceitful sod) and THOMAS WATCH HUNGARY 1986 WHERE THE GREATEST OVERTAKE OF ALL TIME TOOK PLACE AND SEE WHO WAS WHO IN THE ZOO
Thank you Keke.. That's what irks me is that Tom has a Senna hero worship and he assumes everyone else does. He thinks that if Senna was present everything else is irrelevant and that's unprofessional.
Very true, I see Piquet as the driver to beat from 1980 to 1984. He was intelligent, quick and reliable, unfortunately his cars let him down quite regularly, especially in 1982 and 1984. Now noone is remembering the crash with Prost in Zandvoort in 1983. Prost made a mistake, slided into Nelson's car and they both retired giving a win and a championship chance to Arnoux. But there was no hatred, cold war or anything, they were both professionals and gentlemen. The good old days before Senna's cruelty destroyed sportsmanship in F1. Piquet is very underrated nowdays.
So True and that's what just Irks me so much. Other than the Nigel Roebuck's Peter Windsors and the Maurice Hamiltons in the Press everyone else saw Nelson as he was. A British Journalist Mike Doodson was the only one who said it as it was. Nikki Lauda was a close friend and rated him, Prost never had an issue and there was immense mutual respect. Denis Jenkinson rated NPK as amongst the very best. Syd Watkins, Jean Marie Balestre and Ken Tyrell legends of the Sport loved Nelson. Herbie Blash, Charlie Whting, Frank Dernie Patrick Head, Gordon Murray, Bernie Eccelstone. Alistair Caldwell listen, read, see what they have to say about the great man. Read a book by Di Spires who ran the Benneton motor home and she says Nelson was the nicest driver she worked with and yes she also worked with Ayrton and Elio at Lotus. There is no one that has a bad word to say about him unless there is a Agenda be it a Mansell or Senna Bias. Find me one time that NPK was dirty on track with another driver.... You wont he was clean and fair. Watch the Autosport awards of 2017 when he gets a life time achievement award. The man is humble. Watch any and I mean any interview on You Tube and see the jovial friendly humble team player. Watch any interview and tell me you see the same. I personally will make it my mission to defend in my opinion the most complete F1 Driver of all time and a great human being to boot.
@@DaveMcIroy by the way, some of you Anglo Saxons, please drop your imperial and colonial attitudes. The World has changed. People might speak English these days. But unfortunately, you are not always correct about your so-called language.
Bernie never gave a shit about F1. It was always about the control, the power, the money... the GAME. In other words, he's just another 'Classic Psychopath.' Not going to watch 10 seconds of this, since that would only legitimize him.
You mean after he turned it into the Super sport it is after gaining the commercial rights in the early 80's. He was past his tenure as leading F1 for sure but you have to respect modern F1 wouldn't exist without him.
@@TheRagingStorm98 F1 was the most popular racing in the world long before he took charge, he just made it all about politics and money. Lot less pure sport than it used to be.
Stuff Frank Williams he is a dishonest no morals individual and as harsh as it sounds he really got what he deserved, both health wise and his teams current position. Screwed the nicest driver of all time Nelson Piquet then Mansell Prost, Hill.... Get Frank Dernie he is a real legend
@@michaelpashut1696 All people in life in general aren't nice and people in positions of power, celebrities, competitive sports persons etc aren't all going to be nice. I don't know the people I've listed but I loved F1 and its nice to hear stories, incidents etc from that time.
@@michaelpashut1696 Are Piquet, Mansell, Prost & Hill homeless, living hand to mouth. No they are very well off, which Frank helped them with. They wanted more money, Frank did not want to give it, they left for other teams or retired. Just because you don't renew a contract with a driver does not mean you deserve life long paralysis.
@@morethanamazing8717 But without him we'd have less corruption in the FIA history books, a more open sport during the 200s and early 2010s, Group C lasting into the 2000s and without his idiot friend Mosely the 2005 US GP disaster might not have even happened. More of a detriment than a benefit to world motorsport IMO.
