If Max Mosley was an MP he would be asked to resign, why as an elected official of the FIA hasn't he resigned?

Question

n**i or not - what Max Moseley got up to wasn't what you'd expect of an elected official. He might have won the battle in terms of getting damages for being exposed, but very senior people will never be able to look him in the eye again without thinking that he's a smutty dirty old man....not the kind of man you want representing your sport.

Answer 1

Their ALL at it mate.... What's the story about Gordy Brown and a rocking horse?

Anyway it seems they are all entitled to a private life, WHATEVER they get up to, personally i don't agree, people in positions of authority (no pun intended) should set a moral example.

Answer 2

Well -ask why a notorious fascist - and he was an active fascist, not just the son of one - was elected or appointed in the first place.  Those who chose him probably regarded him as a praiseworthy character, and, in their world, antics such as those imputed to him are probably seen as boring normality.