Should Max Start a Blog?

[Alfie Noakes]

I noticed that he'd been sounding off about Bahrain and thought it might be a laugh.

What you think?

[JSquaredJim]

He could call it "Spanky speaks".

[Jacobyte]

You'd have thought he'd retire to what he considers to be a "private" life, but he still makes great efforts to be in the public eye and to poo-poo anything Todt does. It wouldn't surprise me if the vile hypocrite gets himself back into the FIA under the assertion that nobody else is fit to run it except for him.

[StevieBee]

Like most politicians, he has become more sensible in what he says since loosing his powers.

[Jw Vw]

JSquaredJim said:

He could call it "Spanky speaks".

That is fantastic!

[Derek Smith]

Fort a moment I thought this thread was asking whether he should be thrown into a bog. I'd vote for that.

He could be thrown into a pit. Or better still, just to be doubly cruel, a bottomless pit.

[Alfie Noakes]

I suppose, like many blogs, the comments would be the most entertaining bit.

Indeed, I have just had an idea.

Someone, who shall be nameless, could start a blog called "Max's Proxy Blog". Then cut and paste his "wise words" for the world to read and comment on.

I wonder if that would be legal?

It could hardly be an invasion of privacy!

[thunderbelmont]

I think it would be a good idea indeed.

Maximus does often speak sense. Just not very often when it came to F1 technical rules.

He's bang on the money with his comments about the Sakhir event.

[Derek Smith]

Alfie Noakes said:

I suppose, like many blogs, the comments would be the most entertaining bit.

Indeed, I have just had an idea.

Someone, who shall be nameless, could start a blog called "Max's Proxy Blog". Then cut and paste his "wise words" for the world to read and comment on.

I wonder if that would be legal?

It could hardly be an invasion of privacy!

I used to run a website, F1 Rambling, (sub-heading: All the news before it happens) which included interviews with various names in the F1 world. Ron Dennis was a favourite, anyone in Ferrari and Mosley was a fairly frequent interviewee.

One of my readers (I topped out at around 900+ post individual races, never quite making 1000, much to my irritation) was in IT and sent an email saying that many such men as him - whatever that means - search the internet for any mention of their names, or rather they hired someone to do it for them. So I changed some of the names slightly. I thought if I called him Miserly it might confuse everyone. And I presume it did. I'm not sure Don Penis did.

[simonrockman]

A blog? from someone who wants to tighten privacy rules to gag the press? Isn't that rather hypocritical?

I guess he might think he's allowed the freedom while others should not be but that's rather dictatorial.

You have to wonder, after someone has been shown unmasked as much as he has, what else he has to hide.