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Ecclestone slaat zijn slag uit mishandeling: “See what people will do for a Hublot”

Door Jordy Stuivenberg7 december 2010 · 15:03 uur1 min lezen

LONDEN - F1-baas Bernie Ecclestone blijkt nog altijd over een goed gevoel voor humor te beschikken. De tachtigjarige Brit werd onlangs beroofd in Londen. De dieven namen voor 200.000 pond aan juwelen mee.

Ecclestone raakte gewond, maar slaat nu commercieel gezien een goede slag. “See what people will do for a Hublot”, is de slogan onder de nieuwe advertentie van de officiële horlogepartner van de F1. Ecclestone is daarin te zien met een gezwollen rechteroog.

Jordy Stuivenberg

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