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Zak Brown shares shocking McLaren reality when he took over the team's reins
McLaren boss Zak Brown revealed that when he joined the squad in 2016, it was "toxic". The American took over the team at one of its lowest points.
F1 Preview: Why the Heat Is Squarely on McLaren to Repeat
McLaren does not have a nominated reserve but its relationship with Mercedes means it has had its reserve drivers as back-ups ...
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Zak Brown slams McLaren’s ‘toxic’ politics under predecessor Ron Dennis before F1 turnaround
Zak Brown, who has led the team since 2016, played a major role in their success in recent years. Hence, the Briton opened up about the ‘toxic’ culture within Woking under Ron Dennis .
McLaren CEO Admits Willingness To Pay For Full-Time FIA Stewards - 'Not Going To Break The Bank'
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has voiced his support for having full-time paid FIA stewards in Formula 1, stressing that contributing ...
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McLaren ‘key architect’ Prodromou gets contract extension
McLaren has announced a multi-year contract extension for one of its senior technical leaders, with Peter Prodromou described ...
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McLaren secures Adrian Newey's former prodigy's future with the team in a long-term deal
McLaren has extended the contract of the technical director of the aerodynamics department, Peter Prodromou, ahead of the ...
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Star driver CONFIRMS shock McLaren exit in official statement
Now, Bustamante has revealed the first day in her new job, confirming her exit from McLaren in an official statement, ...
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McLaren's Zak Brown braced for epic 2025: 'Even tighter field than in 2024'
The 2024 season saw four different teams and seven different drivers take home multiple wins, as Red Bull Racing's edge on ...
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Greene Tweed partnering with McLaren Formula 1, IndyCar teams
McLaren Racing and elastomer manufacturer Greene Tweed have formed a multi-year partnership for the McLaren Formula 1 and ...
McLaren boss Zak Brown backs full-time F1 stewards after Johnny Herbert saga
McLaren CEO Zak Brown insists the stewarding system in F1 needs a shake-up and believes full-time officials need to be ...
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Brown intervenes in discussion about swearing in F1: 'I think that's inappropriate'
Like many team principals, McLaren CEO Zak Brown has his own opinions about how to handle swearing in Formula 1. Ahead of the ...