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F1 pundit slams Franco Colapinto's "outrageous" Baku crash but rejects Lando Norris's race ban call

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How an “informed gamble” enabled Toyota to beat Alpine in the Fuji 6 Hours

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Sebastian Vettel gives update on F1 future as he opens up on life after retirement

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Alpine's WEC future decision ‘any day now’ as Geely talks near conclusion

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Sami Pajari’s wish ahead of WRC title decider, as FIA tweaks tyre allocation again

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McLaren statement on WMSC decision appeal

Following a thoroughly misleading press campaign by Ferrari and pressure from the Automobile Club D' Italia, the FIA has asked the FIA International Court of Appeal to consider the unanimous decision made by the World Motor Sport Council on 26th ...

Following a thoroughly misleading press campaign by Ferrari and pressure from the Automobile Club D' Italia, the FIA has asked the FIA International Court of Appeal to consider the unanimous decision made by the World Motor Sport Council on 26th July 2007.

Having considered in great detail the full submissions of both Ferrari and McLaren, the World Motorsport Council determined that there was no evidence that any information, passed by a Ferrari team member to a McLaren employee, had been brought into the organisation or provided any benefit whatsoever to the McLaren programme.

McLaren is not aware of any new information or arguments that have arisen since the meeting of the World Motor Sport Council and therefore assumes that these same materials will now be considered by the FIA International Court of Appeal. Whilst this is both disappointing and time-consuming, McLaren is confident that the FIA International Court of Appeal will also exonerate McLaren and we will in the meanwhile continue to focus on our current World Championship programme.

-credit: mclaren

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