McLaren is to get a seat on the board of the F1 holding company, according to a report today.
If true it helps to explain why the team joined Ferrari and Red Bull in agreeing early to the terms of the 2013 Concorde Agreement, and why Bernie Ecclestone named the three teams together in his short press announcement a few weeks ago.
The ThisisMoney.co.uk website adds that plans for a float on the Singapore stock exchange have yet to be agreed by the board, and an initial date of June planned by CVC has been put back to October if it is practical and market conditions make sense.
Adam Cooper F1 
Could the delay have anything to do with not having Mercedes on board? Bernie’s comment that there is no history with Mercedes is pure…..Bernie!