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Why McLaren held talks to assess Max Verstappen availability

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has revealed that he enquired about Max Verstappen's situation in F1 to assess whether a "domino effect" could occur in the market. The post Why McLaren held talks to assess Max Verstappen availability appeared first on Motorsport Week.
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