Days after suggesting that F1 needs to further expand in Asia, suggesting that China deserves a second race - despite its repeated failure in selling out its existing event - Zak Brown is calling on teams to make short-term sacrifices in order that F1 may flourish under its new ownership. 'We need to do what is right for the sport,' Brown told Motorsport.com. 'That is Chase Carey's job, and it is not going to be easy, but McLaren are prepared to make some sacrifices for the good of the sport. 'Ultimately, what is for the good for the sport will come back and be better for us all,' he added. 'So, we are prepared to make some short-term sacrifices, because we think it will be better for the...
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