Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?

Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123088

By darwin dali - 01 Jun 09, 14:35

- 01 Jun 09, 14:35#123088

F1live:
"Ferrari forget that the current BMW team started as Sauber, the current Williams team started with Williams buying a March.
Tyrrell started a little team at the end of the sixties that was Honda and is now Brawn.

"Even Enzo Ferrari himself came along in 1948 and started from nothing," said the 69-year-old, who was one of the founding members of March, and after leaving the team in 1977 began his ascent to power alongside Bernie Ecclestone.

"If you stopped those new entrepreneurs coming in Formula One will die. You can't have just a lot of old men running it."

I totally agree with ya Max - take a hike then and take Bernie along with you! :banghead:

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123089

By racechick - 01 Jun 09, 16:12

- 01 Jun 09, 16:12#123089

You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.
Abe Lincoln

Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power. Abe Lincoln

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123093

By cap-dude - 01 Jun 09, 16:34

- 01 Jun 09, 16:34#123093

Grande, Grande

"If you stopped those new entrepreneurs coming in Formula One will die."

I think what Max means is, we'll run out of people to suck money from.

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123095

By bud - 01 Jun 09, 16:39

- 01 Jun 09, 16:39#123095

Max will not retire, he is an atypical power hungry maniacal dictator. History has shown that the only way to be rid of such a person is for them to die. :twisted:

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123121

By McLaren Fan - 01 Jun 09, 19:22

- 01 Jun 09, 19:22#123121

F1live:
"Ferrari forget that the current BMW team started as Sauber, the current Williams team started with Williams buying a March.
Tyrrell started a little team at the end of the sixties that was Honda and is now Brawn.

"Even Enzo Ferrari himself came along in 1948 and started from nothing," said the 69-year-old, who was one of the founding members of March, and after leaving the team in 1977 began his ascent to power alongside Bernie Ecclestone.

"If you stopped those new entrepreneurs coming in Formula One will die. You can't have just a lot of old men running it."

I totally agree with ya Max - take a hike then and take Bernie along with you!

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Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123131

By billindenver - 01 Jun 09, 21:06

- 01 Jun 09, 21:06#123131

F1live:
"Ferrari forget that the current BMW team started as Sauber, the current Williams team started with Williams buying a March.
Tyrrell started a little team at the end of the sixties that was Honda and is now Brawn.

"Even Enzo Ferrari himself came along in 1948 and started from nothing," said the 69-year-old, who was one of the founding members of March, and after leaving the team in 1977 began his ascent to power alongside Bernie Ecclestone.

"If you stopped those new entrepreneurs coming in Formula One will die. You can't have just a lot of old men running it."

I totally agree with ya Max - take a hike then and take Bernie along with you!

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123138

By headless - 01 Jun 09, 21:33

- 01 Jun 09, 21:33#123138

Who is anywhere near coming in that has the potential of Frank Williams or Enzo Ferrari??

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
:starwars:

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123143

By scotty - 01 Jun 09, 22:04

- 01 Jun 09, 22:04#123143

Who is anywhere near coming in that has the potential of Frank Williams or Enzo Ferrari??

We'll have to wait 20-30 years to find that one out, won't we... :wink:

Rising number one of Formula 1, Juan - Juan, one wonders should Juan only win one Formula 1 one year, would Juan have won that one in round one, Juan??

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123148

By cap-dude - 01 Jun 09, 22:23

- 01 Jun 09, 22:23#123148

Who is anywhere near coming in that has the potential of Frank Williams or Enzo Ferrari??

Ross Brawn :thumbup:

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123150

By darwin dali - 01 Jun 09, 22:35

- 01 Jun 09, 22:35#123150

Who is anywhere near coming in that has the potential of Frank Williams or Enzo Ferrari??

Ross Brawn

He's in already, but yeah :thumbup:

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123255

By headless - 02 Jun 09, 16:31

- 02 Jun 09, 16:31#123255

Who is anywhere near coming in that has the potential of Frank Williams or Enzo Ferrari??

We'll have to wait 20-30 years to find that one out, won't we...

Hence how I said potential, we should be able to guess now on potential.

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
:starwars:

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123309

By pilotfriend - 02 Jun 09, 21:21

- 02 Jun 09, 21:21#123309

"Max will not retire, he is an a typical power hungry maniacal dictator. History has shown that the only way to be rid of such a person is for them to die"

takes after his Dad then...Oh hum . Genes will out!

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123333

By McLaren Fan - 02 Jun 09, 23:20

- 02 Jun 09, 23:20#123333

From F1 Live:

Max Mosley insists his decision about whether to contest another FIA Presidency election will not be affected by the current battle with Formula One teams.

The Briton, 69, is due to make his decision later this month about standing or not for a fifth consecutive term when the elections are due in October.

He told an interview with Germany's Deutsche Presse Agentur that “just about everyone in the FIA” is urging him to stay.

"Some of the Formula One teams are not, but that doesn't matter, they don't have a vote.

"So it's a difficult decision," Mosley said.

Mosley is currently embroiled in arguably his biggest F1 challenge since he emerged in the early 90s from a power struggle with control of the FIA's now defunct sporting arm, FISA.

But he says the outcome of this battle will have little bearing on whether or not he retires.

"Not an awful lot, because it will certainly be resolved one way or the other before any election, and hopefully before I have to decide," said Mosley.

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Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123350

By racechick - 03 Jun 09, 00:01

- 03 Jun 09, 00:01#123350

Snake in the grass!!

You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.
Abe Lincoln

Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power. Abe Lincoln

Re: Exactly! Why don't you make the first move Max and retire?#123355

By darwin dali - 03 Jun 09, 00:16

- 03 Jun 09, 00:16#123355

Rather pretty

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