On 10 July 2007 a High Court hearing was opened and adjourned until 11 July 2007 to allow Mike Coughlan to submit an affidavit.[10] However details released include the fact that Mike Coughlan is alleged by Ferrari to be in possession of 780 pages of Ferrari documentation and that his wife is alleged to have taken them to a photocopying shop near Woking [11]. Ferrari were allegedly unaware that their technical information had been stolen, until they received a tip from an employee in the photocopying shop. The staff member saw that the documents were confidential and belonged to Ferrari and, after copying them, decided to contact the team’s headquarters in Italy [12].
moral of the story : don't be a cheapskate when you're stealing multimillion $ worth confidential information. Buy a copy machine and do it yourself FFS !
Vincent, no thropy for mcLaren this year. They don't get any points from the remaining races as well.
