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The Paddock is a new voice for the complex motorsport industry, a unique business and lifestyle publication which addresses the issues that matter most to the people who drive the business of the sport. Objective and independent, The Paddock provides indispensable information on all the latest developments that affect the motorsport industry. At the heart of this is coverage of the Formula One world championship, but the magazine also focus on other top motorsports, including NASCAR, MotoGP, US open-wheel racing, the World Rally Championship, powerboats and the Le Mans 24-Hour race.

Time to Move on

Time To Move On... But for whom? Max Mosley’s participation in a sado-masochistic sex orgy did not cost him his job, but the Formula 1 community is agonising over the fallout from that decision by the FIA General Assembly To the astonishment of many in the motorsports community, FIA president Max Mosley secured a vote of confidence when the delegates of national touring associations were convened for an Extraordinary Meeting of the FIA General Assembly, in Paris on 3 June. This highy controversial outcome appalled delegates representing some of the larger FIA member clubs and also has many implications for professional motorsports.

The Paddock Max Mosley Bernie Ecclestone FIA Senate Marco Piccinini Franco Lucchesi Prince Albert of Monaco Anthony Scrivener CVC Capital Partners Damon Hill Sir Jackie Stewart Luca di Montezemolo

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