McLaren CEO Zak Brown has revealed the team could be competing full-time in the IndyCar series as soon as next year, as the Woking-based side look to expand their brand now there is more stability in the Formula 1 team. With the hiring of James Key as technical officer and performance in F1 increasing, things seem to be more settled down in Woking, with both Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz being on long-term contracts as well. McLaren will have another go in the Indy500 this year as well, with Fernando Alonso manning the papaya-orange car for the second time. Brown said this will eventually bleed into a full-time IndyCar entry. "The racing is outstanding - great teams, great drivers,...
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