McLaren boss Zak Brown says the Woking-based outfit's onslaught on the 2019 Indy 500 will be a "completely different experience" compared to its last visit to the Brickyard two years ago. McLaren will return to the Speedway this week with Fernando Alonso almost twenty-four months after the Spaniard's first attempt at winning the American blue riband event and advancing his Triple Crown ambitions. On that occasion, McLaren was a mere entrant, with Alonso's car was entirely run and managed by Andretti Autosport. Brown: McLaren full-time IndyCar presence is backed by shareholders This year, McLaren will run its own show, albeit with some operational help from full-time Indycar team...
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