Peter Sauber to replace Mosley as FIA president


By BMWF1Talk
April 1 2008

We can exclusively reveal that Max Mosley, so far FIA's president is about to be replaced by Peter Sauber, the creator of the Sauber F1 Team (now known as BMW Sauber, and previously kniwn as Sauber Petronas). After yesterday a news bomb made it to the media, with Mosley being the center of the controversy, today is has emerged that Mosley will not continue as FIA president for much longer.

We went to the FIA for a quote from Max Mosley, but were told by a spokesman that he's a bit tied up at the moment.

There have already appeared some candidates for the role: Jean Todd, former Ferrari F1 chief, Paul Stoddart, former Minardi chief (who was the most vocal against Mosley in the past), Anthony Hamilton and Peter Sauber.

We hear that Jean Todd has rejected the proposition because he felt that his presidency would make too obvious what has been widely known in F1 for a long time: FIA means Ferrari International Aid. However secretly he confessed to us that the plasters he uses for his fingers would not match the suit he would have to wear in the FIA meetings.

Stoddart was another firm candidate, despite having left F1 some time ago for ChampCar. But as ChampCar will merge with IRL, he has now a golden opportunity. However when offered the job he got mad and just could say in an angry mood "This is ****ing crazy. This today is bullshit". Seems like he still has the same mood, and hasn't changed his mind after the Indy 2005 farce!

In a desperate attempt, FIA members tried to to hire a popular character, in order to improve FIA's image, and get rid of any racism attacks they could suffer after the incidents tha have happened this year. And they thought, who would be better than Anthony Hamilton, the father of the Mclaren's spectacular driver Lewis Hamilton?
Unfortunately, Anthony Hamilton requested for an unacceptable share of TV time (we hear that he wasn't happy with last year's TV coverage, and now asked for no less of 50% of the qualifying TV time, and 40% of the race time), as well as $10 million in return for his publicity appearances. And, what's more, he asked too for a crane at every corner, especially in wet races.

So finally the only candidate left was Peter Sauber, who is now just BMW Sauber consultant, but could easily leave the job. Mario Theissen couldn't stop crying after he heard he would lose such a good friend to the FIA, so promised to give Albert2 as a gift to Peter, who will use it for studying and creating new radical aero rules that would scracth the winglet ban, and would now reuqest no less than 6 'bull' and 'deer' horns in each F1 car, ala BMW-Sauber F1.08. Sauber added that, with Albert2 by his side, he'll be able to crack the whip and get the new rules introduced quickly.

The only condition asked by Peter Sauber is to have a couple of wooden boxes of extra fine Habanos brought to his working table every morning.

Expect to hear more on the matter soon.

Peter Sauber for president!

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Peter Sauber to replace Mosley as FIA president
Discussion started by BMW Sauber F1 (IP Logged), 01/04/2008 17:02
BMW Sauber F1
BMW Sauber F1
01/04/2008 17:02
Peter Sauber to replace Mosley as FIA president

Walsingham
Walsingham
01/04/2008 17:15
Quote:
but were told by a spokesman that he's a bit tied up at the moment.
(Sm6)

ms_4_life
Asim Khan
01/04/2008 17:26
April Fool [:wor kid:]

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Raid Phoenix
01/04/2008 18:11
Hehe, hope you liked it winking smiley

Thought it wouldn't be very strange if in the future Peter becomes in fact the new FIA president. At least I hope so.

BTW, wan to see something that looks like April foos?

Read this: http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpass_news_item.php?fes_art_id=34338

Racing against the machine!

sessions
sessions
01/04/2008 18:36
Good one but it may happen. Can't think of anyone more fitting for the position.

Sessions

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Beatrix
01/04/2008 23:29
We had the same idea Jaime!

Little Bandit
Little Bandit
01/04/2008 23:36
That's a good one grinning smiley
I also heard that Ferrari is not going to sack Felipe (Sm22)

http://www.f1network.net/boards/file/s491.htm?936,file=1400

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cavallino rampante
02/04/2008 04:12
(Sm22)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v390/billymcdafthead/Ferrari090407.gif

http://img83.imageshack.us/img83/5959/kimisign2ko0.jpg

FERRARI 4 LYF

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Raid Phoenix
02/04/2008 18:09
Thanks

Credit to Phil too, that correct a couple of grammatical mistakes, and created a couple of those funny sentcens (very good ones by the way, Phil! winking smiley)

Racing against the machine!

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KineticKid
02/04/2008 18:42
You officially have the #1 news story of the last 24 hrs on NewsNow, Jaime. (Sm21)

Well done.

edit: Nevermind, they just took it down. I guess it took them a while to realize it was fake. lol



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:04:02:18:55:21 by KineticKid.

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Raid Phoenix
02/04/2008 19:00
Hehe, noticed that it has lowered in the ranking now winking smiley
It is true that it could be close to reality (Sauber replacing Mosley, as sessions said. I hope so too)

Yesterday (that means till 0:00 am in UK) it collected a total of 396 views, and hope it gets more today.

It is vital for this site now to get as many views and viewers, especially in the news section, and for the future too.

Hope you liked it, and I'll accept ideas for next year's winking smiley

PS: we accept extra ideas for the news stories in general, and if you would like to collaborate/particpate or send us one story or opinion article for us to publish, we would welcome it winking smiley

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