McLaren Renews Push for Stricter Limits on Sister-Team Model

McLaren Keeps Pressure On Over 'A-B Team' Model

McLaren is continuing to question the fairness of the A-B team model in Formula 1 – a structure most prominently seen in Red Bull’s ownership of both Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls. The issue has long been a flashpoint between McLaren CEO Zak Brown and former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. Some in the paddock suggest Brown’s outspoken comments following Horner’s dismissal, claiming F1 was “better off” without him, were partly rooted…

F1 News: McLaren keeps pressure on over 'A-B team' model

(GMM) McLaren is continuing to question the fairness of the A-B team model in Formula 1 – a structure most prominently seen in Red Bull’s ownership of both Red Bull … Read More The post F1 News: McLaren keeps pressure on over ‘A-B team’ model appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.

McLaren renews push for stricter limits on sister-team model

McLaren is keeping the spotlight on Formula 1’s so-called A/B-team arrangements, with Red Bull’s ownership of both Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls remaining the prime example.

McLaren keeps pressure on over ‘A-B team' model

Aug.12 McLaren is continuing to question the fairness of the A-B team model in Formula 1 – a structure most prominently seen in Red Bull's ownership of both Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls. The issue has long been a flashpoint between... More »