Bernie gets a lot of unfair criticism. He is an absolute legend who made F1 what it is today. Everyone involved in the sport in either a fan or staff capacity owes him so much. Despite what he says, I certainly will never ever forget him 🙌
Cool! This has been a long time coming. Bernie is certainly a polarizing man but we owe him some respect even if we dont agree with everything he's done. It's nice to hear from him
The London Business School should offer Bernie an honorary doctorate for outstanding contribution to international business, with a visiting professorship. Remember critics, this is the individual who built in the modern era, the global sport that is the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
I know thats probably not the point of a podcast but please record the interviews as video. I can't sit here for an hour listening to it while not seeing anything
So many people judge Bernie based on things he said, but the point is that’s irrelevant as he never believed a thing he put out into public, it was all a device to achieve something. The only way you can really judge him is to look at what he *achieved*, which was more than anyone else could have done. Everyone who loves F1 owes Bernie a huge debt of gratitude.
Smart, tough, devious, astute, clever, wheeling, strategic and wise - though many of those qualities have made Bernie enemies (fans and professionals alike) but he has also made others very happy, like me. If he'd not have done what he did with F1, we wouldn't have enjoyed it as we have. A brave, resolute, difficult, skilled, masterful and very worth listening to. Tom, thanks, nice one. Bernie, that was amazing to listen to.
Closet nazi, loves despots and tyrants and hates democracy. Trumpist. And an asshole. That is what Bernie actually is. He does not think you should have a say in things.
Worst thing that could ever happen to F1 the american influence that's taking over...and there ever increasing need to fuck it up with the American entertainment strategies. The new US snowflake culture is ruining F1.
In 1993 as a 12-year old I wrote a letter to Mr. Eccelstone regarding the Australian GP moving from my home town of Adelaide to Melbourne, amid much conjecture. He personally replied to my letter with the upmost clarity and respect. The fact he gave time to fans while driving a now Billion dollar business is very admirable, If he only knew it was a pivotal point of my life that steered me toward being a Journalist, great interview TC. Brendan.
Thank you for sharing this.
Wow,dude,write a letter?You mean you know where does Mr.Ecclestone live or you know his email address?
I hate to say but it was probably his assistent..
Yeah good old Bernie he’s basically seen every era of F1, incredible. He’s not everyone’s cup of tea, but F1 would not exist if not for him I’m glad you did a Beyond The Grid with him. He is a Legend. I’m not his biggest fan but I appreciate what he’s accomplished. Thanks for everything you’ve done in Formula One Bernie Ecclestone. 🏎👍
if it wasn't him, we would have 400km/h F1 cars and dozens of dozens of deads to report. so yeah, like you said he's not everybody's cup of tea but at least he took some right decisions. slowing cars down was one of'em.
F1 would defo easily exist without him, only it would be a lot less about money. Getting him out of the way was the best thing that could've happened to F1
Daniel Richardson I’m old enough to have been to Grands Prix in the early 70’s . Not many people there and it wasn’t on the tv. Bernie invented F1 . Full stop
@@MikeeCZ for now yeah. but not 20/25 years back in the late 90's early 2000's. he had his time. time for omething else. Ross is the man who will save F1 from falling apart.
I'll admit that his business sense did a damn good job of putting F1 on top. Just wish ol' moneybags left before trying to figure out ways to KEEP it on top.
Bernie is the first guy that comes to mind when you think about F1.
He is F1.
I love how steadily the episodes of beyond the grid keep on increasing in length. It's like seeing your wish come true!!!.
What an intriguing person. Great work Tom with the questions. Got it to flow with the toughest interviewee!!! Chapeau
Will add....Bernie will always be remembered.
1:08:13 onwards..very interesting take on that legacy question.
Bernie! Thank you! He’s seen it all... every book I’ve read on him contains fascinating insights... while others have talked the talk, Bernie has used front and intelligence to just get on with it. A remarkable man.
