Zak Brown: Not all tracks are ready for the 12th team.

Zak Brown: Not all tracks are ready for the 12th team.

      McLaren's CEO Zak Brown identified a key issue that may arise if Formula 1 decides to increase the number of teams from the current 11 to 12. Brown believes that at some circuits, there simply won't be enough space in the pit lane for a 12th team.

      Zak Brown: "If you think about it, the introduction of a 12th team will lead to problems at some tracks. There simply won't be room for it.

      In any case, the decision rests with the FIA and Formula 1. I think, as before, it's most important to maintain the right economic balance. I don't have a clear opinion on this matter, and I don't have a vote in this issue.

      So, we have to trust the FIA and Formula 1, who will ultimately make the decision. If they believe that the introduction of a 12th team will benefit the championship, then let it happen. If not, then we will remain with the current lineup of participants."

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Zak Brown: Not all tracks are ready for the 12th team.

McLaren's CEO Zak Brown identified a key issue that could arise if Formula 1 decides to increase the number of teams from the current 11 to 12.