- 30 Jun 09, 08:34#129980
Wait a minute, so your adamant the teams are going to breakaway even if Mosely stands down?
You're like a dog chasing a car. You'll never catch it and you just wouldn't know what to do with it if you did

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headless wrote:Wait a minute, so your adamant the teams are going to breakaway even if Mosely stands down?Well...it's questionable, but even if a new man does come? it's not just the person, it's the ridiculous rules
headless wrote:Yeah but if Todt comes in, instead of MM, FOTA teams will stay.Not exactly. Actually, I don't think FOTA wants Todt as the new president. All teams inside the FOTA want someone who has no connections to the sport or to the teams. That would be the best.
Or have I not heard something?
h-tomek wrote:Totally agree, i personally think we need a new start and a new seriesheadless wrote:Yeah but if Todt comes in, instead of MM, FOTA teams will stay.Not exactly. Actually, I don't think FOTA wants Todt as the new president. All teams inside the FOTA want someone who has no connections to the sport or to the teams. That would be the best.
Or have I not heard something?

headless wrote:Max Mosely's son!
headless wrote:Make it a proper family business.To late, there all c0cks.
Vanilla-Bear wrote:Another name ‘doing the rounds’ amid speculation about the next FIA President is Ron Dennis, according to a high-ranking motor racing official.Dennis is talking alot of sense there, hence why i'm slightly worried about Todt.
Vicky Chandhok, motorsport boss and former President of the Federation of Motor Sports Clubs of India, and the father of GP2 driver Karun, has been mentioned as one possible successor to Max Mosley.
He told the Indian daily Asian Age: "It is certainly a great privilege to see my name doing the rounds along with Dennis and (Jean) Todt. But I personally feel that I am not ready for it."
Chandhok has long been associated with the Paris based FIA, and is known in the paddock for being close to F1 Chief Executive Bernie Ecclestone.
Also mentioned as potential candidates for Mosley's job this week have been American Nick Craw, the FIA sporting President, and 1981 world rally champion-turned European parliamentarian Ari Vatanen.
However Dennis ruled himself out as a possible successor to Max Mosley earlier this year whilst still Team Principal at McLaren Mercedes.
“Anybody who’s in a position of leadership of a company has to live, sleep and breathe that brand, and I think it would be impossible for me - even though I consider myself extremely disciplined - to be completely impartial regarding all the teams,” he said ahead of the current season.
“I don’t think it’s possible for anyone who’s led a successful team, frankly, and it would therefore be inappropriate for me,” he added.


McLaren Fan wrote:Dennis proves his honour once again. Todt, however, is nothing more than power-hungry megalomaniac.Todt is a slimy git and would be as bad as Mosely. Dennis can see there is a potential for conflict of interest and stands aside. Todt can see there is a potential for conflict of interest and put himself firmly forward. That says a lot. Says a lot about the FIA too if they even consider him!!
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