McLaren has been slipping backwards in recent years, which led to wholesale changes to the technical structure and to its Woking infrastructure, projects overseen by incoming... read more »

Mclaren chief Zak Brown has disagreed with Lewis Hamilton, after the seven-time world champion aired his frustrations over Red Bull and Max Verstappen's dominance. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says it is aiming to be the outright "second fastest team" in Formula 1 by the end of the 2023 season. The Woking-based side's campaign... read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown has claimed that the Formula 1 championship would be 'wide open' if Sergio Perez was driving both Red Bull cars this season. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes this year's F1 title race would be "wide open" if Red Bull employed two Sergio Perezes instead of one Max Verstappen. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes the Formula 1 championship fight would be "wide open" if Red Bull had two Sergio Perez's in the car. Max Verstappen currently... read more »

Insisting that it is Max Verstappen who is "killing everyone" out there, McLaren boss, Zak Brown laments the fact that Red Bull doesn't have two drivers of... read more »

Formula One's current season would have the hallmarks of a classic if Red Bull had two Sergio Perezes instead of one Max Verstappen, according to McLaren's Zak Brown. read more »

Spanish IndyCar driver Alex Palou appears to have ended his relationship with the Woking team, as Chip Ganassi hits out at Zak Brown. read more »

Zak Brown, McLaren's CEO, has informed his IndyCar staff that Alex Palou will not be racing with them in 2024, as stipulated in his contract. read more »

Zak Brown believes that McLaren can keep Lando Norris at the team despite rumours linking him with a move away. read more »

Zak Brown believes McLaren's recent improved form will convince Lando Norris to "stick around" at the British F1 team.  read more »

McLaren chief executive Zak Brown is confident the team's stunning recent upturn in form will convince Lando Norris to "stick around" amid uncertainty over the... read more »

McLaren boss, Zak Brown has defended the decision to pit Lando Norris ahead of his teammate Oscar Piastri even though the Australian was ahead at the time. read more »

Zak Brown has raised the bar for Oscar Piastri after the Australian recorded his best F1 result at the British GP. read more »

McLaren team principal Zak Brown has insisted that his team will not get complacent, despite a dramatic improvement in recent results triggered by some upgrades. read more »

McLaren chief executive Zak Brown has claimed that "someone will eventually catch Max Verstappen" after Lando Norris finished in second-place behind the Dutchman at... read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has spoken some promising words to the neutral Formula 1 fans, saying 'a handful of people' will catch Max Verstappen at some point in the... read more »

Zak Brown was perhaps the happiest man in Silverstone after seeing McLaren earn its first podium of the 2023 season. read more »

Zak Brown has joked that the first thing McLaren did to help keep them under the cost cap, was slash their catering budget - something that rivals Red Bull partially blamed for... read more »

Zak Brown has praised Mick Schumacher's impact after the German driver completed a closed test earlier this week. read more »

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has praised the talents of Alex Palou amid rumours linking the Spaniard with a switch to Formula 1. Palou currently races for Chip Ganassi Racing in the... read more »

Today's press conference with Toto Wolff, Frederic Vasseur, Mario Isola, James Vowles, Mike Krack and Zak Brown. read more »

Constant track limits abuse by drivers in Turns 9 and 10 of the Red Bull Ring flooded the FIA stewards with incidents to review.On Sunday afternoon the FIA had to look at over... read more »

McLaren boss, Zak Brown has warned that there must be no repeats of the track limits fiasco which left the result of the Austrian Grand Prix in doubt over five hours after the... read more »