McLaren CEO Zak Brown has revealed he would have made driver salaries a part of the new Formula 1 budget cap after the idea of a separate salary cap was floated. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has revealed the team attempted to sign former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya to compete in the 2018 Indianapolis 500. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has described Fernando Alonso as a "rare breed" and a "very worthy competitor" ahead of the Spaniard's Formula 1 return... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has suggested rival teams with alliances in Formula 1 will be afforded a "competitive advantage" with the new budget cap. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says it is time for Lando Norris to lose the rookie feel and challenge new team-mate Daniel Ricciardo. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has praised the "awesome" performances of Lando Norris across his first two seasons in Formula 1 and believes the Briton can battle new... read more »

Between reduced testing and a token system, Zak Brown concedes swapping engine suppliers this off-season is not an "ideal situation" for McLaren. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has labelled the switch to Mercedes power units for the new season as the "least ideal situation" given the continuation of last year's cars. read more »

With spending capped for the next three years, Zak Brown acknowledges that alliances will be advantageous but hopes the FIA clamps down on copycat cars. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes the team has a "very strong future" after recently securing a £185million investment package. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says that Carlos Sainz was a better driver than the team expected him to be when he first joined. read more »

Zak Brown expects the proposed salary cap to be introduced to F1 "in the next few years" - but thinks extending it beyond drivers would present a conundrum. read more »

Zak Brown says Calos Sainz "exceeded expectations" during his two-year spell at the McLaren F1 team. read more »

Closing the gap to the top of the field was more important for McLaren than finishing P3 in the standings, says CEO Zak Brown. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes the midfield battle in 2021 could involve up to five teams separated by no more than 0.2s. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes Carlos Sainz "came into his own" during his two-year spell with the Woking-based team. read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has paid tribute to former Marlboro sponsorship chief John Hogan who has sadly passed away. read more »

In the latest F1 gossip column, possible delay to 2021 season with Australian GP in doubt, Brown says Williams' new owners will have to spend big for success and Chase... read more »

McLaren CEO, Zak Brown warns Williams new owners that they will need to spend if the team is to get out of its current rut. read more »

McLaren took third place in the Constructors' Championship by having two strong drivers as opposed to the one that Racing Point and Renault had in 2020, according to Zak... read more »

Zak Brown says the post-season 'young driver test' in Abu Dhabi "took on a life of its own" as rival teams managed to open up the rules. read more »

McLaren chief Zak Brown believes Williams' new owners will have to invest "a lot of money" in order for the team to re-emerge as a contender in Formula 1.... read more »

McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown feels "very proud" of Lando Norris's work to open up about mental health in Formula 1, praising his authentic and honest approach read more »

How accurate was McLaren's Zak Brown to say Racing Point and Renault were 'carried' by one driver in the 2020 season? PlanetF1 readers respond... read more »

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown thinks having two drivers performing at a high level was a key reason behind them finishing P3 in 2020. read more »