McLaren CEO Zak Brown has admitted that he would consider opening the door to a return of Carlos Sainz to Woking.

Zak Brown, McLaren Racing CEO, joins 'Money Movers' to discuss how being the top team changes the economics of the team, if ...

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The Brit explained that McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown will not let him get behind the wheel of rally cars, likely due to a fear of injury. There has recently been a raft of speculation about the ...

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Arrow McLaren's Christian Lundgaard finished on ... Meanwhile, the F1 team managed a double podium in the Bahrain GP. Zak Brown shared his feelings about Lundgaard’s brilliant drive.

McLaren chief Zak Brown was asked by Sky Sports F1 after the race about the brewing title battle between his two young drivers, and he reiterated that they are free to race one another on track and ...

McLaren CEO Zak Brown reacted to these different results in Sakhir. To begin with, Brown could only praise Oscar Piastri, who is the first repeat winner of qualifying in the 2025 season, calling his ...

Norris could not respond but McLaren chief executive Zak Brown had a brighter outlook than his driver. “Tomorrow is a new day. He’s got a great race car, he’s a great racing driver ...

"I'm obviously expecting Lando to come through." Zak Brown, McLaren's chief executive, offered a similarly optimistic outlook for his one disappointed driver. "Tomorrow is a new day," said Brown.