McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown says the team's US outfit was flying at the front of the field in Sunday's Indy 500, but ultimately its drivers failed to get the job done. Just a few hours after Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri delivered a double points finish to McLaren in Monaco, team papaya was running strong on the other side of the Atlantic, with three of its four entries in contention for a win in the Indianapolis 500. But as the race entered its final 20 laps, the drama began to unfold. Self-inflicted wounds eliminated both Felix Rosenqvist and Pato O'Ward, leaving Alexander Rossi, who placed fifth, as Arrow McLaren's top performer, while Indy veteran Tony Kanaan concluded his career at...
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