McLaren CEO Zak Brown says he backs Formula 1’s plan to cut down on teams bringing extravagant motor♓homes to every race.

F1 managing directo🥀r of motorsport Ross Brawn recently said he wants to get rid of the vast and flashy motorhomes teams currently bring to European r🎐ounds in line with the championship’s plan to become carbon neutral by 2030.

Speaking at McLaren’s 2020 car launch at its Woking headquarters last week🥃 ahead of the upcoming campaign, Brown said he is supportive of the idea to reduce the use of large motorhomes.

“The reality is we🔯 work out of temporary facilities more often than not and we adapt quite we𝓰ll,” Brown explained.

"The Singapores, the Mexic😼os, the Abu Dhabi, the Bahrains all have very nice facilities. Chi🍰na etc… So I think it’s something we’d probably be supportive of.

“We want to understand 🐷what wi𝕴ll be provided by the circuit as some do a better job than others in what they provide us.

“We need to make sure we have enough space for our sponsor partners, for our engineers, for our team. And then I do think it 🍰is a differentiator of t♑he racing teams.

“So I’d like us to have an ability if we move in a temporary facilities we can customise it enough so🔥 we can still differentiate t🔴he McLaren brand from other brands.

“But I think that can be done, so in general we li꧑ke the idea.”

McLaren boasts one of the largest motorhomes out of the 10 F1 teams with the 'Br✨and Centre' it int💙roduced in 2007.