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FIA president Max Mosley to stand for reelection
telegraph.co.uk - 2/5/2009
FIA president Max Mosley to stand for reelection
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FIA president Max Mosley has given a clear indication that he intends to stand for a fifth term.
FIA president Max Mosley to stand for re election
telegraph.co.uk - 2/5/2009
FIA president Max Mosley to stand for re election
— telegraph.co.uk — FIA president Max Mosley has given a clear indication that he intends to stand for a fifth... term. (more) FIA president Max Mosley to stand for re election

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timesonline.co.uk - 2/5/2009
Sport in brief: Max Mosley tempted to stand for re-election
— timesonline.co.uk — Motor racing Max Mosley, the president of the FIA, hinted yesterday that he may stand for re-election... for a further four years when his term as president expires in October. Mosley said that many FIA members had suggested to him that they want him to ... (more) Sport in brief: Max Mosley tempted to stand for ...

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Mosley expects 12 F1 teams in 2010
autosport.com - 2/5/2009
Mosley expects 12 F1 teams in 2010
— autosport.com — FIA president Max Mosley believes there will be 12 Formula One teams next season despite the economic... crisis hitting the world. (more) Mosley expects 12 F1 teams in 2010

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F1 Fanatic:  F1 links: Mosley’s “unusually stupid” remark

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F1 links: Mosley’s “unusually stupid” remark
F1 Fanatic — FIA president Max Mosley to stand for re-election ‘He said he expected “six or seven” people to enter the race, although Sir Fred Goodwin will not be one of them. The former Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive was linked with the role, but Mosley scotched that rumour. “Last week Sir Fred called me to say it was all nonsense. He was obviously rather embarrassed,” Mosley said. “The interesting thing is where it could have come from. It has to be someone with some kind of connection to F1. He’s got to have some ...

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