Max Mosley Steps Down

Tom · 5th July 2004, 22:05

Hope things finally improve. The replacement guy Jean T has loads of F1 and WRC experience with Ferarri and Peugeot. Lets wait and see.

GTO · 5th July 2004, 23:20

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Quote[/b] ]Hope things finally improve.

I'm with ya Tom. "Mad" Mosley is finally on his way out

GTO

papps · 8th July 2004, 00:00

i just read this on www.worldrallynews.com

All bets off for post-Mosley age
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Max Mosley’s shock announcement that he will stand down as FIA President has been greeted with a conspicuous refusal to speak on the record from many leading figures in rallying, but those prepared to talk were agreed that the sport’s direction is uncertain until a replacement takes control.

BP Ford team director Malcolm Wilson said that he was “shocked” by the news, while Peugeot Sport chief Corrado Provera hinted that Formula 1 disputes were the overriding factor.

“I don’t hate Max Mosley. I respect him in a way. Our concern should be the individual who is taking over. All the answers will be from the personality taking over: will it be someone more accepting of discussion?” Provera commented.

Prodrive/Subaru Director David Lapworth struck an optimistic note.

“I think the timescale we’re working to and the things we’re working on, I don’t think there’s any need to panic. What I hope is it gives some opportunity for stability. I would like to think that if we get our house in order, things that ain’t broke won’t be fixed,” he said.

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papps BHPian Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Newcastle, UK Posts: 271 Thanked: 0 Times	i just read this on www.worldrallynews.com All bets off for post-Mosley age 6 Jul, 15:42 Email this article Printer friendly page Max Mosley’s shock announcement that he will stand down as FIA President has been greeted with a conspicuous refusal to speak on the record from many leading figures in rallying, but those prepared to talk were agreed that the sport’s direction is uncertain until a replacement takes control. BP Ford team director Malcolm Wilson said that he was “shocked” by the news, while Peugeot Sport chief Corrado Provera hinted that Formula 1 disputes were the overriding factor. “I don’t hate Max Mosley. I respect him in a way. Our concern should be the individual who is taking over. All the answers will be from the personality taking over: will it be someone more accepting of discussion?” Provera commented. Prodrive/Subaru Director David Lapworth struck an optimistic note. “I think the timescale we’re working to and the things we’re working on, I don’t think there’s any need to panic. What I hope is it gives some opportunity for stability. I would like to think that if we get our house in order, things that ain’t broke won’t be fixed,” he said.
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