Max Mosley, who died this week aged 81, will likely be remembered by the wider world for his campaigns against media intrusion and significant influence on the UK’s privacy laws, in the wake of a lurid sex scandal that found him splashed over the front page of the News of the World in 2008. But for fans of motor racing, the former barrister is forever enshrined as the ‘M’ of March and will be recalled as a controversial and divisive president of the FIA who led world motor sport with an iron fist across two decades.
Max Mosley – 1940‑2021
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