[giftbestcom]

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/73155

...but we won't know who for 2-3 years.

And he doesn't rule out sporting sanctions. But I don't see how they are possible anyway.

[GoveMoony]

This is basically the same thing he said late last year.
Except I didn't know this part:

"We have got criminal proceedings against 17 individuals in Germany, we've got defamation actions in Germany, France and Italy. And in Italy the defamation actions are an adjunct to criminal proceedings, which of course are in the hands of prosecuting authorities."

If this whole scenario is true, and their is an Indiviual from f1 that instigated this. I hope they nail The Crumb-Bum

[nuabuncarnigo]

This is why he has to go, he was in the wrong yet still won't admit to it. Give it a rest.

[medprof]

Suggesting that he could hand out sporting sanctions is completely wrong. Whoever it was, penalising them or their team is just daft, this is a personal matter simple as.

[Aozozbag]

Would you "give it a rest" if you'd been set-up?

"Set-up" suggests he was coerced into doing something he wouldn't normally be doing.

[fygESytT]

He was in the "wrong" according to who?

Quite a lot of people, if you hadn't noticed. I don't think there was anything wrong with what he did — if those are his predelictions, leave him to them, I say — but clearly many are not of this view.

[CathBraunn]

Mosely is a very slick operator and a very dangerous man to make an enemy of, so if it were me that had "set him up" i`d be papping meself right now :P
Now, i have to agree with Tamburello about fleet streets reporting, but i would still think that Mr Mosely, being a prominent public figure, could perhaps have been a little more careful in choosing his pass-times?
All in all i think the whole affair has been somewhat shameful but i dont neccessarrilly (just how DO you spell that word?) think that Mr Mosely is to blame. One, poor decision and some shock reporting shouldnt be allowed to put a blemish on what has been a great career.

BTW, despite my pathetic post count, i read this forum almost daily, and have had many privare giggles over the blatant favoutism to various teams that goes on, especially as we all know that Ferrari cheats all the time and Ukyo Katayama was the greatest driver that ever lived

[Aozozbag]

You're saying that he wanted to be front-page news on account of his sexual preference?

No.

[h0ldem]

This is why he has to go, he was in the wrong yet still won't admit to it. Give it a rest.

What exactly are you talking about?!

[h0ldem]

Suggesting that he could hand out sporting sanctions is completely wrong. Whoever it was, penalising them or their team is just daft, this is a personal matter simple as.

If F1 team leaders were involved in something fishy than sporting sanctions are in order, like it was in the Italian Football League.

[dianakroshXX]

Well, let`s hope that Max catches those people and punishes them according to his liking.

But before that, he could do us all a favour and fcuk off.

[Borrinas]

I would take that as a threat to that individual, these people may well know what they're doing so, well the truth might not be public for years if they can get it done privately obviously.

[Moupponge]

Dirty Den is now semi retired, so best let it go Max...

[CathBraunn]

Well, let`s hope that Max catches those people and punishes them according to his liking.

Man, that is just sweet , 10 out of 10 for humour

[Fruriourl]

Rightly so in my mind, I hope those do get punished. A huge invasion of his privacy and shouldn't be allowed. He was subject to judgement via tabloid media, which no one should be subjected to in my mind.

[mymnduccete]

Hhmmm... poor ole Max gets caught with his pants down...

Bribes his way into remaining in office...

and now wants to bring the culprit to justice.



Maybe the teams should pony up the $$$ to solve the case....






Buy Max a mirror !!!

[Aozozbag]

Rightly so in my mind, I hope those do get punished. A huge invasion of his privacy and shouldn't be allowed. He was subject to judgement via tabloid media, which no one should be subjected to in my mind.

Totally agree.

Sadly, there are those on this forum who will never acknowledge that because it suits their own agenda.

I don't think there is much dispute over the invasion of privacy aspect of this. It's well known that the NoTW make it their business to "uncover" the private lives of public figures. Max was not the first to suffer from "exposure" in this way and he will not be the last. The issue of "media freedom" is a wide ranging one, and certainly much wider than Max's case alone.

That said, Max would have us believe that his case is somewhat different, perhaps because it suits his agenda to do so.

[h0ldem]

So the Mosley bashing is on again?!

Nice to see what people are interested most in F1, the color of the cars, of the tires and the private life of those involved.

[mymnduccete]

Not sure that Max's position... after all he is a public figure,

Being President of the FIA... makes this an "invasion of privacy" issue !!!

Either way:

Any reputable organization would have forced him out of office for failing to meet "The morals clause" .

No "entrapment" was involved, this was a self inflicted situation.

Once it became known to the public, this type of deviate sexual behavor, would normally result in either a resignation or dismissal.



Oh, and most of us sleep very well at night, thanks for asking.

Only you Trolls seem to have trouble getting a good night's sleep !!!

[Justlovemy]

Didn't notice you saying that when you were in full anti-Max bash-mode when the story broke.

How do you sleep at night?

Don't make fun of his epiphany . It's cruel .