Miami GP success no threat to F1’s classic races, reckons Brown Spectacular new Formula 1 events like Miami should not be viewed as a threat to other iconic races like Monaco, reckons McLaren CEO Zak Brown. Autosport · May 5, 2022
McLaren takes Miami in bid to become North America's team The McLaren Formula One team has taken Miami by storm ahead of Sunday's inaugural grand prix The Independent UK · May 5, 2022
Why the Miami Grand Prix weekend will be a game changer for F1 After many decades of questions if Formula 1 would ever make it big in the United States, confirmation it has done so will come in Miami this weekend. Autosport · May 4, 2022
Why the Miami Grand Prix weekend will be an F1 game changer After decades where many questioned whether or not Formula 1 would ever make it big in the United States, confirmation it has done so will come in Miami this weekend. Motorsport · May 4, 2022
F1: Miami Grand Prix the ‘biggest for 20 years’ and will rival the Super Bowl, says McLaren boss Zak Brown The Formula One Miami Grand Prix will rival the Super Bowl as American motor sport fans prepare to flock to Florida for the sport’s much-hyped arrival. Evening Standard · Apr 27, 2022
Daniel Ricciardo Is F1’s Honey Badger McLaren’s fun-loving country music fan can be fierce when he has to be Sports Illustrated · Apr 15, 2022
Palm Beach International Raceway In Florida Could Be Demolished There's still some hope on the horizon, though. Motor1 · Apr 15, 2022
McLaren: Doubt over O'Ward's future is "unfounded noise" Doubts over Pato O'Ward's future with McLaren is 'unfounded' as he places full focus on fighting for the IndyCar title this year, according to CEO Zak Brown. Motorsport · Mar 18, 2022
Zak Brown exclusive: ‘Lando Norris is like Lewis Hamilton, he’s an F1 world champion in the making’ Zak Brown is finally seeing light at the end of a tunnel. In the case of the McLaren boss, that is the gargantuan wind tunnel being built at the team’s Woking headquarters. Evening Standard · Mar 16, 2022
Red Bull have ‘ruined a few great drivers’, McLaren chief claims Brown believes that Red Bull can be “a bit brutal” on young drivers The Independent UK · Mar 2, 2022
Mercedes and Red Bull accused of being ‘short sighted’ with stance on new F1 team McLaren CEO Zak Brown has criticised teams that oppose the expansion of the grid The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2022
McLaren boss Zak Brown insists he 'wouldn't be shocked' if Lewis Hamilton quit F1 Lewis Hamilton is reportedly disillusioned with Formula 1 after the controversial scenes that unfolded at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Daily Mirror · Jan 19, 2022
FIA Abu Dhabi F1 investigation must deliver clear answers, says McLaren The FIA’s report into the events of Formula 1’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix must be transparent and deliver a full and honest explanation of what happened, says McLaren CEO Zak Brown. Motorsport · Jan 19, 2022
F1 impasse could see sprint races scrapped in 2022 Three sprint events were held in 2021 The Independent UK · Jan 19, 2022
Autosport · Jan 19, 2022 McLaren happy to wait over Audi F1 future decision McLaren insists it is happy to sit and wait for Audi to make a decision over its Formula 1 future before evaluating a potential tie-up.
The Independent UK · Jan 18, 2022 McLaren boss ‘wouldn’t be shocked’ if Lewis Hamilton quits F1 The seven-time world champion is said to be debating whether to return to the grid in 2022 following the dramatic end to the 2021 season
The Guardian - UK · Jan 18, 2022 McLaren chief casts doubts on Lewis Hamilton’s future Zak Brown has revealed he ‘wouldn’t be shocked’ if seven-time world champion walks away from sport after the final race drama in Abu Dhabi
Autosport · Jan 17, 2022 Abu Dhabi 'pantomime' proves F1 and FIA needs reform - Brown McLaren CEO Zak Brown urges Formula 1 chiefs and the FIA to be stronger in moving control away from teams, as fallout from last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix continues.
Motorsport · Jan 17, 2022 Abu Dhabi "pantomime" proves F1 and FIA needs reform - Brown McLaren CEO Zak Brown has urged Formula 1 chiefs and the FIA to take a stronger hand in moving control of the sport away from teams, as the fallout from last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix continues.