Jean Todt is reportedly "almost at war with Bernie Ecclestone" and his FIA leadership looks set to be challenged by a former key figure under Max Mosley. Motorsport's governing body is due to hold its presidential elections in autumn this year and it was initially understood that Frenchman Todt, who took over from Mosley in 2009, would run unopposed for a second term. However, David Ward has now emerged as a possible opponent with The Times reporting he is being pushed to run in the elections as several Formula One role players are not happy with Todt's presidency. Ward, the director-general of FIA Foundation for the Automobile and Society, was the right-hand man for Mosley and...
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