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Alex Palou doesn't take team boss Zak Brown's calls allegedly after apparently ditching the team to stay with Ganassi

Alex Palou wore a McLaren papaya-colored shirt at the Miami Grand Prix in May and a $1 million Richard Mille custom watch adorned his wrist. Given only to McLaren’s F1 drivers, the timepieces are a talking point among the collecting crowd. Simon Pagenaud, himself a Mille ambassador, immediately spotted the watch.

The news that Alex Palou will not be joining McLaren for the 2024 season took the IndyCar world by surprise. But it's a decision we should have seen coming.

(Reuters) - A fresh row over 2021 champion Alex Palou's IndyCar future flared up on Saturday after his Chip Ganassi Racing team reacted angrily to McL...

IndyCar championship leader Alex Palou has changed his mind again and informed McLaren Racing he will not be joining the team at the end of this season. In a letter

Confirmation from Arrow McLaren that Alex Palou wont drive for the team in 2024 set off rancor inside the IndyCar paddock and beyond Saturday.

Palou's current IndyCar boss, Chip Ganassi, responded with a terse statement that's out of character for the longtime Chip Ganassi Racing owner.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown told his Arrow McLaren team Alex Palou has "no intention of honoring his contract" with the team next year.

Alex Palou has “no intention of honouring his contract” with McLaren’s IndyCar team.

Monaco Increase Management, who negotiated the McLaren deal for Alex Palou, have taken a dim view of the ongoing contract saga.