Max Mosley believes Formula 1's new owners may have missed a trick by not retaining Bernie Ecclestone in a management role.   Ecclestone's 40-year reign as the sport's commercial supremo was ended when Liberty Media completed its takeover of F1 a fortnight ago with the American media firm installing a new management structure. Ecclestone was handed the honorary role of chairman emeritus and his replacement as F1's chief executive, Chase Carey, has said he wants to utilise the 86-year-old's decades worth of experience. F1 changes: Q&A on the sport's new era Former FIA president Mosley, a long-time ally of Ecclestone, believes Liberty could have gone one step further and retained the...
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