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...The build-up to next month's FIA Extraordinary General Meeting
You may have noticed that things have recently gone very quiet on the Max Mosley front, pending the FIA's Extraordinary General Meeting on June 3, ostensibly to discuss matters arising from elements of his private life being made public. But be assured there is an awful lot of activity beneath the surface.
Max is fighting tooth and nail for his career, using his political adroitness to amazing effect, helped by some ostensibly rather eccentric FIA statutes. The governing body's processes make dull reading, but in understanding their essence you quickly appreciate that in the midst of this battle there is no requirement to fight fair, only legal. Legal and fair are not necessarily the same thing, as any politician will tell you.
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