Max Mosley claims that there will be no Bahrain GP without the unanimous approval of all twelve F1 teams - while Bernie Ecclestone is apparently attempting to urge them to vote... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley remains confident that the Bahrain Grand Prix will not go ahead this year. read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has stepped up his concern, with the Bahrain Grand Prix having been reinstated by Jean Todt and the FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) last... read more »

Ex-FIA president Max Mosley has said there is no chance the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead as the teams need to unanimously agree to a change in the calendar for it to be... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley believes that there is 'no chance' of the Bahrain Grand Prix going ahead this year, after suggesting the governing body cannot change... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley believes the Bahrain Grand Prix is unlikely to go ahead as planned on October 30... read more »

Max Mosley, the former head of world motorsport, does not think the Bahrain Grand Prix will go ahead on 30 October. read more »

Max Mosley is calling on the FIA to re-think its decision to re-schedule the Bahrain Grand Prix and he has warned if the race does go it will 'eventually cost F1 dear'. read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has condemned the decision to return to Bahrain on October 30th. The 71-year-old says the decision must be reversed immediately or read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has warned that F1 must reverse its decision to return to Bahrain or face the consequences. read more »

Max Mosley says if F1 races in Bahrain, the sport will "share the regime's guilt as surely as if it went out and helped brutalise unarmed protesters"... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley says the decision to reinstate the Bahrain Grand Prix on the 2011 world championship calendar "will cost Formula 1 dear" unless it is... read more »

Max Mosley has confirmed that he intends to appeal the European Court of Human Rights ruling rejecting his bid to bring about a change in the UK's privacy laws - his final... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has insisted that were he still calling the shots, F1 would return to Bahrain this season 'over my dead body', since 'to go will... read more »

Max Mosley says if he was still president of the FIA, F1 would "go to Bahrain over my dead body"... read more »

Max Mosley warns sponsors may withdraw from a rearranged Bahrain GP, plus more news read more »

Ahead of today's meeting of the World Motor Sport Council, Damon Hill and Max Mosley have both urged Formula One not to return to Bahrain this year. read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has said the Bahrain Grand Prix should not take place in 2011 and would certainly not have done had he still been in charge read more »

Max Mosley has responded to the European Court of Human Rights' ruling not to make it a legal requirement for newspapers to forewarn the subjects of articles of impending... read more »

Max Mosley, former FIA president, has lost his European Court of Human Rights battle to tighten privacy laws in the United Kingdom. The case came about read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has failed in his legal bid to have British press rules deemed a breach of European human rights laws... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has lost his court case to force the media to inform people of stories about their private life before they are published read more »

Max Mosley has failed to bring about a change in privacy laws after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that there is no need to introduce 'a legally-binding... read more »

Former FIA President Max Mosley has lost a case against newspapers publishing articles on private lives before informing the subject. The European Court of Human Rights has... read more »

Former FIA president Max Mosley has lost his court case on UK media law, in which the Briton tried to get newspapers to warn people before exposing parts of their private lives. read more »