McLaren CEO Zak Brown fears Formula 1's current regulations are 'diminishing' what it means to a 'genuine constructor'. Formula 1's powers-that-be have, in recent times, taken steps to try to ensure a level playing field for all 10 teams. That means a budget cap is in play, there are new technical regulations for this year's championship, and there is a list of parts that teams can buy from one another. That list of parts has enabled Aston Martin, for the most part, to field a Mercedes F1 car, AlphaTauri to draw heavily from Red Bull, and the likes of Haas to lean on Ferrari. And that, Brown says, takes away from what being a constructor should be about. 'The threat of A and B teams has...
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