McLaren CEO Zak Brown hopes the FIA will change the rules around the super licence. In an interview with the BBC, Brown says that in his opinion, the rules are unfair towards IndyCar drivers. Article continues under ad McLaren has worked a lot with IndyCar drivers this year. Alex Palou and Pato O'Ward both drove in free practice for McLaren and Colton Herta completed a test day for the British team. Herta was also on Red Bull's radar to replace Pierre Gasly at AlphaTauri but due to obstruction from the FIA it never materialised. In Formula 2, the entire top three automatically get enough points for a super licence. In IndyCar, only the winner does. All other places in the championship get...
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