Christian Horner was unexpectedly sacked from Red Bull mid-way through the 2025 season. The Briton led the Austrian constructor for over two decades, but was released from the squad with immediate effect.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown didn’t hold back when asked about Christian Horner’s shock departure from Red Bull — saying the end result didn’t surprise him at all. While the timing caught many off guard, Red Bull’s announcement after the British Grand Prix that Horner had been sacked with immediate effect sent shockwaves through the paddock.
An eventful British GP ended in an increasingly familiar result, a McLaren 1-2, as the chequered flag came out. Norris reduced Piastri’s Championship advantage to just eight points, putting him ever closer to the Australian.
Zak Brown might run McLaren’s F1 team, but he just reminded everyone he’s also a supercar fanatic with a garage that would make even the grid’s biggest stars jealous.
Max Verstappen has kept up with his impressive performances this year despite Red Bull’s massive issues. Milton Keynes is trying their best to get out of the slump, but isn’t successful in doing so yet.
Max Verstappen left the McLarens in the dust after achieving a stellar triumph at the Emilia Romagna GP. Despite struggling throughout the weekend, Red Bull put forth a great turnaround in pace, enabling the Dutchman to clinch the victory.
Max Verstappen‘s future at Red Bull has remained under immense scrutiny as the team faces a massive gap in performance against its rivals. Milton Keynes is unable to recover from their tumultuous pace despite consistent efforts.
Max Verstappen is arguably the biggest name in Formula 1 at the moment. The driver market remains focused on the Dutch driver’s future, despite Red Bull securing his services till at least the end of the 2028 season.
Lando Norris is trying hard to remain at the top of his game in the 2025 season. However, the Briton is unable to match up to his teammate Oscar Piastri‘s pace on the grid.
Zak Brown is, today, one of the most important figures at McLaren, having guided the team to its first Constructors’ title since 1998 last year. But his road to the pinnacle of F1 was anything but straightforward.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown insists the MCL39 is not as dominant as many analysts and fans have suggested. According to the 53-year-old, McLaren’s execution on race day has given them an edge.
With McLaren’s MCL39 being the class of the field this season, the majority of the spotlight is naturally on them. And as they were prepping up for the
F1 drivers love speed, which doesn’t come as a surprise since they drive the fastest cars in the world for a living. But their love for racing as a whole drives them to explore other avenues of motorsport, or at least dream about them.
McLaren F1 CEO Zak Brown understands how quickly the dynamics of the fastest car on the grid can shift, particularly given the competitiveness of the pack.
Fernando Alonso has spent most of his F1 career moving teams in search of that elusive third world championship. Other than Ferrari, McLaren is another team where he has driven for a considerable amount of time.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes that Ferrari will be contenders in 2025. The 53-year-old views Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc as having the experience and raw speed to fight for a Championship.
McLaren secured a massive turnaround in performance in the 2024 season and went from the middle of the grid to the very top. Zak Brown, who has led the team since 2016, played a major role in their success in recent years.
McLaren became the 2024 constructors’ champions after dethroning Red Bull from their crown. However, the English team’s fortunes were not always great as they were a back marker in the past decade.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner's congratulatory message to McLaren at the FIA Awards Ceremony in Rwanda, celebrating its first Constructors' Championship win in 26 years, also revealed his curiosity about the tattoo Zak Brown would get to mark the historic achievement.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has discussed the potential entry of Formula 1's 11th team, Andretti Cadillac, backed by General Motors. He hinted that an announcement regarding the American team's imminent entry into the sport is expected soon.
In a remarkable financial turnaround, McLaren Racing, under the leadership of CEO Zak Brown, posted an AUD $25 million (£12.9 million) profit in 2023, a stark contrast to the AUD $111.8 million (£57.84 million) loss they experienced in 2022.
Less than a week after announcing he was stepping down from Andretti Acquisition Corporation II’s board of directors, McLaren CEO Zak Brown is back in the headlines, but this time for a very different reason.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has announced his intention to raise questions about the role of Red Bull's B-team, VCARB, following Daniel Ricciardo's decision to switch to soft tires in the penultimate lap of the Singapore GP.
McLaren Racing CEO recently categorically stated that the Woking-based team has ‘world championship material’ at its disposal in every area of activity.
Sergio Perez’s recent form has become one of the main storylines in F1, scoring just 11 points in the last five rounds. Despite recently signing a contract extension, Perez is at risk of losing his seat.