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    Why should he resign? To make Ron happy?
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    Quote Originally Posted by F1boat
    Why should he resign? To make Ron happy?
    and make Ioan and Jean miserable. Who would then take care Ferrari wins something from time to time when they don't come up with a good car?

    So you'd rather have this slow witted guy just because you two hate the same person? Good thinking man.

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    It's getting back to the Jean-Marie Balestre style era, Max has become what he fought against.

    I can't help wondering if all of this is retribution for the proposed breakaway formula? I honestly think Max needs to go, & they need to be very careful who replaces him. The sport is in grave danger.
    Senna & Rossi, everytime.

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    Shame Jackie Stewart isn't interested.

    A lot of damage has been done this year regardless of your point of view. Fortunately the racing was good, we had a good fight for the championship and either way the winner would have been worthy, and yet still the reverberations of Max's personnal battle with some team owners continues. With Renault essentially being let of the hook, for something that Rons team got fined for is a huge problem, whether you agree or not with the desicion or the finner points, Mr Joe Bloggs average man on the street, doesn't know or care about those points, but knows the French team didn't get stung and the British / German team did.

    Most executive Directors have to retire at 60, how comes that mad old englishman gets to stay on. Its about time the news of the world got on Max's case and started digging around. Bet they would find something worth getting him the big old boot.....Appart from that I think he is a lovely careing man, sorry to all other business men I slated earlier.lol
    Indy cars says bye to Sky. Yeah baby.......

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    In fact it's not the result of what has happened that would bother me as his boss, it would be the poor manner in which he conducted himself.
    Indy cars says bye to Sky. Yeah baby.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAX_THRUST
    Shame Jackie Stewart isn't interested.
    God forbid that he changes his mind (pun intended).
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    Quote Originally Posted by F1boat
    Why should he resign? To make Ron happy?
    You got it right!
    Interesting enough it's mostly the McLaren supporters that are against him. Having the team they support exposed as liars and cheaters hurts them, but instead of facing the truth they prefer to attack those who exposed them.
    Hypocrisy showing a lot more every day.
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    Tsk, tsk, I always wonder what his father would think of him...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Oswald_Mosley

    Oh, well, could be pleased for him I guess...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ioan
    God forbid that he changes his mind (pun intended).
    Where was the pun, sorry, missed it......
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    Quote Originally Posted by F1boat
    Why should he resign? To make Ron happy?
    I'm sure Ron would be delighted if Max's choice for future FIA President took up the post

    Max Mosley has been quick to use Article 151 of the FIA's international sporting code when it suits, and Article 151 says that "any fraudulent conduct or any act prejudicial to the interests of any competition or to the interests of motor sport generally" is a breach of the rules.

    Had a current driver, or team owner, described the FIA President as a "certified halfwit" you can be sure they would be up in front of the FIA charged under article 151. Had Ron Dennis sued in light of some of the comments directed toward him in recent months he would have been derided as being over sensitive at best.
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