McLaren have admitted their “embarrassment” over the Formula One spying scandal after team boss Ron Dennis revealed they would not be appealing against the sanctions imposed on them.

MCLAREN boss Ron Dennis is now focused on putting a turbulent year behind him by winning the Formula One drivers’ title after opting not to appeal against the spy scandal sanctions.

FIA president Max Mosley has questioned McLaren boss Ron Dennis’ personal integrity in the spy scandal.

Embattled McLaren boss Ron Dennis has confirmed it was his tip-off that resulted in the team being stripped of all constructors’ points and fined $100m.

Reigning world champion Fernando Alonso has been fully implicated in the FIA’s findings behind their strict sanctions of McLaren in the spy scandal.

Formula One legends Stirling Moss and Jackie Stewart tonight railed against the decision of the World Motor Sport Council to fine McLaren $100m and strip the team of their points in the Constructors Championship.

McLaren have come out fighting as the off-track furore intensified ahead of today’s Italian Grand Prix.

Ferrari have today accused McLaren of making “serious and false accusations” as the war of words between the two bitter rivals intensifies.

The war of words between McLaren and Ferrari has intensified, with Ron Dennis accusing the Italian team of winning this year’s Australian Grand Prix with an illegal car.

Ferrari’s board of directors have confirmed they are to pursue every legal avenue open to them as the ’spy’ and sabotage sagas rumble on.

FERRARI president Luca di Montezemolo has promised to continue his fight for penalties to be imposed in the Formula One ‘spying’ row.

Lewis Hamilton is anxious to resume his quest to become world champion – after a day that left McLaren smiling and Ferrari fuming.

FERRARI have launched a scathing attack on the World Motor Sport Council, claiming their failure to penalise McLaren “legitimises dishonest behaviour.”

McLaren have avoided any sanction in the 'spy' scandal that has rocked Formula One on the basis of insufficient evidence.

MCLAREN team principal Ron Dennis will today give his version of events in the Formula One espionage saga that has rocked the sport.

Nigel Stepney could find himself in court by the end of the year if the current Italian investigation determines he has a case to answer.

McLAREN chief designer Mike Coughlan was yesterday accused of behaving “disgracefully” as Formula One’s ‘spy’ scandal hit the High Court.

McLaren chief designer Mike Coughlan was today accused of behaving “disgracefully” as Formula One’s ’spy’ scandal hit the High Court.

Nigel Stepney insists he has been made a scapegoat in the "spy" saga that has rocked Formula One.

Honda boss Nick Fry has dismissed speculation that his team is involved in the industrial espionage saga currently surrounding Ferrari and McLaren.

McLAREN have categorically reassured Ferrari they have used none of the secrets leaked to one of their technical staff.

Ferrari’s head of performance development Nigel Stepney claims he is at the heart of “a dirty tricks campaign.”

Manchester United legend Alex Stepney believes the club’s fans are unhappy because they cannot bear to see other teams dominating the English scene.

Former Manchester United keeper Alex Stepney believes it is unfair to criticise Roy Carroll for not admitting Tottenham should have scored a late winner during Tuesday night’s 0-0 draw.