Comments on: Ten videos Max Mosley should watch

By: AC

AC — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 11:56:01 +0000

And then there’s Triumph of The Will, he might want to watch that.

By: AC

AC — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 11:55:33 +0000

And then there’s The Triumph of The Will, he might want to watch that.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 01:18:07 +0000

In light of recent events, I’m inclined to think that Mr. Mosley’s top ten video list differs from these considerably.

By: rally car fan

rally car fan — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 08:20:13 +0000

You forgot to add the ‘Allo ‘Allo episode where Helga is dressed up in her S&M gear…

By: greg

greg — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 01:54:30 +0000

max has without a doubt crippled the sport. he successfully ousted schumi by creating alonso/renault favouring rules and then politely walked away from the whole mess. he effectively created the ego of alonso who thinks hes better than he is. i dont even understand how any formula one team would want to hire him after the whole sabotage allegations he made towards his own mercedes-mclaren garage crew at the end of last season. max is effectively sleeping at the wheel. whats this tyre nonsense and using up engines for four races now instead of two? as mentioned by keith, this guy brings in rules to prevent breakdowns then decides to use engines for longer. pure contradiction by max, he needs to shape up or get out. it should be the latter. and its a downright shame that nowadays races are won and lost in qualifiers and in the pits. its just ridiculous. might as well just catch the highlights or the next mornings papers. well, we cant lay all the blame on poor maxy, at least now we know he has had his time devoted to other matters. the FIA and all racing teams should wash their hands clean of him and learn from their mistakes. his actions that have come to light in the last couple of days go further to damage this great sport more than any unjustified engine regulation or frivolous tyre requirement ever could. how can anyone enjoy the sport knowing that its president is a sexual deviant and a racist? even if my favourite driver was to win the championship tomorrow, it would have an undercurrent of disappointment knowing the game is run by max mosley. clean it up everyone! for all our sakes. id prefer it if he wasnt who he has revealed himself to trully be but now there is finally a reason to get rid of him. if he recovers from this and continues to head the FIA, the already fragile faith that still holds in large sectors of F1 fandom will be compromised.

By: Scott

Scott — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 08:40:47 +0000

I think I know what Max isnt watching you Videos he is making his own …. Well maybe this scandal will force him to steep down and fresh new ideas might come into F1

By: Mark

Mark — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 16:21:13 +0000

Check this out – this is what Max Mosley is up to when he’s not wrecking F1
F1 boss Max Mosley has sick Nazi orgy with 5 hookers
http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/3003_nazi_orgy.shtml

By: MacVittie

MacVittie — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 23:21:07 +0000

I’m afraid that Mad Max Mosley’s attacks on Jackie Stewart’s criticism of the ludicrous decisions of the FIA make me think of his father’s blind commitment to lunatic nazi style power struggles. I hope he will eventually realise that he is not the dictator in F1 and we only toleratw wee Bernie as no one with a better alternative has challenged them yet. Jackie Stewart has done more for F1 than the self serving, expedient law interpreters Max and Berie will ever achieve. MacVittie

By: John

John — Sat, 24 Nov 2007 12:28:17 +0000

He is a keen Ferrari fan, and has been very instrumental in winning Ferrari 7 titles since 1999 when he first overturned a Ferrari disqualification in the Malaysian Grand Prix to secure them the Constructors Title for the first time since 1983. Then in 2003 he changed the tyre rules late in season to help Bridgestone who provided Ferrari’s tyres thereby hindering the Michelin teams challenge that year handing Ferrai and Schumacher the titles. This decision also hindered Michelin’s tyre development cycle into 2004 thereby crating one of the most boring seasons in the Sports history. In 2006 he narrowly missed out on both titles despite trying to constantly penalise Alonso and Renault. However in 2007 he again manipulated the rules to the disadvantage of McLaren as part of his grude against Ron Dennis preventing that team and its driver Lewis Hamilton from winning the titles. As he was an unsuccessful lawyer and racing driver, it is widely assumesd he continually uses his influence to asssist Ferrari against the wider interests of the sport as a whole in order to feel he makes a contribution to the sport. However to ojective followers of the sport, his actions are the equivalent in football terms of the FA say giving Chelsea a 15 point head start at the beginning of each season – one wonders why he behaves in the way he does, and in the interests of sporting fairness and F1 as a whole the sport will only be interesting once he retires.

By: Clive

Clive — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 11:13:21 +0000

I don’t think they’d do it even if allowed. Considering that Kubica was disqualified for being underweight in Hungary last year, because he didn’t think to pick up rubbish on the tyres in his slowing down lap, the weight margins are pretty narrow. Burning off rubber with doughnuts could just be enough to get you disqualified.

And besides, we don’t want any of that common, show-off, Yankee nonsense over here, do we? Oh dear no, thank you very much.

Hmmm, I seem to be in argumentative mode this morning. Give something to get my teeth into, Keith!