FerrariEnzo - 13 May 2008 05:31 AM

Formula One teams are so reluctant to be seen with Max Mosley that they are reportedly considering hiring 'paddock spotters' to warn them of his movements if, as expected, the disgraced FIA President appears at the forthcoming Monaco GP......

http://www.planet-f1.com/story/0,18954,3213_3559111,00.html


What are they going to do when there "spotter" tells them he's coming their way? Run?

Mosley needs to resign effectively immediately. This is not good for F1 in any capacity.

I will have to question the reliability of this information.

It stinks like rotten fish.

Someone else than Mosley is the one who broke the law.

I'm thinking, this information published now might very well have been initiated by the exact same source of a steaming pile of rotten "journalists" that also set up the trap for Mosley. It fits so perfectly to their agenda.

They are hiring NASCAR spotters:

"He's coming up on the outside....outside....outside....outside....he's knocking....knocking......clear...."

The stink that's being made of this is ridiculous, and completely contrived. So Max felt like getting laid - big deal. The entire internet is polluted with every kind of disgusting filth imaginable. What he was involved in is nothing in comparison.

Now, for a real stink, look what's happened to major league baseball. Record books re-written by athletes created from steroids. It happened if football also, and probably a lot of other sports. This is damaging to the sports involved, not Max picking up a #####.

TonyPostmayer - 14 May 2008 11:23 AM

The stink that's being made of this is ridiculous, and completely contrived. So Max felt like getting laid - big deal. The entire internet is polluted with every kind of disgusting filth imaginable. What he was involved in is nothing in comparison.

Now, for a real stink, look what's happened to major league baseball. Record books re-written by athletes created from steroids. It happened if football also, and probably a lot of other sports. This is damaging to the sports involved, not Max picking up a #####.

That there is every kind of porn imaginable on the internet is not relevant.

That steroid use is prevalent in baseball is not relevant.

That Mickey Mouse is a cartoon character and not a real person is not relevant.

That my trash pick-up day is Tuesday is not relevant.


What is relevant is that Mad Max Mosley has revealed his true character and has brought the sport into disrepute and can no longer be an effective leader.

Gurney - 14 May 2008 11:57 AM

TonyPostmayer - 14 May 2008 11:23 AM

The stink that's being made of this is ridiculous, and completely contrived. So Max felt like getting laid - big deal. The entire internet is polluted with every kind of disgusting filth imaginable. What he was involved in is nothing in comparison.

Now, for a real stink, look what's happened to major league baseball. Record books re-written by athletes created from steroids. It happened if football also, and probably a lot of other sports. This is damaging to the sports involved, not Max picking up a #####.

That there is every kind of porn imaginable on the internet is not relevant.

That steroid use is prevalent in baseball is not relevant.

That Mickey Mouse is a cartoon character and not a real person is not relevant.

That my trash pick-up day is Tuesday is not relevant.



What is relevant is that Mad Max Mosley has revealed his true character and has brought the sport into disrepute and can no longer be an effective leader.

the same could be said for Clinton and who knows come next year he may be back in the White House

I would disagree with just about everything you say, but that's okay, you're entitled to your opinion.

I give the steroid issue in baseball as an analogy because it has irrevocably tainted that sport. All of those records that were set because the players were drugged mean zero now. And it is still ongoing as Barry Bonds continues to try to lie his way out of it.

In my opinion nothing like this has happened to F1 as a result of the Max episode. I don't see where it attaches itself to F1. Max hasn't lied or denied anything. He's not a participant in F1. It would be mostly forgotten already if people would just let it lie.

TonyPostmayer - 14 May 2008 03:26 PM

I would disagree with just about everything you say, but that's okay, you're entitled to your opinion.

I give the steroid issue in baseball as an analogy because it has irrevocably tainted that sport. All of those records that were set because the players were drugged mean zero now. And it is still ongoing as Barry Bonds continues to try to lie his way out of it.

In my opinion nothing like this has happened to F1 as a result of the Max episode. I don't see where it attaches itself to F1. Max hasn't lied or denied anything. He's not a participant in F1. It would be mostly forgotten already if people would just let it lie.

i agree with you, what max did or didnt has no effect over what goes on in f1

Gurney - 14 May 2008 11:57 AM

What is relevant is that Mad Max Mosley has revealed his true character and has brought the sport into disrepute and can no longer be an effective leader.

Mclaren team was found to be guilty of bringing the sport into disrepute(article 151c) revealing the true character of the organization..
Dennis is the effective leader...
Dennis is still in charge...
Dennis strolls the paddock and everybody knows what his team did...

I can live with it. Can you??? At this point I'm rather glad Ronzo's still there. He makes me laugh. Humor is so rare in F1 now these days.

Max will be gone in 2009 anyway. Bring on Jean Todt.

CerinoDevoti - 14 May 2008 03:45 PM

Gurney - 14 May 2008 11:57 AM

What is relevant is that Mad Max Mosley has revealed his true character and has brought the sport into disrepute and can no longer be an effective leader.

Mclaren team was found to be guilty of bringing the sport into disrepute(article 151c) revealing the true character of the organization..
Dennis is the effective leader...
Dennis is still in charge...
Dennis strolls the paddock and everybody knows what his team did...

I can live with it. Can you??? At this point I'm rather glad Ronzo's still there. He makes me laugh. Humor is so rare in F1 now these days.

Max will be gone in 2009 anyway. Bring on Jean Todt.

good point