Why you keep asking about Senna in EVERY INTERVIEW, even with people who have few relations with his story? Didint asked about Carlos Pace, De Angelis, a lot of drivers who DROVE for Brabham, but always this Senna´s bs! Hope when you interview Eddie Irvine you dont spend half the interview asking about Senna and Suzuka 1993
He won’t sell his cows 🐮!! That’s awesome, Bernie. Spare their lives my man.
I have not heard that segment yet and appreciate your comment.
I Always enjoyed the "Bernie and Brundle" double act on Martin's grid walks, naturally, Brundle is a used car dealer as well, he knew he was never going to get a straight answer to any questions he asked Bernie.
Congrats TC for asking the Great Train Robbery question. I was waiting for that one and you delivered
Bernie, you'll never be forgotten. Your legacy will live through your family and friends. Thank you for all that you have done for a sport that makes people around the world enjoy cars and races.
Bernie seems like the kind of man that you like more the better get to know him. It's a good thing that people got a better picture of the man. I would love to meet him.
His biography called "No Angel" is one of the best books I've ever read, I've little patience and so when i started the book I didn't think I'd finish. It addicted me, best f1 stories ever.
His final answer is brilliant, and maybe it sums it all up.
Thank you, I have not heard the ending and looking forward for it. Pure substance.
Clarkson's a Senna fanboy. He feels he must shove in that subject in every single interview. It's unbearable.
Senna wasn't quicker than Piquet in that Brabham test, so stop making up stuff.
This podcast is legendary
They did it, they really did it!
As a sim racing fan it bothers me a lot hearing the words "mobile" and "simulation game" in one sentence 31:05
8:05 "was it frustrating?"
Wht a man! The daddy of F1
Karan Magdum The “daddy” sounds rather....interesting 🤨
Excellent research 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 you could feel the respect shown by mrE. good job and very entertaining
Bernie doesn't give much away even in his retirement.
Another New Beyond The Grid Radio!
Can you put the subtitels?
"I don't remember buying McLaren".
He thinks he qwill be forgotten in months? I heavily doubt that. I remember watching my first few F1 races and asking my stepfather of the time who he was. A controversial figure for sure, but he wont be forgotten
Fantastic, very interesting
Wow that was unexpected
This man is inmortal
If it wasn't for Bernie, there's no way, NO WAY, F1 would be what it is today. He made it happen.
It will be possible add to engilsh subtitutles for all parts / next parts /?
What did Bernie say at 10:33?
"He was a used car dealer?"
@@FernandoLima-eo3gt Yes.
I'm actually early for one of these. This is nice.
that aws thing is a yoke
Sheeyit!!!
I WOULD LIKE MONTOYA INTERVIEW
Artificial rain sounds like a pretty good idea now doesn't it?!?
No, the word artificial ruins it for me. You have to see dark clouds coming, not some computer algorithm deciding when it's start to 'rain'.
No
Having promised F1 would always be free to view and then having decided to finally sell off, he earned a fortune and then turned his back on the fans to make even more! Thanks Bernie! He never had a love of the sport as his main focus, just his bank balance.
Bernie Testecclestone
Goodbye poison dwarf.you were the near death of decent F1.gone but not sadly missed.
Brilliant man. Still messing with people. :))
Should have asked him why was his name in Epstein's book...
This podcast should be called: God after he ruled, Beyond the Grid.
