It has been a remarkable 26 years since McLaren won the last of its eight constructors' titles. For CEO Zak Brown, who has led the team from near-financial collapse and challenges during Covid, he finds it hard to believe his team is on the brink of glory with just five races to

Eight years after joining McLaren, Zak Brown's vision for the team has come into focus as the Formula One World Championship arrives at Circuit of the Americas in Texas.

The FIA looked into a disputed ‘bib’ and ‘T-tray’ on Red Bull’s car which meant they had the ability to adjust the ride height while in parc ferme conditions, which is not legal. There is no evidence to suggest that Red Bull broke any rules, and Christian Horner insisted that their rivals’ worry was just “paranoia”.

He has transformed the team, which snatched the lead in the constructors’ championship from Red Bull a month ago.

McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown says he “still has questions” about a controversial adjustment device on the Red Bull.

McLaren boss Zak Brown warned on Friday of "massive consequences" if champions Red Bull were found to have breached Formula One rules on adjusting car set-ups during closed 'parc ferme' conditions.

Nikolas Tombazis, boss of single-seaters at the FIA, says he is satisfied with the handling of the case surrounding Red Bull Racing's front bib clearance. He also clarified that the governing body does not intend to retroactively check whether the mechanism was previously used by the Austrian Formula 1 team.