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Dennis vows to soldier on

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has re-iterated he will not quit despite the severe punishment imposed on his team following the spy scandal hearing.

Fri, 14 Sep, 2007 - 08:23

McLaren boss Ron Dennis has re-iterated he will not quit despite the severe punishment imposed on his team following the spy scandal hearing.

McLaren have been stripped of all constructors’ points for this season and handed a staggering FIA record fine of $US100million US dollars.

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