The McLaren CEO, who is involved in both F1 and IndyCar, makes his case for how the American series can move towards the future by looking at its European counterpart

McLaren Racing is eyeing expansion into sports car racing and it is unclear what impact that might have on its Formula E and IndyCar programs.

IndyCar CEO Mark Miles' interest in adding a race in Australia to the series calendar has found reciprocation from a promoter of the Supercars championship held in Australia and New Zealand.

Will Buxton has revealed that a sweary text message from McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown helped sway him towards dropping his F1 TV role for the chance to lead Fox Sports’ IndyCar coverage for the upcoming 2025 campaign.

On the last day of WEF, Zak Brown posted pictures of him skiing in the Swiss mountains on Instagram. He was joined by Bahrain Sovereign Wealth Fund Group CEO, Abdullah Bin Khalifa, who owns the McLaren Group.

At a time when many racing series' growth is flat, IMSA is adding manufacturer after manufacturer, and fans are lining up to watch the on-track action.

Three-time IndyCar champion Alex Palou must fly to London following the Rolex 24 at Daytona for mediation with McLaren.

The whispers that McLaren Racing was eyeing sports car racing have circulated for months and it made sense: The brand is, after all, a supercar to sell to consumers and

Will Buxton has revealed Zak Brown gave him a three-word answer as he discussed a potential move from Formula 1 to IndyCar with the McLaren chief. Buxton announced earlier this month that after ...

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has thrown his weight behind the FIA's push for more professional Formula 1 race stewarding.

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown is considering entering sports car racing in 2027, with the World Endurance Championship being a prime target, while also reviewing its current participation in Formula E and IndyCar.

McLaren chief executive Zak Brown expects Formula One to deliver a four-way championship battle this season and would also not be surprised if a rival team mirrors McLaren's rapid rise to the top.