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McLaren boss Zak Brown apologised to Sauber’s Nico Hulkenberg after heavily criticising him.
“McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown personally apologized to Nico Hulkenberg for comments he made about the Sauber driver. Brown initially blamed Hulkenberg for causing the opening-corner clash at the United States Grand Prix sprint race, wiping out both McLarens. After rewatching the incident, Brown retracted his criticism and admitted he couldn’t fault Hulkenberg. Sauber team principal Jonathan Wheatley confirmed Brown sent an apology to Sauber and personally apologized to Hulkenberg. McLaren will internally review the incident, aiming to make the right assessment collaboratively with the drivers. This incident follows McLaren’s review of an earlier collision between Norris and Piastri in Singapore, resulting in lasting repercussions for Norris.”
