F1 might benefit from the greater involvement of FIA president Jean Todt. That is the view of Max Mosley, Todt's immediate predecessor at the head of formula one's governing body. While Frenchman Todt keeps a low profile, some insiders now look back fondly to the more turbulent Mosley-led days, predicting that the now 75-year-old Briton would have fiercely intervened in order to sort F1's current problems. Others think the problem is more generational, with the 84-year-old F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone no longer suited to his top job. 'I'm not sure if we need a generational change at the top of F1,' Mosley told the Italian broadcaster Sky. 'Bernie does a great job at least from a financial...
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