Former AMSP team president Taylor Kiel resigned this week and is expected to take up a similar role at Chip Ganassi Racing once his non-compete clause has expired. However, it’s understood that he will not be directly replaced within the team, which next year expands to three cars, as Alexander Rossi joins incumbents Pato O’Ward and Felix Rosenqvist.
Instead, Motorsport.com has learned that McLaren CEO Zak Brown is weighing up his options from various senior personnel within the organization and, as written here yesterday, has hired the former president of race operations and race director of IndyCar, Brian Barnhart.
