When Zak Brown joined McLaren Racing in 2016, he discovered a storied organization badly in need of a reboot. The team was firmly in the midfield, finishing sixth that season and experiencing record low sponsorship.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has stated that Red Bull Racing won't go into 2025 or 2026 as the favourites for either Formula 1 championship due to behind the scenes issues at the team.

Brown spoke with TIME about this chase for the F1 title, the keys to his sport’s continued growth in the U.S., and his biggest mistake.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has remarked that he wishes to “punch in the nose” people who suggest that the team has secured the Formula 1 Constructors’ title in 2024. The Woking-based squad is on course to end a Constructors’ Championship drought dating back to 1998 as it has a 36-point lead over Ferrari with three rounds to go.

Sergio Perez looks set to be on the way out from Formula One and Red Bull after a torrid 2024 campaign. Various reports after Sunday’s race in Qatar state that Red Bull are set to move on from the 34-year-old after the season finale in Abu Dhabi this weekend,

Defending Formula 1 constructors' champions Red Bull have made an announcement regarding an upcoming release. ➡️ READ MORE Formula 1 has made a huge announcement officially confirming the exit of a popular grand prix from the race calendar.

Liam Lawson appears to be in pole position for a Red Bull Racing promotion for the 2025 Formula 1 season after the team's interest in Franco Colapinto cooled. Despite signing a two-year contract extension earlier this year,

One of the current VCARB drivers is set to step into the senior team at Red Bull Racing for F1 2025, with Sergio Perez making way for either Liam Lawson or Yuki Tsunoda. Peter Bay