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Common sense has prevailed within the Fia independent courtroom. It is a nice feeling for Formula One fans, not to mention Mclaren driver Lewis Hamilton himself, that the championship has been decided on-track rather than in the London courtroom where...

Spanish driver and double formula one champion Fernando Alonso is set to start a new chapter in his racing career and that also in familiar working conditions. Come 2008 season the former Mclaren driver would once more wear the colours of French team...

This year's Formula One season would be remembered more for the off-track drama rather than the brilliant title-winning performance by Kimi Raikonen in Brazil and the rookie driver Lewis Hamilton's rise to the racing folklore in his very first season....

Two-time formula one world champion Fernando Alonso has agreed to leave the Mclaren team after just one year into the three-year contract. The Spaniard joined Mclaren from French team Renault at the start of the year. Mclaren boss Ron Denis announced...

There have been rumours flying around the pitlane linking Mclaren Driver Fernando Alonso with a move to either Ferrari or former team Renault where he won both his world titles. Renault team boss Flavio Briatore has played a pivotal role in...

Though sulking after World Motor Sport Council slapped a £49.2m fine and stripped them of the F1 constructor's point, McLaren has decided not to appeal against the sanction for the 'spygate' scandal. McLaren boss Ron Dennis made it clear that

Kimi Raikkonen rarely gives up without a fight and with three races remaining in Formula One season, the Finnish driver is set to take the championship challenge to the wire. The Ferrari driver lead from start to finish during Sunday's Belgian...

McLaren were responsible for scripting one of Formula One's most horrible tales when they were found guilty of espionage at a hearing in Paris on Friday but now they seem to have taken the onus upon themselves to drive the sport out of the deep ditch.

The verdict is finally there, as McLaren have been fined an unprecedented $100m and stripped of all past and future championship points in the 2007 constructors' championship for using leaked Ferrari data. However, drivers Fernando Alonso and Lewis...

Since the McLaren-Ferrari spying scandal erupted, McLaren's team principal Ron Dennis has gone on the offensive, but as of now, a day before the hearing of the World Motor Sport Council in Paris, poignant Dennis reveals contemplating retirement in the...