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Another violations, and then Penalized for Three Next Races

McLaren-Mercedes team can breathe relieved associated with the lie scandals in the Grand Prix (GP) in Australia. There is no direct punishment they get. Punishment by the FIA after of World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) hearing in Paris, France, yesterday (29 / 4) only conditional.

The punishment was announced after hearing opinions on the WMSC hearing. FIA said that mclaren suspended three series. But, the sentence is suspended with a few conditions. The punishment is a reward because five up to the lie that indictment to mclaren's incident involving their drivers, Lewis Hamilton, with Jarno Trulli (Toyota) in the series opener months ago.

“With reverence to the openness and honesty shown mclaren Team Principal, Martin Whitmarsh to the WMSC, and cultural changes that were promised to the team, WMSC decided delay punishment,” the official FIA statement.

“The punishment is Suspension form, meaning will be applied when discovered more new facts about the case or McLaren violate again in 12 months,” the statement is linked. If so, then they are forbidden to appear in the next three series.

Mclaren go to the FIA before hearing of the WMSC to accusations of the Hamilton lies and their former Sporting director, David Ryan. They are giving false information regarding the action in the Australian GP when exposure instructed Hamilton to slow the car so Trulli forced to passing when yellow flag anchored. Initially, Trulli be sanctioned. But, based on radio recordings, found mclaren trapping Truli. So, Hamilton immediately disqualified from the race.

Because the incidence, the mclaren is apologize to the public. David has been dismissed. On the basis of, the WMSC commute mclaren.

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