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	F1 News - Grandprix.com > GP Encyclopedia > People > Max Mosley
		Mosley became increasingly involved in the activities of FOCA and after March withdrew from F1 at the end of 1977 Mosley quit March and became the legal advisor to FOCA and a member of the FISA F1 Commission.
		At the same time he was involved in the establishment of Simtek Research in 1989 although he sold his shareholding in the company when he became president of the FISA (the sporting subsidiary of the FIA) in 1991, ousting Jean-Marie Balestre by 43 votes to 29.
		Mosley announced that he would resign after a year so that he could be judged on his merits and 12 months later he was re-elected for a four-year term.
	www.grandprix.com /gpe/cref-mosmax.html (452 words)

	Max Mosley
		Mosley is the son of the British fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and Diana Mitford.
		At the end of 1977 Mosley officially withdrew from constructing and became legal advisor to FOCA and served on the FISA F1 Commission (Federation International du Sport Automobile, which later became the FIA, of which Mosley is currently the president).
		Mosley for a time was interested in becoming a Conservative MP, although in protest at that party's Eurosceptic direction, he has now become one of the major funders of the Labour Party.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/m/ma/max_mosley.html (467 words)

	Face to Face with Max
		Mosley agreed, and the time and place were set for the now-legendary rainy weekend at Silverstone, where we agreed to meet after Qualifying.
		Max Rufus Mosley was born in 1940 to a storied family that were members of the British aristocracy.
		Max's father was Sir Oswald Mosley, a controversial British politician who was most noteworthy as the leader of the British League of Fascists in the late 1930's.
	www.atlasf1.com /2000/eur/okeefe.html (1533 words)

	Max Mosley - WOI Encyclopedia Italia
		Mosley is the second son of the British fascist leader Sir Oswald Mosley and Diana Mitford.
		A later restructuring of the FIA led to the demise of FISA and Mosley was elected president of the FIA.
		Mosley for a time was interested in becoming a Conservative MP, although he has now become one of the major funders of the Labour Party in protest at the Conservative Party's Eurosceptic direction.
	www.wheelsofitaly.com /wiki/index.php?title=Max_Mosley&printable=yes (556 words)

	Motorsport.com: News channel
		Max Mosley: That was certainly not meant in the sense that they are not honest but rather recognising that when it suits a manufacturer to come into F1 they will come in and when it suits them to leave they will leave.
		Max Mosley: What we feel would be reasonable would be an F1 team with not more than 200 employees and able to run at the front for a budget in the order of Euros 100m.
		Max Mosley: In a sense yes because the big change is we now have a mechanism for sitting down with the manufacturers at board level to agree on objectives.
	www.motorsport.com /news/article.asp?ID=238816&FS=F1 (2320 words)

	Motorsport.com: News channel
		Max Mosley: I am not an expert on these things, but I think it is fairly evident that what happened in Indianapolis did great damage to Formula One worldwide but particularly in the United States, and that needs to be put right.
		Max Mosley: I cannot speak for the World Council, always remember it is not me, it is 26 people including me. But, personally speaking, I would be very reluctant to do anything with points unless what the person had done affected their sporting performance.
		Max Mosley: We considered that question carefully and we invited their counsel l representative to make submissions on that point and the view of the World Council was that the two things were so different it would not be fair to impose the ban that was suspended.
	www.motorsport.com /news/article.asp?ID=192227&FS=F1 (2826 words)

	Latest Misinformation on Tobacco Emanates From World Motorsports Leader, Max Mosley
		Mosley, making his statements to a European journalist, who asserted that increases in youth tobacco consumption in "modern industrial countries" are a direct result of bans on tobacco advertising in such nations.
		Mosley; fresh information (released October, 1997) from the International Union Against Cancer's European Union Liason Office states that, "In three out of the four described countries(1) smoking prevalence among young people decreased, while in one it remained stable." In France, a cigarette advertising ban was implemented in January 1993.
		Mosley attempted to make an analogy concerning the rise of illegal drug use and the rise in youth smoking rates, implying that, since both are rising, advertising cannot be responsible for the increase in smoking among youth.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/10-31-97/350080&EDATE= (543 words)

	Interview with Max Mosley \| F1.on.net \| Formula 1 Online NEWS \| F1, Formula 1 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Max Mosley That’s undoubtedly true as far as development is concerned but the resulting extremely expensive engine, if you are only allowed to use one per weekend, will not be as expensive as if you are allowed to use two, or three or four.
		Max Mosley: Well the other side of that is that all the formulae they come through and in which they are successful all have manual gearchanges, including Formula 3000, Formula Renault, all these things, so the chances are, if you had those sort of gearchanges, they would do it just as well if not better.
		Max Mosley: You’re confusing two separate issues: you’re confusing whether they did an illegal service and if so what the penalty should be, and then, if you get the penalty wrong, then that obviously did have an effect, but that says nothing as to the draconian-ness or not of the penalty.
	www.f1.on.net /view.asp?id=3536 (11901 words)

