Is Max Mosley to blame?

We all know Ferrari has issues with FIA and in particular with Max Mosley, the constructor previously had a long-standing run of ‘clashes’ with the former FIA boss.

The Formula One team in a column at their Ferrari’s website states that Mosley decision to include four new F1 teams as “a holy war”, rather than helping BMW and Toyota. A parting shot before Mosley leaves his post.

Currently USF1 has financial issues, Campos Meta was just taken over by new management, while Lotus and Virgin Racing have yet to clock respectable timings despite making it to pre-season testing.

The column in question entitled ‘The Horse Whisperer — For whom the bell tolls‘ reads, “This is the legacy of the holy war waged by the former FIA president. Two teams will limp to the start of the championship, a third is being pushed by an invisible hand and, as for the fourth, you would do well to call Missing Persons to find it. In the meantime, we have lost two constructors along the way, in the shape of BMW and Toyota, while at Renault, there is not much left other than the name. Was it all worth it?”

The columnist doesn’t stop there, they refer to Stefan GP, the team which bought Toyota and wants to replace the troubled new F1 team, as “Serbian vultures, who picked the bones of Toyota on its deathbed”.

Funny right … but there’s truth to it.