F1 chief Ross Brawn has revealed he would have signed Nico Hulkenberg to race for Mercedes had Lewis Hamilton not made the move in 2013. read more »

Formula 1 chief Ross Brawn says Nico Hulkenberg deserves a full-time seat in the championship, revealing that he almost signed him for Mercedes in 2013. Hulkenberg missed out... read more »

Formula One's motorsport boss Ross Brawn said that Charles Leclerc's third place finish at the British Grand Prix was a real testament for his excellent driving skills. read more »

Formula 1's sporting boss, Ross Brawn, is hopeful that the midfield battle seen at the British Grand Prix can be replicated at the front in years to come. read more »

Charles Leclerc earns high praise from former Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn for maximising his opportunities in the flawed Ferrari read more »

F1's managing director Ross Brawn has labelled Lewis Hamilton's achievement of winning the British Grand Prix with a puncture as "mind-blowing". read more »

Copying is a part of Formula One and Racing Point has just taken it further than other teams with its new car, the sport's managing director Ross Brawn said on Monday. read more »

In his post-race column, Formula One motorsport boss Ross Brawn said that the long-awaited start to the delayed and curtailed 2020 F1 season has been a success despite the... read more »

Ross Brawn says the FIA has a difficult job in their hands as they decide the legality of Racing Point's brake ducts following a protest from Renault. read more »

Ross Brawn says Red Bull is in a Catch 22 situation, running to catch up to Mercedes, have to do it quickly and as a result are stumbling. read more »

Formula 1’s Managing Director of Motorsports Ross Brawn says Racing Point have taken copying to the next level with their 2020 challenger, the RP20. Racing Point has come under... read more »

Formula 1 managing director of motorsport Ross Brawn believes the current protest against Racing Point will be a "tricky problem" for the FIA to resolve read more »

F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn supports Racing Point's controversial 2020 car design and believes the team have taken copying "to the next stage". read more »

F1 MD, Ross Brawn comes to the air of Racing Point following latest protest, insisting that "copying in Formula 1 is standard". read more »

Formula 1 sporting director, Ross Brawn, has said Racing Point has taken copying to the "next stage" and simply done a "more thorough job" with the approach. read more »

Ross Brawn believes the FIA face "a tricky problem" in attempting to resolve Renault's protest over Racing Point given that copying has been rife in Formula 1... read more »

Mercedes duo Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas have delivered a shot in the arm for Ross Brawn by calling for a shake-up of the weekend format for the second race of the... read more »

Formula One must be ready for a positive Covid-19 test despite the opening two races of the 2020 season going by without a hitch, says Ross Brawn. read more »

F1's sporting boss, Ross Brawn, has labelled Lewis Hamilton's pole lap at the Styrian Grand Prix as one of "his best ever" during his career. read more »

Ross Brawn, who oversaw Ferrari through its golden era of the 2000s, warns that the Italian team has a long road ahead of it as it seeks to recover. read more »

Ferrari faces a "long road" to recovery in Formula 1, according to the championship's Managing Director Ross Brawn, after a dismal Styrian Grand Prix weekend.... read more »

F1 boss Ross Brawn says Ferrari has a "long road ahead" to return to competitiveness after its disappointing start to the season continued.  read more »

Formula One's motor racing boss Ross Brawn says there will be no quick fix to Ferrari's current problems in Formula One. read more »

Ferrari have "a long road ahead" as they attempt to rediscover their competitiveness, according to Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn. read more »

Ross Brawn is hoping the Scuderia are going to cope with the "incredibly intense" media scrutiny, especially back home in Italy. read more »