F1 outfit McLaren face FIA hearing into &#39;spying&#39; row
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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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Ferrari filed a criminal complaint accusing a British team member of attempted sabotage before the Monaco Grand Prix.
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Formula One's governing body, the FIA, summons McLaren to answer charges of possessing documents belonging to Ferrari.
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Jenson Button&#39;s Formula One future should be decided on Saturday at a hearing that will also determine several other drivers&#39; hopes of racing next year.
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Sport: Formula one: Lewis Hamilton expresses confidence in his team ahead of spying hearing.
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F1 spying row leaves McLaren with Â£50m fine, but Briton and Alonso free to continue track battle.
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Alain Prost says McLaren's decision to give Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso equal status could work against them.
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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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Sport: FIA summons bosses to answer charges they had 'unauthorised possession' of Ferrrai documents.
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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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Jenson Button should learn his Formula One fate prior to the final race of the season in Brazil. The Contracts Recognition Board has adjourned its hearing into the messy contract affair between BMW-Williams
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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.
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A judge is set to deliver a ruling in a boardroom row which could lead to Bernie Ecclestone losing control of Formula One racing.
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Every F1 fan and observer is busy trying to work out who is quick and whoâs not. We caught up with Pat Symonds to try and decipher the times.
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Colombian Juan Pablo Montoya could be summoned to a meeting of Formula One&#39;s governing body, the FIA, to explain his conduct, according to reports.
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Sport: Formula one: Lewis Hamilton denies all knowledge of sport's current espionage allegations.
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The head of McLaren said he wanted to accept the record $100 million fine and suspension from the team championships if it meant ending the Formula One spy scandal.âIf we can achieve closure, then at this moment in time that would be my recommendation,â the McLaren chief, Ron Dennis, said. F.I.A., the sportâs governing body, concluded that McLaren had probably gained an unfair advantage with data from its rival Ferrari.