Lucky! (Bernie Ecclestone TV series) on Quest channel

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Lucky! (Bernie Ecclestone TV series) on Quest channel

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https://www.luckytvseries.com/

New to Freeview from Thursday 16 November @10pm on Quest channel (Freeview 12, Freesat 172, Sky 144, Virgin 137).
"Bernie Ecclestone gives a highly personal account of his life in this 8-part series, which was first shown on the on demand service Discovery+ in 2022. It features some impressive archive footage."
Lucky! TV series Promo:-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJGDhNrL0oM&t=20s
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Re: Lucky! (Bernie Ecclestone TV series) on Quest channel

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Lucky !.. that was until the Tax Man won. :roll:
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Don't think a few million will make much of a dent into the billions - which ever way one looks at it 'man done well!

He joins the exclusive Ken Dodd club in exercising those chuckle muscles :lol:
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Should have been called ‘Greedy!’
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Some great colour archive footage of 1950/60/70's F1 cars and drivers in the first of the 8 episodes, including some footage of John Cooper and the Cooper Works in Surbiton, with the Cooper Mini van seen towing a trailer with Cooper race car and an early blue Mini seen in the background, parked on the garage forecourt behind the petrol pumps.....don't think it is YOK250 the Cooper prototype though.

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(The Austin Mini YOK 250 [below] became the first Cooper prototype, seen alongside a Cooper Formula Junior race car outside the Surbiton works. John Cooper was lent YOK 250 after the launch, it was built 16th July 1959, assigned to the Austin Motor Company Publicity Department and was at the BMC Mini press launch).
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