Newsgroup: it.sport.formula1
Titolo: Niente di ufficiale

Si profila una sentenza pesante ai danni della McLaren sulla spy story. 
Scuderia e piloti verso l'esclusione dai campionati 2007 e 2008. Si attende 
la conferma ufficiale ma è questa la voce che prende sempre più corpo.
http://sport.alice.it/it/cmc/motori/200737/cmc_113461.html
 

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La squalifica è già stata smentita.

Turtles ha scritto:
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mi sa' che alonsa si salva :/
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http://www.speedtv.com/articles/auto/formulaone/40219/
Britain's BBC network is reporting that the FIA's World Motor Sport 
Council has proposed that the McLaren team be excluded from the 2007 and 
2008 World Championships, following today's hearing to discuss the 
matter of its purported uses of illegally obtained technical data from 
main rival Ferrari.
However, the exact nature of the punishment has not yet been made clear, 
meaning that drivers Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso may not be 
personally disqualified from World Championship contention.
A final decision is expected shortly.
More details to follow.
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se non riuscite ad accedere:
fo**ete l'ingiustizia!
http://www.iuculano.it/internet/aggirare-blocco-scommesse/
oppure:
www.opendns.com

 Per chi corrono? Con cosa corrono? :-D
ma chi lo sa' :)
tocca aspettare.
mrT^^
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Pare che la McLaren non prenderà punti per il costruttori per i
prossimi 6 GP.

 
dove l'hai letto tora?
(e li fanno correre lo stesso?)   :)
mrt^^
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http://controcampo.mediaset.it/motori/motoriindex.shtml
mezza rettifica qui
SEPTEMBER 13, 2007
Not just yet
Stories that McLaren has been banned for 2007 and 2008 are not 
confirmed, according to our sources in Paris.The World Council is 
debating the matter but no decision is yet official.
http://controcampo.mediaset.it/motori/motoriindex.shtml
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Still No Official Confirmation of McLaren Ban From Formula One for 2007, 
2008
An hour after the initial reports broke, there is still no official 
confirmation that McLaren-Mercedes has been excluded from the 2007 and 
2008 seasons.
It is now being suggested that the two-year disqualification was just an 
official proposal of the World Motor Sport Council, and the 26-man body 
was subsequently due to vote.
 
Also rumoured in the Spa-Francorchamps paddock, some three hours' drive 
away from Paris, is that the Woking based team will indeed be excluded 
from the constructors' championship, with Fernando Alonso and Lewis 
Hamilton still eligible to battle for the drivers' crown.
What is clear late on Thursday afternoon is that Hamilton travelled to 
Spa-Francorchamps after leaving the Paris hearing, but predictably made 
no comment as he strolled from the paddock gates to the McLaren motor home.
Former McLaren driver David Coulthard commented to the British 
broadcaster ITV: "I think what we have to do is be very clear in 
understanding whether the actions of a few are sufficient to bring down 
a whole company.
"I know Ron Dennis and therefore the McLaren ethos when it comes to the 
way they compete –- and it's not one of 'let's take that rule and bend 
it, and turn it back on itself'.
"I also believe that Norbert Haug and Mercedes-Benz have a very high 
level of sporting integrity. I spent nine years with them, the board 
members, the chairmen and so on –- they are responsible to a lot of 
shareholders and the way German companies operate, I cannot believe for 
one moment that they would poach information from rival teams or use it 
if it fell into their hands," he said.
The Scot also acknowledged the possibility of a heavy sanction for 
McLaren, but reckoned that championship leader Lewis Hamilton would take 
it in his stride.
"I don't know many drivers who fall into deep depression because you've 
got to move forward," the Red Bull racer quipped.
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