Tom Clarkson I would love to meet you face to face to tell you how amateurish and childish you are... Your Senna worship is actually cringeworthy.... Its like you miss being physical with him the way you ask the questions of everyone about Senna. What where there feelings when they met him like Senna was Jesus. Your absolute hatred for Nelson Piquet is what gets me... You are so blind and so blinkered... Your Interview with Gordon Murray he states NPK best allrounder he worked with and that includes the great Alain Prost and your boyfriend yet you focus on the Senna Test. You ask Jean Alesi about how Senna treated him after Phoenix 1990 and Alesi says Senna was not friendly but Nelson Piquet was amazing and you just skirt over it like its a non Event. Bernie Ecclestone says if he could choose any driver again it would be Piquet and then you focus on your fetish for Senna. Three true legends of F1 talk about Piquet for the great guy he was, the warm friendly easy going man. Not to mention a magic driver but you simply overlook that. For that reason alone your credibility is not high. Great concept beyond the Grid but you are the wrong person to conduct it. You irritate me... Glad you don't film it as I can imagine no one would watch unless you focussed on the guest. Watch the Frank Dernie Podcast and see what he says about Nelson. Watch the Alistair Caldwell Podcast and see what he says about Nelson.... Did Nelson ever drive another driver off the road, lie to the Press, act like a cry baby, Kick a fan (Senna 1991 when Mansell gave him a lift on slowdown lap at Silverstone) … Was Nelson ever a Prima Donna?????? Get some morals.... Nelson represented everything a F1 Driver of the 80's should be... Playboy yet not arrogant.... Didn't drink, smoke or act like a jerk.... Had the best Helmet design of all time... Drove the best looking car of all time the BT52..... Helped design tyre warmers, developed active suspension, made Pirelli competitive by himself in 1985 and was the reason BMW was able to win the title in 1983..... Yes yes I know people are gonna say I am biased to Piquet like Clark Kent is to Senna.... BS I am just stating the facts as the ultimate fan of a great human being that has never ever got the credit he deserves. Watch the 2017 Autosport Awards where NPK gets a life time achievement award and see the humility of a 65 year old great. Watch where he kneels on the floor before Frank Williams (deceitful sod) and THOMAS WATCH HUNGARY 1986 WHERE THE GREATEST OVERTAKE OF ALL TIME TOOK PLACE AND SEE WHO WAS WHO IN THE ZOO
Well said. Every one of this podcasts someone mentions Senna and Tom drops down his knickers 😁. Embarrasing!!
Thank you Keke.. That's what irks me is that Tom has a Senna hero worship and he assumes everyone else does. He thinks that if Senna was present everything else is irrelevant and that's unprofessional.
Very true, I see Piquet as the driver to beat from 1980 to 1984. He was intelligent, quick and reliable, unfortunately his cars let him down quite regularly, especially in 1982 and 1984. Now noone is remembering the crash with Prost in Zandvoort in 1983. Prost made a mistake, slided into Nelson's car and they both retired giving a win and a championship chance to Arnoux. But there was no hatred, cold war or anything, they were both professionals and gentlemen. The good old days before Senna's cruelty destroyed sportsmanship in F1. Piquet is very underrated nowdays.
So True and that's what just Irks me so much. Other than the Nigel Roebuck's Peter Windsors and the Maurice Hamiltons in the Press everyone else saw Nelson as he was. A British Journalist Mike Doodson was the only one who said it as it was. Nikki Lauda was a close friend and rated him, Prost never had an issue and there was immense mutual respect. Denis Jenkinson rated NPK as amongst the very best. Syd Watkins, Jean Marie Balestre and Ken Tyrell legends of the Sport loved Nelson. Herbie Blash, Charlie Whting, Frank Dernie Patrick Head, Gordon Murray, Bernie Eccelstone. Alistair Caldwell listen, read, see what they have to say about the great man. Read a book by Di Spires who ran the Benneton motor home and she says Nelson was the nicest driver she worked with and yes she also worked with Ayrton and Elio at Lotus. There is no one that has a bad word to say about him unless there is a Agenda be it a Mansell or Senna Bias. Find me one time that NPK was dirty on track with another driver.... You wont he was clean and fair. Watch the Autosport awards of 2017 when he gets a life time achievement award. The man is humble. Watch any and I mean any interview on You Tube and see the jovial friendly humble team player. Watch any interview and tell me you see the same. I personally will make it my mission to defend in my opinion the most complete F1 Driver of all time and a great human being to boot.
🫅❤️💯🛣️ F1 VALENCIA
32:55
Can you please record the interview so we can see you guys
should have asked about him taking passes away from hundreds of people he just didn't like
The man, the myth, the F1 destroyer.
Bernie is brilliant, as usual. Great interview. Didn’t liked the interviewer, though
What's the matter with the sound? Every time Bernie speaks there's a very annoying rumbling....terrible...
