Former FIA president Max Mosley believes that the European Commission could take an interest in the FIA’s 1 percent shareholding in the Formula 1 Group, as it contradicts an agreement made under his stewardship. British MEP Anneliese Dodds has drawn the attention of EU Commissioner for Competition Margrethe Vestage to the Liberty sale, with a particular focus on the FIA's shareholding, which she points out could be worth £33m. Mosley agrees with Dodds' assertion that the FIA had agreed in 2001 to restrict its role to being the sport's regulator, with no commercial involvement. "To my way of thinking it's a breach of the agreement with the European Commission," Mosley told...
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