During a break from his ongoing legal hush-money trial in New York, Trump made a controversial appearance in Miami on Sunday – whipping up the crowds and being spotted with senior figures from grand prix racing. He also posed for photographs at the McLaren garage and was spotted chatting to its CEO Zak Brown before the race – with many spectators chanting for him. Trump’s divisive nature inevitably triggered some debate about why F1 and McLaren had given him an international media platform –... Read this story at Autosport , Motorsport.com
