“You Are a Crook and a S*ck Up”: McLaren Boss Zak Brown Incurs the Wrath of F1 World After Praising Megalomaniac Bernie Ecclestone’s Never Seen Before Avatar

Zak Brown has been on the receiving end from the fans. The McLaren CEO recently presented his views in support of the FIA’s recent political ban imposed. The move, which was widely criticized and called out, did not seem to bother Brown, who believed that we should not be turning F1 into a political sport.

However, his recent tweet did not make matters any easier for the McLaren boss. The American shared his review of former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone’s documentary, Lucky.

Brown tweeted on his Twitter account, “Mega! Really enjoyed Lucky! An inspirational story about F1 and how it developed over the years in Bernie’s hands. Great job by @ManishPics, who also wrote and produced my favourite film ever….Senna”

Brown, who has been the CEO of McLaren since 2018, has been consistently involved in controversies during the season. The Oscar Piastri saga with Alpine stands out among them.

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His review, in addition to his political ban comments, did not go down well with the fans. They called out the Woking-based team’s CEO on Twitter.

F1 fans brutally roast McLaren CEO Zak Brown on Twitter

Zak Brown’s recent tweet was like salt to the wounds for some fans. F1 fans called out the American’s double standards on the social media platform.

Fans sarcastically congratulated Brown for being inspired by Bernie. Additionally, one fan also tweeted, “Every time Zak Brown opens his mouth, its just more disappointment.”

Subsequently, some fans called Brown a power-hungry person.

Meanwhile, one fan couldn’t believe how the CEO of an organization as big as McLaren’s was so oblivious to what he was saying.

Similarly, one fan commented, “I knew there was something wrong with you.”

It’s not been the best of days for the McLaren boss. Hopefully, he gets more aware of the situation and changes his stance; as time passes. Moreover, the American will also hope to bounce back next season after finishing P5 in the WCC this season behind Alpine. Can the Papaya team fight back and challenge for race wins and podium finishes next season?

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