Mosley determined to stay on

A defiant Max Mosley has vowed to remain FIA president in the wake of lurid allegations about his private life.

Wed, 02 Apr, 2008 - 08:04

A defiant Max Mosley has vowed to remain FIA president in the wake of lurid allegations about his private life.

Mosley has also apologised to motorsport’s world governing body, and various organisations under the FIA umbrella, for potential embarrassment caused over the matter.

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