Formula One legend Jackie Stewart says motorsport should not be run by "part-time amateurs" and has called for sweeping changes at the top of the world governing body.
Max Mosley, the president of motorsport's world governing body the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), has said there "will be a unified Formula One championship in 2010."
Motorsport governing body, the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), plan to sue Ferrari and the seven other Formula One teams threatening to set up a breakaway championship next season, for breach of contract.
Ferrari will learn on Wednesday whether they have been successful in obtaining an injunction against the FIA and their decision to introduce a budget cap into Formula One next season.
Honda have confirmed they are pulling out of Formula One, unless a buyer for the team can be found by the end of the month, blaming the global financial crisis for their decision.
They are globally recognized organizations whose top performers take home multimillion-dollar paychecks and whose results are followed and agonized over by millions around the world.
Formula One legend Jackie Stewart says motorsport should not be run by "part-time amateurs" and has called for sweeping changes at the top of the world governing body.
Max Mosley, the president of motorsport's world governing body the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), has said there "will be a unified Formula One championship in 2010."
Motorsport governing body, the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), plan to sue Ferrari and the seven other Formula One teams threatening to set up a breakaway championship next season, for breach of contract.
Ferrari will learn on Wednesday whether they have been successful in obtaining an injunction against the FIA and their decision to introduce a budget cap into Formula One next season.
Honda have confirmed they are pulling out of Formula One, unless a buyer for the team can be found by the end of the month, blaming the global financial crisis for their decision.
They are globally recognized organizations whose top performers take home multimillion-dollar paychecks and whose results are followed and agonized over by millions around the world.
Caught red-bottomed in a spanking orgy, Formula One chief Max Mosley argues there's nothing wrong with the kinky habit. Some psychologists say he may be right
Formula One chief Max Mosley's sado-masochistic orgy had an "overwhelming Nazi" theme, the reporter who broke the story told London's High Court Wednesday.
Formula One chief Max Mosley has told the High Court in London that he spoke German during a sado-masochistic orgy with five women because the "harsh-sounding" language suited his dominant role.
Formula One boss Max Mosley needs to go and an executive from outside the sport appointed to lead it into the future, racing legend Jackie Stewart says.
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has issued his clearest warning yet that the teams could form a breakaway competition in the wake of the Max Mosley sex scandal.
World motor sport boss Max Mosley's future will be decided by a vote of confidence Tuesday, two months after allegations about his sex life were published.
FIA president Max Mosley's pursuit of a second legal suit for violation of privacy in France over allegations about his sex life is much more likely to succeed than his case in England, a legal expert says.
Former Formula One driver Gerhard Berger is in the running to replace Max Mosley, the embattled FIA president, if he loses a confidence vote in Paris on June 3, according to reports.
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has written to motor sport officials to reject claims by Max Mosley about his intentions, and turned the knife by suggesting the FIA needs a "credible and respected president."
Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has reacted angrily to comments from embattled FIA president Max Mosley, suggesting he is ready to fight over the sport's future.
Max Mosley's ongoing battle to retain his job after allegations about his sex life is likely to do the one thing that has never happened -- overshadow the glitz and glamour of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Czech motor sport chief Radovan Novak has apologized for suggesting McLaren boss Ron Dennis was linked to the newspaper exposé of FIA president Max Mosley's sex life.
McLaren boss Ron Dennis has categorically denied any involvement in the newspaper exposé that threatens Max Mosley's future as the head of Formula One's governing body.
Lewis Hamilton, the victim of racial insults in Barcelona during testing two months ago, has helped launch a campaign designed to ensure such ugly scenes are never repeated.
Motor sport boss Max Mosley's alleged role in a sado-masochistic orgy with five prostitutes will have no impact on Formula One's financial success or its popularity, according to brand experts.
Motor sport boss Max Mosley needs a period of "dignified silence" before finding friends willing to help rebuild his image after claims about his role in a sado-masochistic orgy with five prostitutes, according to media experts.
Max Mosley, the embattled FIA president, has called an extraordinary meeting of motor sport's governing body to try to stem the furore over his alleged role in a sado-masochistic orgy with five prostitutes.
The pressure on FIA president Max Mosley is mounting after four car manufacturers released statements expressing their disappointment following allegations he was involved in a sex scandal.
Legal experts say Max Mosley, the embattled FIA president, is unlikely to reap much financial gain from taking legal action against a UK newspaper that published revelations of his alleged role in a sado-masochistic orgy with five prostitutes.
Seven teams using Michelin tyres who failed to start this month's U.S. Grand Prix at Indianapolis were found guilty by the FIA on two of five charges at a hearing in Paris on Wednesday.
Max Mosley, president of motorsport's governing body, has denied the FIA agreed a deal with Ferrari over rule changes at a meeting shunned by the other nine F1 teams.
Max Mosley, the president of motorsport's governing body the FIA, said Friday that the time-wasting of F1 teams was a factor in his decision to step down.
Max Mosley will step down as president of the International Automobile Federation (FIA) at the end of the Formula One season, the motor sport governing body announced in a statement.
Formula One team chiefs agreed in principle to changes designed to make the sport more exciting after a meeting with FIA president Max Mosley in Monaco.
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