The F1 bosses will meet with Liberty Media and the FIA on Wednesday for crunch talks with Zak Brown calling for "radical change" for 2021. read more »

McLaren CEO, Zak Brown has resigned his role as non-executive chairman of Motorsport Network. read more »

McLaren CEO has stepped down from his role with Motorsport Network (MSN) as scrutiny increases on the media giant's activities. read more »

McLaren chief Zak Brown has stressed that the team's return to Mercedes engines in 2021 will not be the sole catalyst to them winning races again in F1. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has explained that his company and Ferrari's rivalry in road car sales played a role in the Formula 1 team opting not to pursue the Scuderia as a... read more »

McLaren F1 CEO, Zak Brown, has said Ferrari were never an option to potentially supply them with engines for the 2021 season and beyond. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown is confident that a return to Mercedes power in 2021 can put the Woking squad back in the mix for title success. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says his side did not consider approaching Ferrari over a possible F1 engine tie-up.  read more »

McLaren CEO, Zak Brown, reveals that Sporting Director, Andreas Seidl was the driving force behind the Woking team's decision to switch from Renault power to Mercedes. read more »

McLaren's switch to Mercedes engines for the 2021 Formula 1 season was a decision driven by team principal Andreas Seidl after he joined earlier this year, Zak Brown says read more »

Today's FIA press conference with Frederic Vasseur, Guenther Steiner, Zak Brown, Christian Horner and Cyril Abiteboul. read more »

Zak Brown has said that F1 need to "get on with" deciding the rules for 2021 rather than waiting for each team to be happy. read more »

In the latest F1 Gossip, Ocon linked with Renault switch for 2020, Brown urges speed over 2021 rulebook and Honda continues to make engine progress.  read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown remains uncertain if he can convince Fernando Alonso to commit to a full IndyCar season after it was confirmed that the team will run for the entire... read more »

In the wake of McLaren's confirmation that it will run a full IndyCar programme in 2020, Zak Brown reveals that the move could see IndyCar drivers given an F1 test. read more »

McLaren team principal Zak Brown is not yet convinved that they are 'best of the rest' as fourth-placed team behind the elite trio of Mercedes, Ferrari, and McLaren. read more »

Zak Brown talks about possible crossover between the McLaren Formula 1 and IndyCar projects from 2020. read more »

Will Fernando Alonso change his mind about doing a full IndyCar season? read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has ruled himself out of the running to replace Chase Carey as CEO of F1, and believes the job is too big for one person to run. read more »

Zak Brown has revealed that despite the fiasco that was its Indy 500 attempt this year, the Woking company is still considering a full IndyCar programme. read more »

McLaren Formula 1 team CEO Zak Brown will support an increase to 22 races for the 2020 season if series owners Liberty Media requests it read more »

Zak Brown hopes he can convince Fernando Alonso to commit to a full season of IndyCar as McLaren eye yet another entry into the American open-wheel series. read more »

McLaren team boss Zak Brown says that it is "fun" to come to Formula 1 weekends again now that his squad is enjoying stronger performances in 2019 read more »

McLaren Racing CEO, Zak Brown, has said Fernando Alonso is "top of the list" as the team target a full-time entry into the IndyCar series. read more »

Zak Brown calls for F1 to pay greater attention to its fanbase when it comes to forming its future rule sets. read more »