Mosley: Problem or Solution?
Minardi's Paul Stoddart says FIA president Max Mosley is a problem for Formula One. Karl Ludvigsen not only disagrees, but also believes that the FIA chief is to thank for the promising start to the 2005 season
We had a humdinger of a race on Sunday. It was just great to come back to Imola, where the demons of 1994 have at least been exorcised. Although an artificial track, it's one of the closest we have to a real road circuit, with plenty of grades, hazards and curbs. There aren't any artificial passing zones, so the action we saw on the track was all the more impressive. It showed off the skills of today's racers in a most attractive way.
And the racing! Unusually these days, a Grand Prix made the frontpages of the sports sections. It deserved to, because we had close and exciting competition up and down the field. The results and points had something for everybody - everybody, that is, except Williams-BMW fans. What on earth is ailing the team from Grove? And it was good to see Jacques Villeneuve enjoying his racing for a change. If he sticks around - as I hope he will - it looks like he'll have BMW power next year.
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