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Mosley vote could be too close to call

Max Mosley’s fate as president of the FIA will finally be decided tomorrow, 64 days after allegations about his private life surfaced and having resisted all calls to resign.

Mosley vote could be too close to call

Mon, 02 Jun, 2008 - 16:05

Max Mosley’s fate as president of the FIA will finally be decided tomorrow, 64 days after allegations about his private life surfaced and having resisted all calls to resign.

On March 31 the News of the World published lurid details about Mosley’s private life.

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