Jackie Stewart - "Max should now step down and be cut out of it totally.
His stewardship of the FIA simply cannot be undertaken in its fullest form because of what has occurred."
Former Minardi boss Paul Stoddart said that the FIA was "without credibility" if Mosley remained in charge.
"Various heads of state that go to Grands Prix don't want to be seen with him," Stoddart told BBC Radio 5 Live.
"The institution (FIA) is completely without credibility. The Crown Prince of Bahrain does not want Mosley in his country while the Australian prime minister refuses to have a meeting with him.
"There are big public companies that probably won't want to be associated with an institution that Mosley, having been exposed like this, has been representing and will continue to represent."
Considering as you lot rightly (
) point out, he has't done anything, all these people are behaving very oddly.
"Along with the
Americans, the
Japanese,
French,
Australian and
Spanish automobile federations all voted against Mosley as did the
German motoring federation ADAC - Europe's largest automobile organisation - who froze all its activities with the FIA."
More odd behaviour! Everyone seems to have it in their head that Max has done something humiliating.
Crazy, huh?