Max Mosley has criticised the majority of F1 teams for not taking the matter of cost-cutting seriously enough – but reserved his biggest condemnation for his successor as FIA president. Speaking to Germany's Welt am Sonntag, Mosley claimed that he foresaw the financial problems currently besetting even the midfield runners, but says that neither the teams or Jean Todt, who took over at the head of world motorsport when the Briton was forced to stand down, reacted in a way that could have prevented the threat of bankruptcy hanging over them. “It is something I regret this very much and all the more so because this problem was signalled several years ago,” the 73-year old insisted,...
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