McLaren CEO Zak Brown says a full-time presence of the Woking-based outfit in IndyCar is only a matter of time, with a decision on the timing of the move expected next summer. McLaren returns to the Indy 500 this year with Fernando Alonso and an independent structure managed by former Force India boss Bob Fernley and supported by full-time IndyCar squad Carlin Racing. In the last twelve months, Brown has overseen a heavy restructuring of McLaren's F1 team, with changes undertaken on both the management and engineering fronts. Nine degrees: McLaren's clever scheme to give Alonso an edge at Indy With McLaren's F1 foundation now consolidated and next month's Indy 500 effort on its rails,...
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