Fernando Alonso's hopes of attempting to take out the 'Triple Crown' in 2019 took a serious blow on Friday as Zak brown confirmed McLaren will not enter IndyCar as a full-time team next year. Although an entry to the Indianapolis 500 remains possible, Alonso appears to be running low on options if he is to build momentum to the race over a full season. Alonso's World endurance Championship ties to Toyota and historic criticism of Honda is reportedly limiting his options in IndyCar, where the Japanese marque that underdelivered with McLaren in F1 is a major engine supplier. The two-time world champion has already confirmed that he will not race in F1 next year and undergone a road test with...
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