links for 2008-04-03
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Intriguing.
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Right, who should tell Kimi Räikkönen about this?
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A rip-roaring, must-read post from Ed Gorman. e.g. “Ron [Dennis]… cheated at what is essentially a game and it cost him millions; Mosley has cheated in life and yet he is attempting to get off scot free”
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Pros and cons of F1 expanding beyond Europe
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“By virtue of having a press pass and paid staff it does manage to eek out some vital info that blogs and other media cannot get to.”
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“Formula One’s most famous editor Matt Bishop has had a nightmare start to his new public relations career at McLaren Mercedes “
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“…the Crown Prince of Bahrain, has written to Mr Mosley informing him in no uncertain terms that he would not be welcome in the desert kingdom, an embarrassingly clear sign that Mr Mosley’s reputation has been severely damaged.”
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Interesting discussion in the comments
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“In the club races in which I compete, a controversial system is currently used – the driver who goes fastest on any given lap in a 15/20 minute session gets pole, the second fastest gets second and so forth. Shocking, I know.”
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“The pressure on motorsport boss Max Mosley following accusations about his private life has been increased by four of the car makers in Formula One.”
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Pretty low of Max Mosley to refer to “the history of BMW and Mercedes Benz, particularly before and after the Second World War” if you ask me…
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“A quick word from the paddock. One senior team figure said he believed the momentum against Mosley is now unstoppable and referred to a “domino” affect engulfing him. Mosley himself remains defiant.”
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Good quote: “I would SO pay a small amount to watch the unedited video with enthusiastic if inaccurate commentary by Murray Walker.” Thanks Qwghlm
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“A letter from the Crown Prince of Bahrain… was a clear sign yesterday that the argument that he could march on regardless was not going to fly. If doors are closing in the face of the FIA President he cannot do his job properly and thus must resign.”
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“Autosport.com understands Mosley has called the meeting because he wants to provide the FIA will total clarity of his position.”
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David Richards: “That he reacts in this way shows that he has grown quite far away from the real world.” Has it not been this way for a long time? Meanwhile, Rosberg also voices his concerns
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