F1 » Walker: Max Mosley and FIA let F1 down

I kind of lost interest this season with all the bad calls. My brother just said ****** and will not even watch it now. Very biased, and that is not what the sport is about.

Murray for FIA President! Murray for FIA President!

He'd certainly do a better job than this current moron Mosley! At least the fans like him... Oh well...

I'm also incredibly gay. Just thought I'd put that out there.

At the end of the day, he is only voicing what many fans feel. Good luck to him for having the bottle to do so. I wonder what Max will do to him.

Some of the stewards decisions this season were beyond belief, Massa hits Bourdais who was on the racing line and Bourdais gets penalised, even Hollywood wouldn't have put that in one of their movies.
At the end of the day the best driver won despite the best efforts of the stewards so justice was done.

RUBBISH

McClaren let F1 down, and in my opinion got off to light

same old sarcastic remark rich ard. I think for one it is nice to hear murry speak out over the fia and max, it is about time someone who has been associated with the sport for three decades says something. It is obvious he will get shot down on these pages just like jackie stewart does as not many agree with his comments but when the opinion hurts it's easy to say something derogative.

Max and little Bernie have a long and proven track record ever since the bramham days and are not in favour of the best interests of F1 racing in general and have only been out to line trheir own pockets. I for one hope his wife takes him for all his money.

I agree with Murray.

Please scrap this ridiculous medal idea!

Hannah - Good racing does not require close points - it requires good racing something that has been sadly lacking in F1 for many years. By good racing I obviously mean that the pits should be reserved for cars that have broken down or sufferred a puncture and the overtaking should happen on the track.

The Brits are still whining about Lewis's illegal pass on Kimi @ Spa.

If the pass on Kimi was illegal why was it necessary to clarify a rule that had never existed, for the next GP in Italy. Then for Massa to break it and take over a lap to rectify it, obviously from instructions of the FIA (Ferrari International Assistance) May I point out, to yakuza, that one of the strongest protestors, about the Spa incident was a double x world champion Nicki Lauda.