Mosley refuses compromise deal

Max Mosley, head of the FIA, refused a compromise deal that would have him step down as FIA president at the end of November, instead of facing a confidence vote that could cost him his job next week.

The World Council, who meets on Tuesday to decide Mosley's fate, wants to keep the least amount of damage happening and it is in their belief that a resignation from Mosley instead of a vote will keep the damage at a minimum, Mosley disagrees.

Mosley beleives that there is enough strife within the World Council that will keep him in his job until October 2009, but with the lastest plea from the World Council, Mosley's job looks to be in serious jeopardy.

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