I thougt he was myth but he's still alive
*Ecclestone's contact and address information had it's own dedicated page in Jeffrey Epstein's little black book.* Really makes you think.
The witless chump who's interviewing sounds utterly terrified of him...
The old kook almost ruined the sport.
And without him F1 maybe would have died.
WOW, kid learn some history please!
@@jimmy5353, learn proper english!
@@DaveMcIroy lol I was not talking about you. Since you mentioned, please give me some English education.
@@DaveMcIroy by the way, some of you Anglo Saxons, please drop your imperial and colonial attitudes. The World has changed. People might speak English these days. But unfortunately, you are not always correct about your so-called language.
THE MAN WHO RUINED F1
Promoting garbage that doesn't work, intelligent...
did you check your wallets after the interview and how did he ask for to do it
Bernie never gave a shit about F1. It was always about the control, the power, the money... the GAME. In other words, he's just another 'Classic Psychopath.'
Not going to watch 10 seconds of this, since that would only legitimize him.
Sociopath
i never listen to these. add video please. you can listen without watching
The man who tried to destroy formula 1
You mean after he turned it into the Super sport it is after gaining the commercial rights in the early 80's. He was past his tenure as leading F1 for sure but you have to respect modern F1 wouldn't exist without him.
@@TheRagingStorm98 literally every decision he made was down to money, a second thought was never given to history, tradition or the fans
@@TheRagingStorm98 F1 was the most popular racing in the world long before he took charge, he just made it all about politics and money. Lot less pure sport than it used to be.
Please, we need timestamps for these podcasts
how bout you make em
No way, listen to the whole thing
@@morethanamazing8717 Not every person has a lot of free time to listen to not-so-important things, you know... -,-
@morethanamazing, if you don't have the time, simply do not listen. This is not about you.
Marc Davies selfish
Love him or hate him, many of us wouldn’t be watching F1 if it wasn’t for Bernie Ecclestone.
Kidslovef1 🙏🏻still waiting for one race where the track is sprayed with water and the grid is reversed 😂🙏🏻
bollocks
Yeah
@@emiliofernandez7117 lol
And he thinks he'll be forgotten by the sport when he left so many marks in it
Ron Dennis, Frank Williams, Keke Rosberg, Patrick Head, Rory Byrne, Josef Leberer, Peter Sauber next please.
Stuff Frank Williams he is a dishonest no morals individual and as harsh as it sounds he really got what he deserved, both health wise and his teams current position. Screwed the nicest driver of all time Nelson Piquet then Mansell Prost, Hill.... Get Frank Dernie he is a real legend
@@michaelpashut1696 All people in life in general aren't nice and people in positions of power, celebrities, competitive sports persons etc aren't all going to be nice. I don't know the people I've listed but I loved F1 and its nice to hear stories, incidents etc from that time.
@@michaelpashut1696 Are Piquet, Mansell, Prost & Hill homeless, living hand to mouth. No they are very well off, which Frank helped them with. They wanted more money, Frank did not want to give it, they left for other teams or retired.
Just because you don't renew a contract with a driver does not mean you deserve life long paralysis.
@@michaelpashut1696 "nicest driver of all time Nelson Piquet"
Nelson is a lot of things, but i wouldn't describe him as nice. Dude was a bonafide cunt
This interview has long been overdue, am a regular fun of this show, keep up the great work.
The immortal lich has returned.
The man the myth the old head!! Introducing the artificial rain master mind Burger Eclairstone
@@spuddyl9938 In recent years (since 2012/2014) yes, but overall no.
@@spuddyl9938 ruined F1? How? Without him you wouldn't even have F1 to watch
Spuddy L What was your place in the creation of F1 ?
@@morethanamazing8717 But without him we'd have less corruption in the FIA history books, a more open sport during the 200s and early 2010s, Group C lasting into the 2000s and without his idiot friend Mosely the 2005 US GP disaster might not have even happened. More of a detriment than a benefit to world motorsport IMO.
Ernie Hecklerock?
