I have I slightly different take on why MM has spoken on this situation than all theories put forth on this page.Giblet wrote:Mosley is still part of the FIA. He is one of 10 members of their senate. Being someone so closely involved for years his opinion is still asked for and given. Mosley doesn't need to be directly asked to know that people want his opinion as well.andrew wrote:That's what I thought it was initially but then I asked my self why. What is Mosley's motivation for doing this? Jean Todt was Mosley's candidate of choice for the FIA presidency.Hangaku wrote:I don't believe he has any interest in getting back in with the FIA, but he certainly has interest in making Jean Todt look like he's floundering.
Like I said, it is a wild theory but .....
Mosley saying what he wants, par for the course.
MM is a very astute, I would even go as far as to say brilliant legal mind.
I think he understands that this is a matter that will be damaging to F1's image.
After having had his personal life violated, and is associated with the FIA in a much less powerful position, is going on record as backing the moral high ground.
JMH conspiracy theory.

BTW J. Todt has proved to my satisfaction that he is a vastly superior team racing director than he is being the Capo of the FIA syndicate.
