Zak Brown Responds To Major McLaren Title Question Mark: "Forget It"

The announcement scheduled for 11 a.m. ET will mark the latest pharma deal the U.S. has signed this year in line with President Trump’s most-favored-nation (MFN) pricing policy, which seeks to lower U.S. drug prices to the levels in other developed nations.
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F1: Zak Brown Rules Out Any Possibility of McLaren Favoritism Ahead of São Paulo GP

Zak Brown has admitted he would rather Max Verstappen wins the world championship then favouring Oscar Piastri or Lando Norris in the title fight.

McLaren F1 Would Rather Red Bull’s Verstappen Be Champ Than Play Favorites

Reigning World Champion Verstappen has re-emerged as a contender amid his and Red Bull’s renaissance, and is now only 36 points behind Norris, having at one stage been over 100 points in arrears.
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Brown’s bold stand: Better to lose to Verstappen than divide McLaren

McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown has drawn a bold line in the sand – and it’s painted in the team’s signature papaya orange.
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Uncompromising Racing Spirit: McLaren's Championship Ethos

McLaren's CEO Zak Brown emphasizes the team's commitment to a fair contest rather than favoring one driver over another in their championship battle against Red Bull's Max Verstappen. As both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri vie for the title,

Zak Brown: McLaren chief executive willing to lose championship rather than back Oscar Piastri or Lando Norris

Zak Brown has revealed McLaren would rather lose the Drivers Championship to Max Verstsappen than favour one of their drivers; watch the Sao Paulo GP live on Sky Sports F1 this weekend, with Sprint Qualifying at 6.

Brown would rather lose title than favour one McLaren driver

McLaren would rather lose the world championship by a point than favour one of their drivers against Red Bull's Max Verstappen, the Formula One team's chief executive Zak Brown said on Thursday.

McLaren vs. Palou: A $20.7M lawsuit over broken promises and disappearing messages

Closing arguments have been presented in McLaren Racing’s lawsuit against IndyCar star Alex Palou. The trial in London’s High Court began in late September.
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Zak Brown Testifies as McLaren Pursues $21 Million Lawsuit Against Driver Alex Palou

McLaren CEO Zak Brown took the witness stand this week in London as the Formula 1 and IndyCar powerhouse pursues a $21 million lawsuit against Spanish driver Alex Palou, claiming breach of contract and financial damages after the driver withdrew from a ...
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Brown says he’d rather lose F1 title than favour one McLaren driver

McLaren would rather lose the world championship by a point than favour one of their drivers against Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, the Formula One team’s CEO Zak Brown said on Thursday.
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McLaren responds to Verstappen threat as Norris ‘super strength’ highlighted – round-up

Wednesday's F1 news has arrived, with both Zak Brown and Andrea Stella having responded to the looming threat posed by Max Verstappen.
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