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Mr. Oak @ Jul 26th 2007 3:50PM
Ferrari Fired Nigel Stephany, Last I heard Mclaren Suspended Mike Coughlan.
Stephany and Couglan took technical data from Ferrari and I am sure Mclaren also, and went calling on Honda looking for jobs. Honda turned tham away.
I don't see where Mclaren did anything wrong. One of their employees conspired with one of Ferrari's employees to steal secrets and go peddle it to a third party. Ferrari's and McLaren's employees both acted on their own behalf. Not on behalf of either team.
We can talk F1 until the cows come home. I go all the way back to Jimmy Clark. '63 '65 WDC.