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McLaren CEO Zak Brown has apologised to Sauber and Nico Hulkenberg for the comment he made about the Sprint Race at F1’s United States GP.
McLaren CEO Zak Brown apologized to Sauber and Nico Hulkenberg for his remarks regarding the Sprint Race at the United States Grand Prix. Both McLaren cars were involved in a first-corner collision with Hulkenberg and Fernando Alonso. Initially critical of Hulkenberg’s driving, Brown later retracted his comments and acknowledged his error after reviewing the footage. He promptly reached out to Sauber and Hulkenberg to offer his apologies and ensure the matter was resolved. The incident was ultimately deemed a racing incident by the stewards and was seen as part of the competitive nature of the sport.
