McLaren boss Zak Brown believes the 'B-Team' model in F1, as exploited by Haas and Ferrari, equates to "throwing in the towel" as a championship contender for the outfit that follows the concept. US squad Haas sealed a technical partnership with Ferrari before it entered Grand Prix racing in 2016 by which it acquires non-listed parts from Maranello - components of a car which a team is not required to produce in-house, like engines, gearboxes, or suspension elements. The relationship, while perfectly legal, had several teams up in arms last year, criticizing an approach that calls into question Haas' legitimacy as a bona fide constructor. McLaren urges Formula 1 to fight top...
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