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‘No interest' in selling McLaren to Audi

May 7 McLaren is definitely not being sold to Audi, team supremo Zak Brown insists. It has already emerged that the British team reportedly turned down a EUR 650 million offer from the Volkswagen brand ahead of its expected F1 debut in 2026. 'We've had talks with Audi, but we're not for sale,' Brown said in Miami. 'We have very clear ideas about how we want to get McLaren back to the front. We are talking about significant investments here and things are also going very well in terms of sponsors. Morale couldn't be better. 'So we have no interest in selling the team. We are McLaren and we will remain McLaren,' the American is quoted by Speed Week. However, Brown is still leaving the door...
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