Dodgy Business
The spy scandal that McLaren currently find themselves embroiled in may have prompted a touch of schadenfreude in some quarters, but Tony Dodgins believes that the team deserve some sympathy
McLaren are being put through the wringer at the moment and you have to feel sympathy. Well, maybe you don't, but I do.
It was no secret in the F1 paddock that Nigel Stepney was unhappy at Ferrari. He'd admitted as much in an Autosport interview at the start of the year, when he mentioned he was open to offers from elsewhere. Predictably, it didn't go down well in Maranello.
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