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McLaren to decide on Indycar for 2020 in summer

Apr.16 Zak Brown says McLaren is deciding whether to enter a full two-car team in the Indycar series in 2020 or 2021. "There is no doubt that the shareholders at McLaren would like to be in Indycar. I think it's more of a when than an if," he said. Brown, who is McLaren's team boss, skipped the Chinese grand prix last weekend and instead attended the Indycar race at Long Beach. Gil de Ferran ran the team on his behalf in Shanghai. "Gil is in China," Brown said, "but as soon as he comes back from China, he'll then start focusing on Indianapolis." Brown is referring to the Indy 500, which Fernando Alonso will tackle for the second time next month. But Brown...
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