Bernie Ecclestone, the man who holds the keys to Formula One, will reportedly be indicted for bribery in Germany within the next month. If convicted, he could face nearly a decade in jail and be out of Formula One before the end of the year. It's confusing. Here's what you need to know.

Bernie Ecclestone, the bowl-behaircutted leader of Formula One, sometimes (who are we kidding, all the time) opens his mouth and has stupid things to say.

Ah, the megarich. They don't even have the same custody battles that we normals do. F1 head honcho Bernie Ecclestone's smoking-hot daughter Tamara is involved in a dispute with her ex-boyfriend over a Lamborghini Aventador — one that mysteriously disappeared from a London garage over the weekend.

Bernie Ecclestone is one of the most well known faces in all of motorsports, and he isn't even a successful driver. That's because Bernie literally holds the keys to the world's most popular motorsport. But beyond that, Bernie is a sexist, greedy troll that will do nearly anything to bolster his own pockets and could…

One of the absolute best parts of seeing a Formula One race live is the sound. The current V8 cars emit a high-pitched howl that is absolutely ear-splitting and amazing to hear in person. That may not be the case when they switch to turbo V6 engines in 2014, but fortunately, F1 bossman Bernie Ecclestone may have a…

What's the biggest bar tab you've ever ran up? $100? $500? $1,000? How about $48,693?

Remember how excited you all were for the New Jersey Grand Prix. Sorry, suckers, it ain't happening next year. The next earliest opportunity will be in 2014.

The famous, inimitable, and dangerous Nürburgring is in a heap of financial trouble and looks to be entering bankruptcy.

Although neither London nor Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone have exactly okayed it, there's a chance that the stadium built for this summer's Olympics may be used for a Grand Prix race stage. The cars would race in and around the stadium, looping through the Olympic park.

Formula One's reigning autocrat, Bernie Ecclestone, told the BBC today that the upcoming New York Grand Prix (set to be held across the Hudson River in New Jersey) may be delayed a year from its planned 2013 date to 2014. It marks the first time the race has been questioned in an official capacity.