McLaren F1 team CEO Zak Brown believes there will be at least three to four cars competing for the championship in the 2022 F1 season. The Woking-based team head revealed it's highly unlikely to see a one-team dominance for the upcoming season.Speaking to the Motorsport Network, the McLaren F1 team boss said:“My hopes are that we go into Abu Dhabi next year with three or four cars who can compete for the championship, I think that's the ultimate goal. I'd be very surprised if next year was a boring campaign with the new cars. I think you'll get some winners and losers and some surprises.”Brown believes the 2022 F1 season could be a mixed bag of results, and there could be a a potential three or four teams fighting for the title. McLaren boss' predictions are similar to those made by Mercedes driver George Russell recently.McLaren@McLarenF1“2022 is going to be a good year. We really want to put on a good show for the fans.” - @LandoNorris 🧡4:00 AM · Jan 2, 202214469495“2022 is going to be a good year. We really want to put on a good show for the fans.” - @LandoNorris 👌🧡 https://t.co/AjMcs0tczoSkeptical of one team's dominance in the sport in 2022, the McLaren CEO said:“I'd be surprised if there was dominance.You could get a team who is maybe dominant for a small period of time like Brawn was when they figured out something in 2009.”In 2009, Brawn GP dominated the season when they produced a car concept with a double diffuser. They sealed the title towards the end based on the one silver lining. According to Brown, apart from a scenario like that it is highly unlikely to see a Red Bull and Mercedes fight without other players in the mix.Will McLaren return to their former glory in 2022?The Woking-based team has always been known to produce a chassis concept as versatile as Red Bull or Ferrari. However, with 2021 being their first year with Mercedes engines, the team had a lot of teething issues with their car. If they did not have bad luck in the final rounds of the race, they would have sealed third place in the standings.McLaren@McLarenF1Coordination on point. 9:20 AM · Jan 5, 202213063282Coordination on point. 👌📐 https://t.co/UWfCxFHMlxAs McLaren CEO Zak Brown mentioned, the 2022 F1 season is predicted to be a mixed bag, and highly unpredictable. The new cars and regulations could create room for a team like McLaren to surge to the top if they develop their car package well throughout the season. With a competitive driver lineup and an efficient car package, the 2022 season could be their year of fighting at the front.