Lewis Hamilton backs McLaren To Emerge Unscathed From Spy Controversy
Jul 19, 2007
McLaren
Lewis Hamilton is confident McLaren will be exonerated at next week’s hearing into the Formula One ‘spy’ scandal such is his belief in the “honesty” of boss Ron Dennis and the team.
Read More.. Sportinglife
It takes more than flu and Ferrarigate to bring down Lewis Hamilton. Reinforced by Beechams Powder and an unwavering belief in the probity of his team, Hamilton gave McLaren, and in particular team principal Ron Dennis, a touching endorsement as he approaches the critical moments that might yet define his season.
Although round 10 of the Formula One world championship is about to unfold around the Nurburgring this weekend, events in Paris four days later are casting a pernicious shadow. There, in the same Place de la Concorde where Madame Guillotine went to work so brutally during the French Revolution, Formula One’s ruling body, the FIA, will dispense justice in the Ferrarigate affair.
- By Kevin Garside, Read More.. Telegraph.co.uk
Jul 19, 2007
As for the upcoming hearing, at which Woking based McLaren must answer a charge of possessing or even using sensitive Ferrari data, Hamilton said: “I know the team are working hard on it.
“There are always teams trying to bend the rules in some way, but I honestly believe we are the most honest. For me, I believe we will be all right.”
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Jul 18, 2007
McLAREN have hit back at speculation that top team members saw secret information about Ferrari in the spy-row that could threaten Lewis Hamilton’s title bid.
The team are under investigation by the FIA following claims chief designer Mike Coughlan illegally received information from their fiercest rivals.
Read More in WH Times
