F1 boss not worried about German bribery case

NEURBURGRING, GERMANY (AP) —Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he’s not worried about the possibility of being charged in a German corruption scandal. Ecclestone says “I’m not concerned, no drama” and that “I wouldn’t be here” if he had doubts about his legal situation. The ...

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