The espionage scandal that rocked Formula 1 last year and saw McLaren-Mercedes disqualified from the constructors' world championship and fined a sporting record $100 million USD is far from over yet.
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Lewis Hamilton will be a McLaren-Mercedes Formula 1 driver until at least the end of the 2012 season, after the team announced it has prolonged his deal for a further five years - boosting his pay packet and extending the 23-year-old's relationship with the squad to 15 years.
Fernando Alonso has explained why he has decided to leave McLaren with immediate effect, in the same breath dismissing any prior suggestions of favouritism within the team that have dogged the British outfit's 2007 season.
Team McLaren-Mercedes boss, Ron Dennis has predicted that Juan Pablo Montoya will be a 'better racing driver' with his squad.
The McLaren Group today announced that Italian company, Technogym SpA, a market leader in the fitness and biomedical rehabilitation equipment field, has entered a long term agreement to become an official partner, Fitness Solutions, to the McLaren Group's new headquarters, the McLaren Technology