Mosley loses injunction - Stays in office until June 3
By Brian Potter
April 9, 2008 6:08 PM
Filed Under: European, Motorsport
In his ongoing battle to clear his name, FIA President, Max Mosley has lost the injunction again gossip rag News of the World, as the High Court of London refused it. The injunction saw the removal of the damaging sex video of Mosley engaging in various acts with five prostitutes, but now that the injunction has been refused NotW has restored the video and reports visits to their web site has increased 600%.
Meanwhile, as originally requested by Mosley, the FIA has announced the Extraordinary General Assembly meeting of the FIA Senate on June 3. Mosley is expected to receive a vote of no confidence via secret ballot.
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