McLaren executive director Zak Brown expects it to be a number of years before his team will be ready to make a full-time return to the IndyCar series. Brown helped put together a deal for Fernando Alonso to race in this year's Indy 500 in a McLaren-Andretti entry, with the Spaniard qualifying in fifth place and leading a number of laps before retiring in the late stages with an engine failure. Although he was disappointed with the final result, Brown sees the 500 as a race McLaren will return to and is also interested in a full-time IndyCar entry – but believes the latter will need more planning time. "We had a great experience, it's left a very good taste in our mouth," said...
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