Although McLaren will run their own entry at next year's Indianapolis 500, Zak Brown is adamant it will not compromise their Formula 1 efforts. On Saturday, McLaren announced that Fernando Alonso will have a second shot at the Indy 500, racing a McLaren entry in next year's race. The announcement means the Spaniard is still on track for motor racing's triple crown as he already has wins in the Monaco F1 Grand Prix and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. However, unlike Alonso's 2017 Indy 500 entry, which saw McLaren team up with Andretti, next year's entry will be entirely independent. 'This will be done by McLaren Racing,' Brown told Racer. 'It’s a whole separate racing team that will be created...
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