If Max goes, who should replace him?

[motormania]

I think it is now clearer than ever before that no fan has a good word for Max Mosley. So if circumstances were to force him to leave, who's the right man, or dare I say it woman for the job?

Would Jackie Stewart be suitable?

What about Ron for the role - that'll piss off MAX ?

Maybe Flav could bring a breath of fresh air, or should it be someone outside of the sport to put the feelings/thoughts of the fans first maybe?

Discuss...

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Edited by Kinky on Thursday 13th December 13:01

[Jungles]

Ron Dennis would be a good candidate.

Sir JYS would be interesting also.

Perhaps David Richards? I don't like the way he's handled WRC, but he might be suitable politically.

Edited by Jungles on Sunday 9th December 10:52

[Matt H]

TVR moneypit said:

Someone who is a little bit less of a two bit despot dictator......

Idi Amin?
Stalin?
Hitler?
Pol Pot?
Chairman Mau?
Sloberdan Miloschovitz?
Fedal Castro?
General Pinochet?

Take your pick really.

all a bit left wing for the FIA

[FourWheelDrift]

Jungles said:

Perhaps Denis Richards?

She was great in Wild Things & as Dr Christmas Jones in the Bond film. I guess your plan for her is to get her to say her bit on Fia regs, then before they disagree thrust her chest out and say "any problems with that?" distracting them and the sensible regs get passed.

Genious.

[garycat]

How about Big Chris from Roary the Racing Car. He always comes up with a good solution and ensures fairness.

[Baldylocks]

Murray Walker

[castrolcraig]

flemke.

[Stuismyname]

FourWheelDrift said:

Jungles said:

Perhaps Denis Richards?

She was great in Wild Things & as Dr Christmas Jones in the Bond film. I guess your plan for her is to get her to say her bit on Fia regs, then before they disagree thrust her chest out and say "any problems with that?" distracting them and the sensible regs get passed.

Genious.

Hell, I'd vote for her

[coetzeeh]

Jordan (not Eddie)

[CivicMan]

Yeah, one big tit replaced by a pair.

[minimatt1967]

How about Tony Blair he's a tw#t that no-one likes, enjoys sucking cock for bus fair (then walks home) and generally lies so I think all the superstructure will be set up for him! (and he knows sweet f.a about motorsport... Jobs his!)

[EDLT]

Ken Livingston. It'd be hilareous.

[mark69sheer]

Serious suggestion.

Damon Hill


not so serious . .

Richard Brunstrom.

Now that could be fun...

[Jungles]

FourWheelDrift said:

Jungles said:

Perhaps Denis Richards?

She was great in Wild Things & as Dr Christmas Jones in the Bond film. I guess your plan for her is to get her to say her bit on Fia regs, then before they disagree thrust her chest out and say "any problems with that?" distracting them and the sensible regs get passed.

Genious.

LOL! I meant to say David Richards.

Post corrected.

[aeropilot]

It'll be Jean Todt, so don't expect there to be any real change in the stance of the FIA......

[MrKipling43]

Perry McCarthy

Damon Hill would be good

Jackie Stewart

[johnph]

I'd put Gary Anderson in charge.

In Autosport a few weeks ago he set out how the cars should be designed to improve overtaking and make them more challenging to drive.

[Simes205]

What about Lord March?

[motormania]

Simes205 said:

What about Lord March?

Now that's certainly thinking out of the box I bet he'd get huge support from the teams and he'll certainly put the needs of the fans high up the agenda too...

All hail the Lord

[FourWheelDrift]

motormania said:

Simes205 said:

What about Lord March?

Now that's certainly thinking out of the box I bet he'd get huge support from the teams and he'll certainly put the needs of the fans high up the agenda too...

All hail the Lord

Tweed racing overalls, compulsory pipe smoking for drivers and tea and buns on the podium?