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Analysis: Vatanen's name not enough to beat Mosley

July 07, 2009

FIA's voting system means he will not just be able to rely on his own reputation to gain the presidency

Vatanen "interested" in FIA presidency

July 07, 2009

Ari Vatanen, the former World Rally Champion, has thrown his hat into the ring as a potential candidate to stand against Max Mosley as FIA president later this year

Mosley claims pressure to stand for re-election

June 28, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley reveals in a published interview that he is under pressure to stand for re-election from other members of the sports governing body, after admitting that he does not expect to receive the apology he demanded from FOTA

di Montezemolo responds to Mosley

June 26, 2009

Ferrari president and FOTA boss calls for an immediate stop to ongoing political wrangling hanging over the sport, as he believes fans are tired of the bickering.

Mosley warns FIA of "difficult period"

June 26, 2009

FIA president claims that the F1 teams have gone back on the agreement they reached with the FIA

FIA needs strong president, says Mosley

June 26, 2009

Max Mosley has issued a rallying cry to members of motor racing's governing body, telling them that it is important they stand firm against what he sees as an effort by F1 teams to secure a weaker FIA president

Teams want independent FIA president

June 25, 2009

Toyota's John Howett says whoever is elected to take over the role from Mosley in October must have no current or historic links to the F1 teams

Di Montezemolo hails Mosley contribution

June 24, 2009

Ferrari boss and FOTA chief calls for the sport to put politics behind it and to focus on reconciliation

Mosley: Peace agreed in Formula 1

June 24, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley has said he will not stand for re-election after claiming an agreement has been reached with Formula 1 teams to avoid a breakaway series.

FIA/FOTA showdown meeting set for Wednesday

June 23, 2009

The chances of a compromise deal being reached to head off the threat of a Formula 1 breakaway series will become clear in Paris tomorrow, when Max Mosley comes face-to-face with Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo at a hearing of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council

Mosley unlikely to step down amid crisis

June 19, 2009

"What they want is to take over the governance of the sport from the FIA and run it themselves," FIA president says of FOTA

Mosley: Silverstone may keep British GP

June 19, 2009

Although Donington has a deal to host the race from 2010, the FIA president made it clear in an interview with the BBC that he believes the race will stay where it is

Mosley believes split unlikely to happen

June 19, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley has dismissed the threat of a breakaway championship as “posturing” by FOTA teams

FIA hints at progress as FOTA responds

June 09, 2009

The FIA has suggested that slight progress has been made in its fight with the Formula One Teams' Association (FOTA) over the future of the sport, claiming that a response to its request for teams to lodge unconditional entries for 2010 was "not entirely negative."

Mosley: FOTA should enter and shape F1

June 08, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley has written to the eight remaining FOTA members urging them to enter next year's championship unconditionally, so they can help shape the rules they want

Q & A with Mario Theissen

June 04, 2009

BMW boss gives the teams' view on Max Mosley's suggestion the FOTA teams should run their own series.

Start your own series, Mosley tells FOTA

June 04, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley has indicated that the governing body is not about to bow to demands being placed on it by Formula 1's current teams about their entry to the 2010 championship

Mosley: F2 can be an F1 feeder

June 03, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley is confident that the revived Formula 2 championship will be a successful feeder series to F1 following his visit to the opening round at Valencia last weekend

Fight for F1 rules moves to courtroom

May 19, 2009

The fight over future Formula 1 regulations moves to the Paris courtroom this afternoon with Ferrari's bid to prevent a voluntary budget cap

Mosley: Teams set to miss May deadline

May 18, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley now expects only around half the current grid to lodge entries to next year's Formula 1 World Championship by the May 29 deadline, following the failure to reach agreement about plans for a voluntary budget cap in meetings last week

Mosley: F1 could survive without Ferrari

May 02, 2009

FIA president Max Mosley has insisted that Formula 1 could live without Ferrari in response to Luca di Montezemolo's criticism of the budget cap regulations