Zak Brown: We will once again become a benchmark for everyone.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown did not attend the Chinese Grand Prix, but after the unsuccessful stage, he addressed the team at their base in Woking…
Zak Brown: “The stage in China is behind us, we need to prepare for the Japanese Grand Prix. We have the two best drivers in the world, the best racing team in the world, the best team culture, so let’s go – we’re heading to Japan and aiming to compete.
An important weekend is ahead, we will tune the cars and try to get the most out of them. Our cars are capable of winning – I guarantee that.
When we win our next race, which will happen sooner than many think, we will no longer think about the lack of speed and battery charge – we will once again become the benchmark for everyone.”
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