McLaren boss Zak Brown praised IndyCar stars Josef Newgarden and Scott Dixon, believing their 'outstanding talent' is worthy of Formula 1. Brown offered his opinion on the controversial debate sparked recently by Haas' Guenther Steiner, who believes there are currently no US drivers who could race competitively in F1. Steiner's assessment led to a backlash reaction from the IndyCar community. At a press conference at Daytona yesterday, Brown chimed in on the subject and disagreed with the Haas boss' comments. "The biggest challenge you have is the lack of testing," Brown said. "You only get eight pre-season days of testing and even that is with one car, so you rotate...
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