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Jeffrey Dean Morgan slams McLaren CEO Zak Brown: ‘weanie’ comments spark F1 controversy

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December 12, 2025
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan slams McLaren CEO Zak Brown: ‘weanie’ comments spark F1 controversy

Formula One F1 - Miami Grand Prix - Miami International Autodrome, Miami, Florida, United States - May 4, 2025 McLaren chief executive Zak Brown arrives before the race REUTERS/Brian Snyder

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Hollywood Star Jeffrey Dean Morgan Unleashes Fury on McLaren CEO Zak Brown: “He’s Such a Weanie!”

In a shocking tirade that’s sending ripples through the racing world, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, famed for his roles in *The Walking Dead* and *Grey’s Anatomy*, has launched a blistering attack on McLaren CEO Zak Brown. Morgan, a passionate Formula 1 fan, isn’t mincing words when it comes to Brown’s management of the McLaren team.

“Zak Brown is such a weanie,” Morgan declared emphatically on social media. His blunt assessment follows a turbulent F1 season that saw McLaren’s Lando Norris snatch the World Championship title from Max Verstappen in a dramatic finale marked by team controversies and questionable decisions. Norris, who managed to overturn a staggering 34-point deficit against teammate Oscar Piastri, clinched the championship by a mere two points, leaving fans and pundits buzzing with opinions and theories about McLaren’s tactics.

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The season finale was rife with tension as McLaren’s strategy came under fire. Team orders that seemed to favor Norris raised eyebrows during pivotal races in Monza and Singapore, where Norris faced setbacks that could have derailed his title hopes. Morgan believes these blunders reflect poorly on Brown’s leadership, exclaiming, “Screws up his own team but only cries about EVERYTHING else. Figure out your own shit, dude.”

Morgan’s frustration doesn’t end there. He expressed sympathy for Piastri, who has faced his own struggles this season, admitting to overdriving during crucial moments. “Feel bad for Piastri. Hope he bails,” Morgan lamented, hinting that the young driver might be better off elsewhere.

In stark contrast, the actor has nothing but admiration for Verstappen, whom he hails as “the greatest driver since Senna.” He raved about Verstappen’s incredible comeback during the season, stating, “Dude is the greatest! Period. 2 points. Came back 102 points…. needed 104. What a run.” Morgan’s passionate endorsement of Verstappen underscores a growing sentiment among fans that the Dutch driver is a true force in the sport.

The discourse took a turn as Morgan suggested that McLaren needs to rethink its team dynamics, advocating for a figure like Peter Windsor to guide them. “McLaren needs to hire someone like Peter Windsor to explain the dynamics of drivers to the dummy. Oscar will leave and win his title,” he asserted, painting a bleak picture for McLaren’s future if they don’t course-correct soon.

Engaging with fans on social media, Morgan didn’t hold back when responding to criticism regarding his outspoken views. To one user who dismissed his complaints, he shot back, “Factual whining idiots to you,” reinforcing his stance that McLaren’s management deserves scrutiny.

Morgan’s journey into the Formula 1 world began in the early 1970s, thanks to his grandmother, who introduced him to the sport. “Started watching F1 in early 70s with my gram! (I had the coolest gram ever btw! She drove a 70 Chevy Nova),” he reminisced, showcasing his deep-rooted passion for racing.

Despite Morgan’s criticisms, McLaren maintains that they upheld a fair strategy throughout the season. Norris’s tire strategy during the finale was a testament to this, as he managed to secure the necessary points for his title, even as Piastri fought valiantly for his own place in the standings.

As the dust settles on a thrilling season, one thing is clear: Jeffrey Dean Morgan’s fiery comments have ignited a conversation about leadership, strategy, and the future of McLaren amidst fierce competition in Formula 1. Will Zak Brown take heed of the criticisms, or will he continue to navigate the tumultuous waters of the sport without addressing the glaring issues laid bare by fans and actors alike? Only time will tell.

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