Angry Mosley calls F1 deal into question 26 June 2009  Motor racing chief Max Mosley called into question a deal securing
Formula One's future on Thursday in a letter demanding a public apology
from Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo.
In the document, seen by Reuters, the International Automobile Federation (FIA) president suggested that he could rethink his decision to stand down in October. ANALYSIS - Stability is a relative concept for F1 25 June 2009
Mosley, who will stand down as president of the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA) in October while relinquishing immediately his day to day involvement in Formula One, has said he can depart knowing that the sport is set for peace and stability. Deal reached to avoid breakaway F1 series 24 June 2009
Embattled FIA president Max Mosley, who said he would not be seeking re-election, had been at loggerheads with eight teams over his plans to introduce a cap for 2010.
Silverstone fails to follow the script 21 June 2009 FIA would rather talk than litigate, says Mosley 21 June 2009 My car is all over the place, laments Hamilton 21 June 2009 Rival F1 series is a real option, says Ferrari head 13 June 2009 F1 teams seek to bypass Mosley 12 June 2009 Disappointed teams still hoping for F1 slot 12 June 2009 F1 entry list triggers more controversy 12 June 2009 New U.S F1 team hoping to decide drivers soon 12 June 2009 Formula One's new teams for 2010 12 June 2009 All existing F1 teams on 2010 entry list 12 June 2009 |
THE DRIVER OF THE MOMENT - JENSON BUTTON OF BRAWN GP
CONSTRUCTOR STANDINGS
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Germany's Sebastian Vettel ran away with the British Grand Prix in a
Red Bull one-two while championship leader Jenson Button struggled home
in sixth place on Sunday.
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel had only one slight regret after
eclipsing home favourite Jenson Button and running away with the
British Grand Prix on Sunday.