McLaren F1 boss Zak Brown dismissed a murky tweet from Rich Energy, discarding the cryptic online message as a futile publicity stint by its author. The energy drink company, which is no longer involved as a sponsor in F1, posted a message on Twitter on Thursday, vaunting as usual its elusive brand but attaching a series of hashtags implying links to McLaren and Renault. Alonso could fill third Arrow McLaren SP seat at Indy As trivial as the communication appeared to be, Brown felt the need to set the record straight, insisting McLaren had no interest in even talking with Rich Energy. "I was sent that [tweet], and the guy obviously likes to draw attention to himself," Brown said,...
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