Max Mosley opens a can of worms.

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Originally Posted by ioan

In fact due to the EU legislation (that overrides any member countries legislation)

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The Supreme court of Germany does not agree with your view.

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Originally Posted by Valve Bounce

Do you have a link for this please? Not that I don't believe you - I just want to reassure myself that you are correct in this. I find it very difficult to believe that a court decision taken in England would hold in Turkey, say. But then, I am willing to believe you if you can provide some reference for this.

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Turkey is not a member of the EU.

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Originally Posted by ioan

EU legislation (that overrides any member countries legislation) .

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Or so Max hopes? ;)

In any event, if Max is a sudden departure as a result of the vote, it will suddenly mean we have far less of interesting, hot debates about certain personalities.

No Max v. Ron, no more Max & Bernie stuff, Max loves Ferrari, max this and Max that...

All because of something that has little or nothing to do with actual motorsports

No trouble billy-boy , half-wit doesn't even believe he'll be gone .

If Max looks like leaving , there will be more worms flying about than any can could hold .
Watch Bernard try to close this affair down now , before it's too late .

Max's offer was next fall , and Bernie's was this fall .
Believe the press , and they have the FIA wanting it now .

It's one hell of a poker game , and everyone will be wondering if they'll ever get to see Max's hand .

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Originally Posted by Bagwan

No trouble billy-boy

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Has this turned into an advertisement by Phones 4 you ( :up: :down: :up :) or something?

yeah, yeah.

Surprised the NOTW did not carry another juicy tidbit on Max this Sunday, that would have been a good time to do any knife twisting.

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Originally Posted by Valve Bounce

Do you have a link for this please? Not that I don't believe you - I just want to reassure myself that you are correct in this. I find it very difficult to believe that a court decision taken in England would hold in Turkey, say. But then, I am willing to believe you if you can provide some reference for this.

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Turkey is not part of the EU.

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Originally Posted by ioan

Turkey is not part of the EU.

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Turkey is a 'candidate' country.

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Originally Posted by Garry Walker

The Supreme court of Germany does not agree with your view.

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Tries to contest some decisions may arise in extreme cases, however that doesn't change the legislation, and EU countries have to accept the court decisions given by the other members.

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Originally Posted by SGWilko

Turkey is a 'candidate' country.

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Yes it is, but it is no member of the EU. And it will not become one until they don't change lots of things, one of the most important being the justice system (they have to make it compatible with the European one)!