Max Mosley’s decision to stand down could not have been more timely. The president of the FIA made his choice a few days after last Sunday’s German Grand Prix had indicated that action on the track deserved to take precedence over the political fighting and posturing that has caused serious damage in the past few months.
Mosley’s conclusion – that his 16-year run should come to an end – removes not only the worry of a breakaway world championship but also an influential figure whose tactics and behaviour, both professionally and privately, have created division and tarnished a reputation that otherwise should be remembered for his significant work in safety on the roads and the race tracks… Details
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