Max Mosley, the former president of the FIA, is not tender with Ari Vatanen. According to the British, the former candidate for his succession would have been "completely overwhelmed" at the head of the governing body of the car.
Six months after leaving the presidency of the FIA, Max Mosley continues to distil its poison to several personalities from the automotive world. After Luca di Montezemolo, the president Ferrari, Qualified "feeble-minded"Mosley has attacked Ari Vatanen. According to him, the unsuccessful candidate for the presidency of the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile has not been up to the post.
In an interview with the magazine F1 RacingMosley said that the costume was too big for Vatanen. "I was scared because I think John [Todt] with its capacity, is already complicated task. It is much more complex than when I took the position [1993] and I think Ari would have been completely overwhelmed"Has he said."The possibilities are many mistakes and I do not think Ari would have known where to start"Said the old man of 70 years.
The latter is meant, however high praise to Gerhard Berger, former F1 driver and owner of Toro Rosso between 2006 and 2008. According to him, the Austrian has the stature to take over the great financier of F1, Bernie Ecclestone, when it withdraws. "He is very intelligent and understands the 'business' (...) but there is a small chance of that happening - I'm not sure he has wanted"Has he concluded.
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