Formula One's motorsport director, Ross Brawn, hopes Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen can avoid colliding in the future so that fans will be able to enjoy the battle... read more »

First lap clash denied fans of a fantastic battle, says F1 motorsport boss, Ross Brawn, as he admits "we were robbed". read more »

Ross Brawn felt robbed after Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's first-lap crash in Silverstone, and hopes there is no repeat. read more »

Formula 1's Director of Motorsports Ross Brawn says he hopes the title protagonists keep their battles cleaner across the rest of 2021, following their clash at... read more »

Ross Brawn believes fans were "robbed" of a race-long duel between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen following an incident he hopes not to see again this year. read more »

An enthusiastic Ross Brawn claims he would have been happy to have bought a ticket for the sport's first ever Sprint event. read more »

Ross Brawn says there has already been "massive, positive feedback" from the first trial run of sprint qualifying at Silverstone. read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn says he was "very pleased" by what he saw in the championship's inaugural sprint race and revealed that further tweaks to... read more »

F1's managing director was one of the driving forces behind the introduction of the new format, which will also be trialled at Monza and one other yet-to-be determined... read more »

Formula One motorsport boss Ross Brawn gave a ringing endorsement of the sprint race at the British Grand Prix. read more »

Formula 1’s Ross Brawn, who pushed the idea of Sprint events, has hailed the first ever running of F1’s new format “sensational”, insisting he would “buy a ticket for that any... read more »

Ross Brawn revealed his joy after a successful first trial of F1's new sprint format and insisted he would "buy a ticket for that every day". read more »

Ross Brawn is adamant F1 will 'never force through' a full sprint qualifying schedule for future years if the format does not work in order to avoid the elimination... read more »

Formula 1 isn’t ruling out a hydrogen-powered future, although it’s unlikely to happen for some time, according to F1’s director of motor sport, Ross Brawn. F1 is currently in... read more »

While admitting that F1 is unlikely to move away from hybrid power units in the short term, Ross Brawn says that hydrogen is being considered as a potential alternative fuel. read more »

Hydrogen-powered cars could be the future of Formula 1 according to Ross Brawn, the F1 managing director for motorsports. read more »

What better way to learn about 2022's radical changes and new machinery than from Formula 1's Managing Director, Motorsport, Ross Brawn?! For more F1® videos, visit... read more »

We'll see F1's first Sprint Race at the Silverstone Grand Prix, which will dictate the starting order for Sunday's full race. But how will Formula 1 decide if it... read more »

This weekend's British Grand Prix will pay host to F1's first sprint event, with a 100km race on Saturday deciding the grid for Sunday's main event.F1 chiefs are... read more »

Insisting that F1 will not continue with Sprint qualifying if it doesn't work, Ross Brawn also assures fans that the format will not be used merely at those venues willing... read more »

Ross Brawn has revealed his ambition for F1 to host around six "grand slam" sprint qualifying events next season if this year's trials are successful. read more »

This weekend's British Grand Prix will witness the first sprint experiment, with a 100-kilometre qualifying race on Saturday deciding the final grid for Sunday's main... read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn wants the trial of sprint qualifying to lay the foundations for further experiments. read more »

F1 managing director Ross Brawn is confident sprint qualifying format will improve the weekend spectacle of the sport with 'premier events' now taking place on each... read more »

Ross Brawn says potential new engine manufacturers are having a "serious look" at entering Formula 1 within the next five years. read more »