McLaren racing boss Zak Brown paid a heartfelt tribute to long-standing McLaren shareholder and partner Mansour Ojjeh. Just hours head of McLaren's 886th Grand Prix, Brown highlighted the massive contribution to the Woking-based outfit's legacy of a man who was "a true racer" who always put sport first. "The passing of Mansour Ojjeh has devastated everyone at McLaren Racing," said Brown ina statement released on Sunday. "Mansour has been etched into the heart and soul of this team for nearly 40 years and was intrinsic to its success. He was a true racer in every sense. "Ultra-competitive, determined, passionate and, above all, perhaps his defining...
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