But his renewed threat to remain at helm leaves impression he can’t relinquish control, even when all signs say it’s time to go
Odds are that Formula One driver Robert Kubica wouldn’t be racing today if it weren’t for Max Mosley.
Anyone who saw the BMW-Sauber driver survive a heart-stopping, 300-km/h crash at the 2007 Canadian Grand Prix understands the safety stamp Mosley put on his Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) presidency.
“It shows that the push of FIA for the safety, you know, to the teams and that they crash-test everything, it has been a big improvement,” Kubica said a week after the crash.
“And also big thanks to FIA because …Â Details
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