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autosport.com - 6/24/2009
Mosley: Peace agreed in Formula 1
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FIA president Max Mosley has said he will not stand for re-election after claiming an agreement has been reached with Formula 1 teams to avoid a breakaway series
usatoday.com - 6/26/2009
Mosley: F1 peace deal in doubt over dictator gibe
— usatoday.com — FIA president Max Mosley warned that Formula One's peace deal may collapse unless Ferrari president Luca di... Montezemolo apologizes ... (more) Mosley: F1 peace deal in doubt over dictator gibe

Comments vote down Auto Racing Daily found this 6/26/2009found this
Pitiful Mosley Recants Decision To Quit In Tantrum, Formula One Peace Agreement In Serious Question
paddocktalk.com - 6/25/2009
Pitiful Mosley Recants Decision To Quit In Tantrum, Formula One Peace Agreement In Serious Question
— paddocktalk.com — Pitiful Mosley Recants Decision To Quit In Tantrum, Formula One Peace Agreement In Serious Question By Mike... Sulka The King-of-pop Michael Jackson has apparently just died at age 50 according to reports at the LA Times, but Max Mosley just as crazily raised himself from the dead. After a ... (more) Pitiful Mosley Recants Decision To Quit In Tantrum, ...
Comments vote down paddocktalk paddocktalk posted 6/25/2009posted this
Breakaway 'loonies' hit back at Mosley: no deal
en.f1-live.com - 6/22/2009
Breakaway 'loonies' hit back at Mosley: no deal
— en.f1-live.com — FIA President winning no friends with current approach As Max Mosley expressed hope for peace on Sunday,... a word he uttered earlier at Silverstone echoed around the race-day paddock...   (more) Breakaway 'loonies' hit back at Mosley: no deal

Comments vote down Autoblog found this 6/22/2009found this

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Open Paddock:  F1 – Peace Deal Brokered

F1 Insight Blog:  The FIA/FOTA War Over

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F1 – Peace Deal Brokered
Open Paddock — ... However, it looks like Mosley has again reconsidered. According to Autosport’s sources, Mosley, Luca Di Montezemelo and Bernie Ecclestone last night had meetings which have resulted in a deal. ...

The FIA/FOTA War Over
F1 Insight Blog — The FIA/FOTA War Over 24/06/2009 The F1 world breathes a huge sigh of relief today with the news from the WMSC meeting that Max Mosley has announced that he will not stand for re-election . There has also been an agreement on cost reductions for the next two years (and no mention of a cost cap), with the teams to sign a new Concorde Agreement to run to 2012. Effectively, this means that FOTA has achieved all of its objectives and there will be no breakaway series as a result. FIA logo One FIA, one F1, one victor - the sport! As interesting as the prospect of a FOTA series ...

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