Ecclestone takes over at Loftus Road

Friday 17 December 2010 01:00 GMT
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Ecclestone has increased his stake in QPR to 62 per cent
Ecclestone has increased his stake in QPR to 62 per cent (Getty Images)

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Bernie Ecclestone, the Formula One rights holder, has bought a controlling share in the Championship leaders and plans to back manager Neil Warnock's bid to return them to the Premier League for the first time in 15 years.

Ecclestone, previously a minority shareholder at QPR, has increased his stake to 62 per cent after buying out Flavio Briatore.

"I am here mainly to support what Neil is doing," Ecclestone said.

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