It is a generally well-known fact within the Formula 1 paddock that the 11 teams that make up the sport can never agree on anything between them - except that they want to go racing. At the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona this weekend, the team bosses met to talk about next year's rules and then inevitably spoke about Max Mosley and whether or not they thought he should leave his job. What I find interesting about the Reuters report on this Mosley matter is not so much the lack of a complete agreement on the matter, but the reason that the teams apparently cannot agree - which appears, yes, to have something to do with going racing.