	Motorsport.com: News channel
		Max Mosley: Well they are very much represented by us because we have always been defenders of the independent teams and we are in full agreement with the manufacturers that we need the independent teams and we must arrange the rules so they can stay in.
		Max Mosley: They don't altogether forgo their say because we would find it very difficult to do something if all the independent teams were against it.
		Max Mosley: The main reason for the 'retirement' in 2004 was that I was completely bored and fed up with meetings of the F1 Commission that were a complete waste of time and got nowhere.
	www.motorsport.com /news/article.asp?ID=238817&FS=F1 (2860 words)

	motoring.iafrica.com \| formula 1 Max Mosley hits back
		Mosley said he was "disappointed" by last week's joint statement by the British-based teams who claimed the new regulations for the 2003 World Championship would "dumb down" the sport.
		But Mosley, who claims the changes are vital to prevent more teams going bust, says in a reply published on Tuesday that their response to his proposals is "a collection of vague claims and confused criticism".
		Mosley says he was forced to bring in the changes to save the sport and is not taking an unnecessarily pessimistic view.
	motoring.iafrica.com /formulaone/212937.htm (541 words)

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		La président de la FIA Max Mosley a déclaré qu’il attendait de voir ce que McLaren Mercedes avait à leur fourni à propos de l’écurie française Renault, accusé par l’équipe de Woking d’espionnage industriel.
	www.polef1.com /cat/fia.htm (3266 words)

	FIA president Mosley to quit
		Max Mosley stunned Formula One and the wider world of motorsport on Thursday with a surprise announcement that he will stand down as FIA president in October.
		Mosley's tenure was due to end in October 2005 although he had intimated previously that he was interested in another term in office.
		Mosley first became FIA president in 1993 on a four-year term and was re-elected in 1997 and 2001 to lead an organisation celebrating its centenary this year.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2004/jul/01mos.htm (532 words)

	Oswald Mosley and Diana: civil liberties - briefing document
		The Mosleys were placed with other internees in a ‘house’ that, according to the Mosleys’ eldest son, was more like a deserted cotton mill.
		The story that the Mosleys had servants (or their own servants) while interned is an example of such a myth.
		Incidentally, the Mosleys were probably eventually released because of fears Mosley might die in prison and become a martyr.
	www.abelard.org /briefings/internment.htm (2394 words)

	Interview with Max Mosley \| Formula one \| Guardian Unlimited Sport
		Mosley, the urbane 65-year-old president of the FIA and the man who runs formula one with his 74-year-old ally Bernie Ecclestone, shrugs at that disruption of his perfect Sunday.
		Mosley absorbed the blame as the seven teams running on Michelin tyres - which the company itself had stressed were not fit to race around the banked turn 13 of the famous old circuit - pulled into the pits.
		Mosley sounds like an announcer at Euston Station who cannot quite hide the pleasure he takes in revealing that there are yet more leaves on the line and trouble on the track ahead.
	sport.guardian.co.uk /formulaone/story/0,10069,1515272,00.html (1695 words)

	SPEEDtv.com - The Online Motorsports Authority \| Formula 1 \| F1: Q&A with Max Mosley and BMW's Burkhard Goschel \| by ...
		It was a wind-ranging discussion during which Mosley touched on a number of topics and reiterated his support for ‘green’ technology in F1 which has relevance to road cars.
		As Max explained, Formula 1 should be focused on the future areas the car industry must address.
		Max also said we are starting with energy recovery in 2009.
	www.speedtv.com /articles/auto/formulaone/34013 (900 words)

	CNN.com - Time-wasting drives Mosley to quit - Jul 2, 2004
		Mosley, who leaves in October, has been trying to work with the 10 Grand Prix team chiefs to reduce costs and improve the spectacle and safety of the sport.
		Mosley announced a raft of cost-cutting suggestions in May, including engine design changes, a single tire manufacturer and customer chassis, but the teams failed to agree to the proposals before the deadline to introduce them in 2006.
		Mosley, the son of former British politician Sir Oswold Mosley, became the FIA president in 1993 and has been re-elected twice but will step down before the next planned election in October 2005.
	www.cnn.com /2004/SPORT/07/02/motor.mosley (499 words)

