FIA to probe McLaren race victory
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Formula One's governing body will investigate McLaren for a possible breach of the rules in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
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German-US auto giant DaimlerChrysler is interested in buying a majority stake in the Formula One racing team McLaren, the business daily Handelsblatt has reported.
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DAVID COULTHARD failed to end his nine-year spell with McLaren by landing points in today&#39;s Brazilian Grand Prix. Coulthard has lost his drive with McLaren, whom he first joined in 1996, for next season to
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Formula One team McLaren were charged Thursday by the sport&#39;s world governing body, following claims a member of their staff received confidential technical information from arch-rivals Ferrari.
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McLaren continue to sit atop the time sheets at the Formula One test in Jerez, Spain. Test driver Pedro de la Rosa lowered Juan Pablo&#39;s time from Tuesday by posting a top lap of 1:15.837, which is just 2-10ths
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A stewards inquiry into fuel samples from three cars could hand Lewis Hamilton the world title.
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Motorsport's governing body slaps McLaren with a $100 million fine over the possession of a rival's confidential data
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Formula One's governing body said on Monday it was investigating McLaren for a possible breach of the rules in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
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The FIA reveals emails between McLaren drivers proved the team used information leaked from title rivals Ferrari.
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Lewis Hamilton has been told to keep a lid on his podium celebrations should he win the Formula One title in Sunday's Brazilian season-ender, according to McLaren.
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Sport: FIA summons bosses to answer charges they had 'unauthorised possession' of Ferrrai documents.
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LONDON  - McLaren discard David Coulthard looks set to be offered a way back into Formula One for the 2005 season as a driver with the new Red Bull Racing team.
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McLaren will decide on Friday whether to appeal against a Â£49.2m fine and the deduction of all their constructors' championship points.
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Fernando Alonso is not letting his teamâs involvement in a spy scandal get in the way of his quest to win a third straight Formula One title. Alonso, who drives for McLaren, clinched the pole position yesterday in qualifying for todayâs Italian Grand Prix in Monza.Alonso circled the 3.6-mile circuit in 1 minute 21.997 seconds for his second pole of the season â on the same day that Italian news media reported that he submitted evidence relating to the Ferrari spy scandal to Formula Oneâs governing body, F.I.A.The World Motor Sport Council has scheduled a hearing on the spying case for Thursday after FIA said new evidence had emerged. If found guilty of obtaining the confidential information, McLaren could face a two-year ban. McLaren and Ferrari are embroiled in a dispute over alleged espionage and attempted sabotage, after technical data about Ferrariâs cars turned up in the possession of McLarenâs chief designer.
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Lewis Hamilton resumes testing his McLaren in Spain on Tuesday for the first time since suffering racist abuse at the hands of a Spanish crowd.
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McLaren will not appeal against the spy scandal sanctions imposed by the World Motor Sport Council.
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McLaren drivers Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton will not lose championship points as a result of the "spying" controversy involving their team and Ferrari, according to Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone.