While Zak Brown would 'love' to see the Formula 1 grid expand, he is also wary of 'dreamers' who may not be up to the task. McLaren Formula1 f1
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has said he would “love to see more cars on the grid” in Formula 1, but warned that there are “a lot of dreamers” who perhaps underestimate what it takes to run a team at the top level.
Most recently, Asian-based outfit LKY SUNZ told PlanetF1.com of their intentions to enter the sport, which is spearheaded by Benjamin Durand – formerly team principal for Panthera Team Asia, another prospective candidate. “I think it’s exciting. I remember when I started following Formula 1, you had pre-qualifying, I think there were 30-31 cars trying to show up to make the show.Michael Andretti officially filing F1 entry this week: ‘Building the team as we speak’
“And so what we do need to make sure is if someone enters that they really have the commitment and can do what it takes. What both groups have in common, then, is that nobody simply wants to add more teams to Formula 1 for the sake of it as it stands.
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