	Max Mosley - Free net encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Max Rufus Mosley (born 1940, London, England) is currently serving his fourth term as president of the FГ©dГ©ration Internationale de l'Automobile.
		Concerning Indianapolis, Mosley has said that the FIA had no choice but to run the race with six cars because the Michelin teams would not discuss any solution except a chicane which would have meant racing on a circuit which had not been properly approved.
		Mosley for a time was interested in becoming a Conservative MP, as with his father, switched his allegiance to the Labour Party after meeting its then leader, John Smith, in 1994.
	www.netipedia.com /index.php/Max_Mosley (659 words)

	itv.com/f1 - Mosley "not resigning" over Indy
		FIA president Max Mosley has dismissed suggestions that he should resign in the wake of the US Grand Prix scandal, where seven of Formula 1's ten teams elected to withdraw from the race after the parade lap on safety grounds.
		Mosley added in an interview in Monday's Guardian that he had faced tough times in his presidency before.
		Minardi team boss Paul Stoddart is a long-time critic of Mosley and suggested last week that he had heard several calls for the FIA president to step down, declaring that he echoed those sentiments.
	www.itv-f1.com /News_Article.aspx?PO_ID=33261&PO=33261 (463 words)

	CNN.com - Mosley to quit as FIA president - Jul 1, 2004
		Mosley has been embroiled recently in controversial changes proposed for both the Formula One and world rally championships, vowing to force through measures to make grand prix racing safer, cheaper and more competitive.
		Mosley first became FIA president in 1993 on a four-year term and was re-elected in 1997 and 2001 to lead an organization celebrating its centenary this year.
		Mosley is due to hold a press conference on Friday ahead of Sunday's French Grand Prix at Magny-Cours.
	edition.cnn.com /2004/SPORT/07/01/f1.mosley (495 words)

	Max Mosley Invests In Hybrid Technology (Site not responding. Last check: )
		FIA President Max Mosley has just taken delivery of a new generation Toyota Prius, the world’s most successful hybrid car.
		Mr Mosley, who, through his work with FIA and Euro NCAP, has been promoting the very safest motor vehicles, is now the proud owner of one that is also the very cleanest.
		Mr Mosley’s purchase makes him one of the first UK owners of the new Prius, a car that is fast becoming a resounding success in Japan and the United States.
	www.carpages.co.uk /toyota/toyota_max_mosley_invests_in_hybrid_technology_20_12_03.asp (569 words)

	Motorsport boss Max Mosley defends Michael Schumacher
		Motorsport boss Max Mosley says German driver Michael Schumacher should not be called a cheat after he was stripped of pole position at the Monaco Grand Prix.
		Max Mosley said: "I would not go as far as to say it was cheating," but he rejected Ferrari boss Jean Todt's claims that officials had "no evidence" for relegating Michael Schumacher.
		Max Mosley, the president of Formula One's governing body the FIA, said: "It doesn't really stand up when they had all the telemetry, all the television images, listened to Michael and whatever he had to say...
	www.girlstalksports.com /Motor-Sports/Formula-One/Motorsport-boss-Max-Mosley-defends-Michael-Schumacher-200605281014 (318 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta
		London, July 8 (Reuters): Max Mosley will be a hard act to follow when he steps down as head of Formula One’s governing body in October.
		Mosley told a news conference last week that he was confident that the changes, for safety’s sake, would be agreed before he stepped down but others were not so sure.
		“Max was a fundamental player in being able to from time to time bring the teams together...every now and then you need someone with a strong arm to come along and say ‘come on you guys, let’s sort this out’,” said Minardi’s Paul Stoddart.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1040709/asp/sports/story_3473138.asp (678 words)

	IGN Boards - Max decides to stay!
		Mosley announced earlier this month that he would be stepping down – but he has now been persuaded to remain until at least October 2005.
		An FIA statement said: “The FIA Senate unanimously called on Max Mosley to rescind his decision to step down in October 2004 and to continue in office at least until the end of his mandate in October 2005.
		Mosley, 64, would not be drawn on whether he would stand for re-election in 2005.
	boards.ign.com /Message.aspx?topic=62838212 (658 words)

	ESPN.com: BOXING - Max: Mosley needed something extra to win
		While Vernon Forrest did not dominate Mosley to the extent that he had in their first fight, Forrest nevertheless got the result he needed -- another 12 round unanimous decision.
		I always thought Mosley was more Ray Leonard than Mark Breland, but Leonard would have at least attempted something dramatic had he been in Mosley's position -- down on points in the late rounds of the rematch to a loss he was looking to avenge.
		It is one thing to fight through a beating in a losing effort, as Mosley did against Forrest in their first fight.
	espn.go.com /boxing/columns/kellerman_max/1409870.html (939 words)

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