McLaren boss Zak Brown says the drivers involved in the team's full-time IndyCar effort next year could be handed an F1 test if their chance of racing at the pinnacle of motorsport is deemed "credible". McLaren will expand into IndyCar from 2020, running a full-time programme in conjunction with race winning outfit Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports. While the team's line-up has yet to be determined, with incumbent James Hinchcliffe theoretically contracted to ASPM for next year, Brown says there has been no lack of interest from the driver community since the announcement last week of McLaren's full-time IndyCar endeavor. "The phone has definitely been very active since we...
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