McLaren CEO Zak Brown says that whoever takes over from Chase Carey as Formula 1's next Chief Executive Officer must be someone 'without baggage' within the sport. Carey assumed the role of CEO in 2017 in the wake of Liberty Media's takeover of the sport. He replaced longtime F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone, who was given the honorary title of chairman emeritus. But at 65, there is already speculation about who will take over the role from Carey when the American decides to retire. Among those linked with the role are current Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and Mercedes boss Toto Wolff. Brown himself has also been mentioned in connection with the role. Wolff: Carey replacement rumors...
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