"I would like to clarify that Luis Garcia Abad was not with me there regarding Fernando's future. That was not the purpose of the trip," Brown told AS newspaper.
"It was to make some contacts, and I also had a good visit, talking to people and doing good business," he added.
Brown did not deny that amid speculation about Alonso's next move, one option for the Spaniard could be a McLaren entry in Indycar.
"Fernando still wants to race, but it's true that the F1 calendar is quite hard. He's been doing it for a long time," he said.
"Fernando has not yet decided his future, although I think whatever he decides, he will continue in a McLaren."
Brown also acknowledged Alonso's obvious frustration with modern F1.
"We are talking to Fernando," he said. "He's having fun and driving like never before, but he is also somewhat frustrated because formula one is more of a team sport than drivers.
"He likes endurance racing a lot, we saw him at Daytona and now at Le Mans, so I hope we can continue with him one way or another."
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In F1 he really has nowhere to go except to stay at McLaren. Perhaps a year sabbatical when he races in Indy, then back to F1 if McLaren has improved.