McLaren's failure to get Fernando Alonso onto the Indy500 grid hasn't put CEO Zak Brown off from wanting to try again. He's so desperate to return, it's not if it's..."when we go back we want to do it as McLaren". Alonso was hoping to find the third jigsaw piece to the triple crown this weekend, but won't even get the chance to race. A series of errors have let McLaren's Indy500 project down. To highlight the severity, Alonso qualified in fifth place in the 2017 event and led for 27 laps. Brown explained the differences between 2017 and 2019 to RaceFans. “Well, 2017 was a totally different programme. We partnered with Andretti, it was their car, it was primarily their...
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