Mosley plans quieter life in new term
FIA president Max Mosley has said that he wants to have a less hands-on approach to the running of motorsport after his re-election tomorrow for another four-year term
Mosley has no rival candidates standing against him in tomorrow's election by the FIA General Assembly, where he will be given a mandate for his fourth term as president.
And although the threat of a breakaway Formula One championship still needs to be headed off, Mosley has indicated that he eventually wants responsibility for his motorsport jobs to be taken by a team of 'cabinet' members that he has put forward.
"I have made it very clear to everybody that the reason I wanted to be elected with a whole team is that the work is going to be doled out," he told Autosport-Atlas.
"At the moment I suppose I have still got to take responsibility for F1, but once we have got real peace I want to step back from it and have a quieter life.
"Everybody, all sorts of people on the 22 group, will have different jobs to do and hopefully they will get on and do them. I will really only get involved in exceptional circumstances."
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