Max Mosley - YOUR vote
Max Mosley - YOUR vote

Poll: Max Mosley - YOUR vote

Total Members Polled: 240

Go: 91%
Stay: 7%
Undecided: 2%
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964RS.

Original Poster:

238 posts

228 months

Monday 2nd June 2008
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The Official vote is at the FIA meeting tomorrow Tuesday 3rd June, 2008.

Here on PH is YOUR opportunity have your vote.
PH members to vote on this poll about the future of Max Mosley.

Please refrain from derogatory comments which may get quoted in the national press.

This is NOT an official poll and it will have no bearing on Max Mosley's future.
The official FIA council vote will be from 180 of 222 members.


Edited by 964RS. on Monday 2nd June 12:47

Strangely Brown

15,674 posts

260 months

Monday 2nd June 2008
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This is YOUR opportunity to do what precisely?

JP_Midget

438 posts

240 months

Monday 2nd June 2008
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I was actually strangely drawn to stay, since I'd hope that it would serverely limit the ability of him, or the FIA to do any interferring, but I then realised that Max wouldn't have any hesitation in continuing as he has done if he were to stay, so I'd like him to definitey leave.

I read that Bernie has also said he should go, which I never expected him to state in public!

AlexRWD

1,254 posts

266 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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JP_Midget said:
I read that Bernie has also said he should go, which I never expected him to state in public!
I thought Bernie's timing of turning round and stabbing his "mate" in the back was typical Bernie genius - been his staunchest supporter for many years, and then at the last minute, says he should go, leaving Max little time to react - genius! You really wouldn't want Bernie as your best mate ...

DavidCane

853 posts

270 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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In Bernie's defence, Mosely had just issued a letter to the FIA members effectively warning them that if he was ousted Bernie would steal control of F1 from them. Bascially saying that he couldn't be trusted, whether that was his intention or not.

You don't piss off Mr Ecclestone like that without expecting a response. Kinda like the way you don't sue one of Rupert Murdoch's newspapers without expecting them to catch you shagging Nazi hookers for their sister publication, the News Of The World!

964RS.

Original Poster:

238 posts

228 months

dumbfunk

1,727 posts

313 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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DavidCane said:
You don't piss off Mr Ecclestone like that ...
Especially when this article seems to indicate that he owes his entire career to Bernie's financial generosity!


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Edited by dumbfunk on Tuesday 3rd June 13:25

motormania

1,143 posts

282 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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Germany's national motoring body, ADAC has now quit the FIA and will only come back once he has gone.

it appears that all the major players voted against him, only the small clubs which out number the big ones in terms of the number of votes they have stayed loyal to Max, sorry I should have said stayed loyal to the millions they are getting.

Personally the whole FIA is now currupt and it is time that F1 walked away from it too. If American racing series do not need the FIA, then why does the worlds biggest global motorsport event need them?

brum

5,892 posts

235 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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964RS. said:
This is NOT an official poll and it will have no bearing on Max Mosley's future.

Edited by 964RS. on Monday 2nd June 12:47
Really? you mean the FIA are not letting a bunch of lunchtime keyboard warriors decide the fate of one of the most powerful men in world sport.

LMFAO rofl

Deltaf01

1,512 posts

226 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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Dosent make any odds, he's convinced the members to support him. Beggars belief.

thunderbelmont

2,982 posts

253 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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Deltaf01 said:
Dosent make any odds, he's convinced the members to support him. Beggars belief.
Ahh but when your support comes from the Botswana Taxicab Association, or the Zimbabwe Drivers League, or similar, those votes in my mind don't mean as much as the one which represents 100million drivers in America, or 30+Million drivers in Germany.

I think the Dutch guy summed it up. The FIA bought the votes of the small groups, or should I say, McLaren inadvertently paid for them.

ewenm

28,506 posts

274 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2008
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Go, but mainly because he has judgement issues and is way too old for his job.

Derek Smith

49,726 posts

277 months

Wednesday 4th June 2008
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The 'official' vote turned out to be 5% of the represented members voted for Mosley.