From GMM
Gerhard Berger has admitted he is not currently interested in returning full-time to the formula one paddock.
After retiring in 1997, the ten-time grand prix winner returned to F1 as BMW's joint boss until 2003, and three years later bought half of Toro Rosso.
The 50-year-old Austrian sold his share back to Red Bull's Dietrich Mateschitz in 2008, and told the Salzburger Nachrichten newspaper on Saturday that he has no regrets.
"I am currently busy with a number of projects and have no withdrawal symptoms," said Gerhard Berger.
His interview was for the Hungaroring's celebration of its 25th grand prix this weekend. Team figures and drivers gathered in the paddock on Friday to cut a huge birthday cake.
Gerhard Berger contested Hungary's first world championship race, in 1986.
"It was for me one of the most interesting developments in formula one -- a race in the Eastern Bloc!" he recalled.
Gerhard Berger has admitted he is not currently interested in returning full-time to the formula one paddock.
After retiring in 1997, the ten-time grand prix winner returned to F1 as BMW's joint boss until 2003, and three years later bought half of Toro Rosso.
The 50-year-old Austrian sold his share back to Red Bull's Dietrich Mateschitz in 2008, and told the Salzburger Nachrichten newspaper on Saturday that he has no regrets.
"I am currently busy with a number of projects and have no withdrawal symptoms," said Gerhard Berger.
His interview was for the Hungaroring's celebration of its 25th grand prix this weekend. Team figures and drivers gathered in the paddock on Friday to cut a huge birthday cake.
Gerhard Berger contested Hungary's first world championship race, in 1986.
"It was for me one of the most interesting developments in formula one -- a race in the Eastern Bloc!" he recalled.