- 05 Oct 09, 16:24#160515
I do indeed know that.
But I meant to imply that Todt appears to be under the influence of the corrupt FIA. Thus why they want him to win. So they can continue to control F1. If Todt becomes president, I wouldn't expect him to act like he's been on the other side of the fence.
I personally don't like Todt or politics.
I think it's an utter disgrace that the current FIA president has come out and said Vatenen will lose badly.
It shows just how corrupt the FIA are, and its an utter disgrace. Todt looks more like a puppet right now, who will be brought in to continue usual FIA rule. F1 should be run by people who are at the tracks every weekend, who have been in the sport for years and know the sport inside and out. Not armchair experts who are in F1 for money and power.
People like Ian Philps, who have forgotten more about F1 than people know. Or drivers like Jackie Stewart and Johnny Herbert. Guys who have actually done great good in motorsport before.
Vatenen has just as much right to be FIA president as Jean Todt. But the difference in my opinion is that Vatenen has been on the other side of the fence, he's been a driver and he understands where both sides are coming from. Thats why I think he should FIA president.
JT used to be a rally driver and co-driver until 1981.
I do indeed know that.
But I meant to imply that Todt appears to be under the influence of the corrupt FIA. Thus why they want him to win. So they can continue to control F1. If Todt becomes president, I wouldn't expect him to act like he's been on the other side of the fence.
I personally don't like Todt or politics.
