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Why Ecclestone has harmed F1 more than he may realise – and why Vatanen may only make it worse
Why Ecclestone has harmed F1 more than he may realise – and why Vatanen may only make it worse
With the fuss finally starting to die down after Bernie Ecclestone’s ill-considered remarks to The Times , in which he said that dictators like Hitler at least got things done, you might be feeling grateful that the whole sorry episode is out of the way. In fact, you’re ...
Ari Vatanen: Exclusive interview on Mosley, budget caps and the F1 calendar
f1fanatic.co.uk — Ari Vatanen is standing against Jean Todt for FIA president Ari Vatanen anounced his campaign to run... for FIA president last week. Since then Max Mosley has said he won’t stand but has come out in support of Jean Todt to be the next president ... (more) Ari Vatanen: Exclusive interview on Mosley, budget caps ...
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Former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt will join the race to succeed Max Mosley as president of Formula One's governing body.
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Former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt will join the race to succeed Max Mosley as president of Formula One's governing body.
Mosley-backed Todt will run for FIA presidencySI.com - Motorsports 7/16/2009
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Mosley-backed Todt will run for FIA presidencyUSATODAY.com Motor Sports - Top Stories 7/16/2009
Former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt will join the race to succeed Max Mosley as president of Formula One's governing body.