Ross Brawn
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Brawn: ’30 man years’ put into 2022 car concept
Ross Brawn has said Formula 1 and the FIA have done an unprecedented amount of “intense work” to come up with the sport’s new car concept.
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Brawn wants F1 to make a habit of trialling concepts
Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn wants the trial of sprint qualifying to lay the foundations for further experiments.
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Brawn found Russell’s Styria DNF ‘annoying’
Ross Brawn said it was “annoying” to see George Russell retire in Styria, seemingly on his way to earning his first Williams points after a sterling weekend.
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Sprint qualifying events could be doubled in 2022
Ross Brawn says the number of sprint qualifying events could double to six next season – and increase further still in future years.
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Brawn’s advice for Ferrari after dire French GP
Ross Brawn thinks Ferrari’s best approach to lifting team morale after their French Grand Prix disappointment is to work out exactly what went wrong.
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Brawn expects any rear wing protests to fail in Baku
F1 motorsport boss Ross Brawn thinks any protest against Red Bull’s ‘bendy’ rear wing at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix would be doomed to failure.
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Brawn pleased Schumacher showed his ‘potential’
Ross Brawn thinks Mick Schumacher showed a real sign of his F1 potential by beating a rival car at the Portuguese Grand Prix.
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Brawn doesn’t want sprints to ‘cannibalise’ Grands Prix
Ross Brawn says that Sunday’s races are still the main focus of F1 Grand Prix weekends, following the introduction of sprint qualifying.
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‘Hamilton may wish he had yielded to Verstappen’
Ross Brawn thinks Lewis Hamilton might have regretted fighting Max Verstappen for the lead into the first chicane of the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
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Brawn: Tsunoda the ‘best F1 rookie for years’
Ross Brawn has welcomed Yuki Tsunoda as “the best rookie F1 has had for years”.
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Brawn thrilled as Bahrain circuit gamble pays off
Ross Brawn has expressed his relief that the decision to use the Bahrain Outer track for the Sakhir Grand Prix produced an exciting race.
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Schumacher ‘handled pressure remarkably well’
Ross Brawn has praised Mick Schumacher for how he dealt with the pressure to wrap up the 2020 Formula 2 Championship title.
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Brawn ‘optimistic’ Schumi jnr will shine in F1
Ross Brawn has declared he is “optimistic” that Mick Schumacher will enjoy a successful Formula 1 career.
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Brawn: Tragedy if Perez isn’t on the 2021 grid
Ross Brawn feels it would be tragic if Sergio Perez, second at the Turkish GP, doesn’t find a way onto the 2021 Formula 1 grid.
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Ricciardo ‘potential World Champion in a Merc’
Ross Brawn is convinced Daniel Ricciardo would be a World Championship challenger in a Mercedes.
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Brawn: Leclerc showing traits of Hamilton, Schumi
Charles Leclerc is showing the qualities of a potential World Champion in the way he is maximising his results for a struggling Ferrari team.
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Brawn ‘optimistic’ Honda not leaving for good
Ross Brawn is “optimistic” that Formula 1 has not seen the last of Honda following their decision to leave at the end of next year.
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Brawn: Regular format Austria races can be exciting
Ross Brawn believes the Austrian doubleheader will still be exciting, despite the fact that no reverse grids will feature.
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Brawn: F1 supports Hamilton ‘completely’
Ross Brawn has stated that he and the sport fully support Lewis Hamilton’s comments and views regarding racism.
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‘There is a need for a change,’ warns Brawn
F1 managing director Ross Brawn has implored the sport’s role players to “react” and develop “new regulations in the long-term interests of the sport”.
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Brawn: F1 will keep three-day format
The shortened race weekend may have worked a treat in Japan, but Formula 1 has no plans to switch from a three-day to a two-day programme in the near future.
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Brawn wants to protect ‘B-team’ model
Ross Brawn believes the so-called B-team model should be preserved in Formula 1, arguing it helps new and smaller teams to compete.
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Brawn: Engine companies don’t want competition
Formula 1 chief Ross Brawn believes that the current engine manufacturers do not want any more competition in the sport.
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Brawn: Highly unlikely midfield will get podium
Midfield teams will struggle to break the podium dominance of the top three this season, according to Ross Brawn.
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Brawn: Do we need Friday running?
Formula 1 could say farewell to Friday practices in favour of more grands prix; that’s according to Ross Brawn.