Max Verstappen's dominance isn't damaging Formula 1 says McLaren CEO Zak Brown F1
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has denied claims that Max Verstappen’s dominance is damaging Formula 1., topping practice, qualifying, sprint qualifying, the sprint race and feature race.But Brown is convinced the rest of the grid make up for itThat made it seven wins from nine for the reigning world champion, who appears to be cantering towards a third world title.
The complete dominance comes two seasons on from an epic title battle between Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton, and some are fearing another period of uncompetitiveBrown is not one of them, though, as he explained at a new livery reveal with Google Chrome, boosting the team’s brand even further. “I'm not seeing any slowdown in the commercial interest of Formula 1, definitely not at McLaren,” he told the media.
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