Buenas noticias para los apasionados del circuito Spa-Francorchamps. Las negociaciones sobre el Gran Premio de Francia que podría incluírse en la temporada 2013 continúan, pero los últimos rumores apuntan a que podría haberse producido un cambio en el planteamiento. Hasta ahora, el acuerdo entre el Gobierno francés y Bernie Ecclestone contemplaba una alternancia en el calendario del Gran Premio de Francia y el de Bélgica, lo cual suponía la ausencia -una vez cada dos años- del trazado de Spa, uno de los más queridos por pilotos y aficionados. Pero, al parecer, Bélgica se ha desmarcado de la negociación.
Realmente, antes de que Nicolás Sarkozy abandonase el Gobierno galo, el acuerdo entre el circuito belga y el de Paul Ricard (el principal candidato a albergar el Gran Premio de Francia) parecía prácticamente un hecho; sin embargo, el asunto ha dado un giro con la entrada del nuevo Gobierno de François Hollande. De hecho, ya no es seguro que el trazado elegido para la carrera sea el de Paul Ricard. Según informaba el nuevo ministro de deportes, Valerie Fourneyron, ahora mismo hay dos trazados -Paul Ricard y Magny Cours- que están compitiendo por albergar un Gran Premio que, además, el Gobierno no va a subvencionar.
Quizás el hecho de que el Ejecutivo haya descartado la financiación es lo que ha provocado la salida de las negociaciones del Gobierno belga... o quizás haya sido Francia la que ha preferido asumir la presencia en el calendario todos los años; pero el caso es que, de confirmarse la no alternancia entre los dos trazados, Spa seguirá siendo una cita fija en el calendario de la Fórmula Uno. Y eso, para este deporte, es una buena noticia.
Larga Vida Spa!!!
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So, the MAN-MAX, feels proud of his idiosyncracies and pretness himself as a role model by assuming (imposing through media) that the 21st century is very accepting of feats such as his. Is it? These are the kind of principles that he wants the 21st century to nurture. We dont need to even ask the question about what he wants his family to live with. As per him, if his private act (while in public office) were not to become public, his family would be very accepting. So he can do whatever he wants and eithet the 21st century will accept it or they would not care because they don't know about it (step back and think of someone applying the same principles to their responsibilities). We don't even want to know where all this individual has been. I am sure he is well-travelled. But, we do know that he should leave from where is: for the little that he has done while in office and very much so as the 21st century does care about not having such individuals in public offices. Doesn't it behove of people who hold public offices to conduct themselves in a manner that is acceptable ironically his act for the 21st century is quite contrary to the respectable individual he tries to portray himself as in his everyday doings. He is not, as exhibited by his deeds. The public and authorities must do the right thing and have him replaced sooner than later.If the authorities even consider having him continue, it would be noble for all Motorspot fans to give-up watching the sport until he steps down. Needless to say, sponsors should act too as they exist in a 21st century that is apparently very different from the one that MAXI lives in.It is surprising that the councils are willing to convene to hear him out even though MAXI has acknowledged he was the conductor of this opera. Someone needs to step-up, take him by the hand and walk him outside in the interest of the 21st Century (and perhaps they will restore normalcy and respect in the motorsport world).
Mosley still believes that he can use his poiitson as President to denounce his critics (just like last year when he attacked Jackie Stewart for voicing an opinion differing to his own)Mosley replied to the Merc/BMW by saying: “Given the history of BMW and Mercedes-Benz, particularly before and during the Second World War, I fully understand why they would wish to distance themselves from what they rightly describe as the disgraceful content of these publications. Unfortunately, they did not contact me before putting out their statement to ask whether the content was in fact true.” By this logic, News of the World should have contacted Max first before publishing the video.So is this to be Max’s stance? Proclamation to all manufacturers, by edict of Max Rufus Mosley. All press statements are to be submitted to the office of FIA president for vetting.The arrogant arsehole!
, I don't know a word about British laws, but I can assure you (since my wife is a laeywr), that under the spanish law, any photograph must be taken in a public place or with the explicit permission of persons involved if you intend to use it in a court as a proof of anything.You are also not allowed to redistribute that photgraphs or videos or you can be sued if you do.Sex between consenting adults(prostitutes or not)in a private place, I'm completly sure its protected by privacy legislation (as I said I don't know a word about your laws).Said that, you can judge him under your own moral principles. I won't do.