Zak Brown's candid account of McLaren's failure to qualify for the Indy 500 reveals the team's costly lack of preparation and an astounding comedy of errors. McLaren and Fernando Alonso's return to the Brickyard after its impressive maiden run in the blue-riband event in 2017 was heavily promoted by both team and driver. Ultimately, the Woking-based outfit and its star driver left Indy through the back door last Sunday after a humiliating defeat during qualifying's last row shootout. Fernley out at McLaren after Indy qualifying debacle "I don’t think we came into this arrogant, I think we were unprepared," Brown told the AP's Jenna Fryer. " "We didn’t deserve to be...
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