CEO Zak Brown feels one of the sport's thorniest off-track topics could be debated further.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown stated he remains open to discussions regarding changes to Formula 1's cost cap regulations, though he described the debate as complicated. Brown was responding to Williams team principal James Vowles, who has advocated for cost cap reforms ahead of the 2027 regulatory cycle to help teams overcome legacy infrastructure deficits.
Brown highlighted that McLaren achieved championship success despite not having the sport's largest infrastructure and using a customer engine, attributing their performance to team culture. Vowles' proposal has partial support from Alpine, Aston Martin, Audi, and Cadillac, but faces opposition from Haas and Racing Bulls.
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