It's summer. The sun is shining and a woman named Trudy is out running an errand for

a husband at a copy shop near her house in the UK. The copy shop was invoking, which

just happens to be McLaren's home town. It's 2007 and McLaren has a team competing

in the Formula One season. Trudy's husband works for McLaren, like a lot of people in

this small town. And he needs 780 pages of highly classified work documents copied

onto CDs. So as wipe Trudy is taking them to the store for him. The guy at the copy shop

is routinely sorting the order. When he notices something printed on the pages, Trudy

just handed him. You just had to notice the Ferrari logo and all the drawings. You might

not heard of McLaren, but you'll definitely have heard of Ferrari. They've got that logo

with the black horse prancing on his hind legs as if saying, Hey, look at me, I can do something

you can't like by this expensive car. Well, this dude at the copy store is looking at

the drawings of Ferrari cars along with detailed instructions of how to put one together.

Each page is stemmed with that iconic horse logo. Along with the words do not copy.

It just so happened to be that in a small town full of McLaren folks, this guy at the

copy shop was a die hard Ferrari fan. And it's strange that someone is copying documents

that clearly aren't meant to be copied. So he looks up the name of the customer. Trudy

Cochlear, wife of Mike Cochlear, the chief designer at McLaren. You see Ferrari, an Italian

team and McLaren, a British one, are longtime rivals. Ferrari is super old. The racing division

has been around since the 20s. And McLaren's F1 team came about much later in the 60s.

Ferrari founder Inzo Ferrari has got a thing about new teams. He dismissed them completely

and mocked those that didn't have the grand history of Ferrari, but still dared to challenge

him. He called these upstart teams, Garajisti, teams that operated out a little raggedy

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