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Brown: Second ‘feels a bit flatter' now McLaren has won F1 races

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has admitted that clinching a second or third place does 'feel a little bit flatter' now the team has a car that can win regular Formula 1 races. The Woking-based squad has emerged as a genuine championship candidate this season as it bids to eradicate a 42-point gap to Red Bull […]
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