There was a dramatic twist today in motorsport boss Max Mosley’s privacy action against the News of the World over what it called a “sick Nazi orgy” when its star witness failed to give evidence.

There was a dramatic twist today in motorsport boss Max Mosley’s privacy action against the News of the World over what it called a “sick Nazi orgy” when its star witness failed to give evidence.

The reporter who broke the story of motorsport boss Max Mosley’s sadomasochistic “orgy” with five women told the High Court today that it had an “absolutely overwhelming Nazi” theme.

Motorsport boss Max Mosley told the High Court that he spoke German during a sado-masochistic session with five women because the “harsh-sounding” language suited his dominant role.

Motorsport boss Max Mosley’s life was devastated by a News of the World exposé of what it called a “sick Nazi orgy” with five prostitutes, the High Court heard today.

EMBATTLED motorsport boss Max Mosley has defended his right to an “eccentric” private life and said he would fight to continue running Formula One.

RENAULT’S efforts to win second consecutive drivers’ and manufacturers’ world titles were put in jeopardy yesterday when the team’s unique “mass damper” system was ruled illegal.

A British team in the US will try to break the speed record for electric-powered cars weighing more than 2,200 pounds, using a vehicle that has 52 batteries and no mechanical gears.