Always love hearing from him . his dry humour . he is so grounded .
Just sad that he wont be around too long = (
Bernie gets a lot of unfair criticism. He is an absolute legend who made F1 what it is today. Everyone involved in the sport in either a fan or staff capacity owes him so much. Despite what he says, I certainly will never ever forget him 🙌
This should have been the first ever episode !!
This'll be interesting! Can't listen to right now but can't wait!
The man himself! He built F1. Thank you very much for this interview.
Ohhh The BOSS is here. Can't wait to listen.
The poison dwarf reveals all...
Cameron Spencer meanigless
Perfect nickname
Certainly a Marmite figure but a fascinating character all the same. Impossible to ignore his contribution to F1.
Cool! This has been a long time coming. Bernie is certainly a polarizing man but we owe him some respect even if we dont agree with everything he's done. It's nice to hear from him
YOU EARN NOT PAY FOR RESPECT LOL
Look at you with the fancy new icon !
Well said . The world is a complicated place if you actually get it there and do something .
@@Gazgit555 He has earned it.
@@keyboardwarrior327 GLAD YOU AGREE WITH ME
I am 32 I don't remember what happened 5 years back & here is a OLD MAN 88 years old who remembers everything 60 years back
The MAN WHO SAVED COWS FROM THE SLAUGHTER HOUSE! 😍👍
The London Business School should offer Bernie an honorary doctorate for outstanding contribution to international business, with a visiting professorship.
Remember critics, this is the individual who built in the modern era, the global sport that is the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
Another great interview. Like him or hate him, the majority of F1 fans/viewers wouldn't be watching if it weren't for Bernie Ecclestone.
Only just listened to this episode - and gained a whole new level of respect for a person whom I never thought much of.
MACHINE LEARNING? They have a virus in their tire degradation system... (They are Beyond 60 grid place penalty bad IMO)
Seven World Titale Which zSir Lewis Is Supremely
A film needs to be made on this mans life
I know thats probably not the point of a podcast but please record the interviews as video. I can't sit here for an hour listening to it while not seeing anything
Use your imagination
The man who changed F1! For better or worse, like it or not!
Yeah he made it this great big corrupted mess.
Great interview!!! I love Bernie!!!! What a masterful job he did!!! Love him or hate him...he built F1!!!
So he's a bitter person because he was no good as a driver, got it 👍🏻
So many people judge Bernie based on things he said, but the point is that’s irrelevant as he never believed a thing he put out into public, it was all a device to achieve something. The only way you can really judge him is to look at what he *achieved*, which was more than anyone else could have done. Everyone who loves F1 owes Bernie a huge debt of gratitude.
Hey Tom, when are you going to get Keke Rosberg as a guest on Beyond The Grid?
Holy crap, looking at the thumbnail i thought he died
I thoughed the same
looks like he has skin cancer tho. don't make fun of him guys.
Risanda Adhi Pratama yeah
JayB29
I think it’s because of the black and white filter.
@@JayB-lz6yd wait what?
Smart, tough, devious, astute, clever, wheeling, strategic and wise - though many of those qualities have made Bernie enemies (fans and professionals alike) but he has also made others very happy, like me. If he'd not have done what he did with F1, we wouldn't have enjoyed it as we have. A brave, resolute, difficult, skilled, masterful and very worth listening to. Tom, thanks, nice one. Bernie, that was amazing to listen to.
Closet nazi, loves despots and tyrants and hates democracy. Trumpist. And an asshole. That is what Bernie actually is. He does not think you should have a say in things.
Finally
Bernie was mega! Interviewer needs to go.
Awww, no-one made bookmarks.
Has anyone else listened to this at least 3 times sense it's been out. This one is amazing!
love him or loath him, this man made f1 into the conglomerate it is today. respect.
Worst thing that could ever happen to F1 the american influence that's taking over...and there ever increasing need to fuck it up with the American entertainment strategies. The new US snowflake culture is ruining F1.
Dig into his past. The sooner he disappears, the better... and leave the fuckin' microphone alone !