Ross Brawn has revealed that Formula 1 is open to collaboration with IndyCar to allow more F1 drivers a chance to compete in the Indy 500. For the first time since 2003, the Indy 500 did not clash with an F1 race weekend. The landmark event typically clashes with the equally iconic Monaco Grand Prix and prevents F1 drivers from crossing the Atlantic to compete. F1's managing director of motorsports, Ross Brawn, told Racer.com that the sport is open to rescheduling the Monaco weekend in the future, especially if the move would benefit motorsport as a whole. “Certainly from our perspective — Formula One Management — we embrace all motorsport, because one of my ex-colleagues Sean...
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