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F1 chief Mosley hints he may stand again

F1 chief Mosley hints he may stand again

AAP - June 29, 2009

Max Mosley claims he is coming under pressure to reverse his decision last week not to seek re-election as president of Formula One's ruling body.

Mosley had said he would step down as president of the International Automobile Federation in October.

His decision helped broker a peace deal with the Formula One Teams Association, which had threatened to form a breakaway series if the FIA...Read more

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