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A full-time move to Indycar is looking like a real possibility for Fernando Alonso.
After doing the 2017 Indy 500 with Alonso, it is already rumoured that McLaren is now considering joining the American series full-time -- initially in partnership with an existing team but going it alone by 2020.
The British outfit has already signed up former Indycar champion Gil de Ferran as a consultant.
"You'll see him around," McLaren executive Zak Brown said of de Ferran. "In Detroit at the Indycar race in a couple of weeks time and around our formula one garage often."
In fact, it now emerges that Brown will accompany de Ferran to Detroit.
And according to sources, also part of the McLaren entourage will be Luis Garcia Abad, who is Alonso's manager.
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Login to replyHepp
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Is Zak wanting to help Fernando get his "Triple Crown" and market McLearen as his team that made it possible?
f1dave
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Starting his long road to the bottom, what's next Formula E ?
williammfisc
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Alonso would be a great addition to IndyCar and could probably get in a race winning car right off the bat. Alsono is a competitor and would love to get back on some podiums.