Mosley drops some explosive hints

May 16, 2008

Grandprix.com is reporting that FIA President Max Mosley has sent a letter to the FIA club presidents around the world, going into details about why he has not resigned and why he must be allowed to stay on until the end of his mandate in October 2009. They have acquired a copy of this letter.

It makes explosive reading.

Mosley begins by saying that he has had letters from clubs representing 85 votes at the General Assembly (this is slightly less than half of the votes that will be cast) and says that 13 of them suggested that he should re 62 urged him to stay. He nonetheless accepts that his tenure of the office of FIA President needs to be examined by the General Assembly, but argues that he should be given the chance to finish the job he has started.

Indeed, he argues that it would be “irresponsible, even a breach of duty, to walk away from a number of negotiations currently under way, all of which are of fundamental importance to the FIA”.

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