Alonso reveals 'moral obligation' to help probe

Fernando Alonso has revealed the threat of an FIA sanction led to “a moral obligation” to co-operate with their spy investigation.

Sat, 08 Sep, 2007 - 15:00

Fernando Alonso has revealed the threat of an FIA sanction led to “a moral obligation” to co-operate with their spy investigation.

Alonso claims he had “no choice” but to reveal what he knows, even if that could lead to McLaren being punished when the World Motor Sport Council reconvenes to discuss the matter on Thursday.

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