LONDON: McLaren accepted on Thursday that Ferrari data had penetrated deeper into their team than suspected and issued a public apology for the spying controversy.
In a statement, the Formula One team also offered to impose a moratorium on the development of three separate systems on their new car “to avoid even the possibility of Ferrari information influencing our performance during 2008”.
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