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Written by Zico Kelly
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Monday, 30 July 2007 |
Ferrari are expected to lodge a six-page document with the Italian courts in Modena over the Ferrarigate scandal.
The Italian squad were furious with Friday’s decision by the sport’s governing body, the FIA, not to penalise rivals McLaren, despite being found guilty of being in the possession of classified documents belonging to Ferrari. "This decision legitimises dishonest behaviour in F1 and sets a very serious precedent," they said in a statement. "We feel this is highly prejudicial to the credibility of the sport." Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo warned he would not take the FIA’s decision lightly saying: “I want to tell all the fans who have been contacting Ferrari from around the world, offended by the FIA’s decision in Paris, that they should remain at ease because this story does not end here.”
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