Spanish chief voices Mosley disapproval

The head of Spain’s motor-racing federation has suggested beleaguered FIA president Max Mosley should have stepped down over allegations about his private life – but insists the Englishman retains his “sporting respect”.

Spanish chief voices Mosley disapproval

The head of Spain’s motor-racing federation has suggested beleaguered FIA president Max Mosley should have stepped down over allegations about his private life – but insists the Englishman retains his “sporting respect”.

Associations in America, Germany, Holland, Israel and Austria have called for Mosley to resign in light of last month’s lurid newspaper report, while Red Bull Racing’s Mark Webber last week claimed he had brought the sport into “disrepute”.

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