Wednesday, January 30, 2008 LONDON: Formula One will be stronger this year as a result of the spying controversies that overshadowed last season, FIA President Max Mosley said on Monday. The Briton told reporters that the sport had moved on from a scandal which cost McLaren a $100 million (50.4 million pound) fine and all their constructors' points for having Ferrari information in their possession. "I think...
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