Nick Fry, the former CEO of the Mercedes F1 team, has been appointed the non-executive chairman of McLaren Applied. Fry used to be a prominent figure in the world of Formula 1, serving as the managing director of BAR from 2002 before later becoming the CEO of Brawn GP. He remained in that position when the team became Mercedes until the start of the 2013 season when he was replaced by Toto Wolff. Since then, he hasn't worked in motorsport, but will now be making his return with McLaren Applied. “I'm delighted to be joining McLaren Applied,' he said. 'The company has a clear vision to pioneer a better future across its key markets of motorsport, automotive and transportation. 'I'm...
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