F1 chief Ross Brawn says holding races behind closed doors is a genuine option while he's still confident of a 19-race 2020 season if action starts in July. read more »

Formula 1 boss Ross Brawn confirms races could be run behind closed doors when the 2020 season finally restarts, and that consideration is being given to running into next year read more »

Ross Brawn has set a deadline for the start of the 2020 F1 season, saying the latest it can begin is in October. read more »

Formula 1 motorsports managing director Ross Brawn has said that behind closed doors racing is an option as the sport continues to target a '19-race season'. read more »

Ross Brawn has admitted that the season will most likely get underway in Europe behind closed doors, but still hopes for a 19-race calendar. read more »

Ross Brawn offered an extensive update on Formula 1's hopes and plans for 2020 during his appearance on a fascinating Sky F1 Vodcast, stating that he remains optimistic of... read more »

The success of Netflix's 'Drive to Survive' series is proof that Formula 1 should not always prioritise chasing profits, says Ross Brawn read more »

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn isn't ruling out going racing with fewer than 12 cars forming the grid. read more »

F1 motorsport chief Ross Brawn says races could take place with fewer than 12 cars on the grid this season and still count towards the world championship. read more »

Ross Brawn has talked about the movement of races within the 2020 FIA Formula 1 World Championship, explaining they could replace the summer break. read more »

In an exclusive interview with Ross Brawn at a recent media day organised by F1 sponsor 188 Bet, the Managing Director of Motorsports at Formula 1 gives his insights into how... read more »

F1 can still manage to complete a 17- or 18-race season this year despite the delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic, according to managing director Ross Brawn. read more »

F1 MD, Ross Brawn admits that in its bid to reschedule an ever-changing 2020 schedule, the summer break in August could be scrapped. read more »

F1 sporting boss Ross Brawn says the championship could scrap the planned summer break to hold additional races in light of the coronavirus outbreak. read more »

F1 managing director Ross Brawn has revealed plans to use the summer break as part of a reworked 2020 calendar. read more »

Ross Brawn has outlined plans for how the 2020 season will look now that the coronavirus outbreak has impacted numerous races, saying the August summer break will be used to... read more »

Ross Brawn has told Sky Sports that F1 are confident of successfully reshuffling their 2020 calendar after an enforced "hiatus" - suggesting that races could now be... read more »

Formula 1 motorsports managing director feels that the championship managed the situation in Australia well as the season opening grand prix was cancelled despite fans, media... read more »

Formula 1 is working on a plan to rebuild the 2020 season by delaying its start and slotting in as many races as it can, according to F1’s head of motorsport, Ross Brawn.... read more »

F1 boss Ross Brawn says the handling of the Australian GP cancellation amid the coronavirus was "a pretty good job reaching the right conclusion". read more »

Despite the shambolic handling of the Australian Grand Prix cancellation, F1 managing director Ross Brawn thinks all parties did a "good" job. read more »

Ross Brawn has defended how F1 management dealt with the farcical situation surrounding the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix due to the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

F1 motorsports boss Ross Brawn explains the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Like F1® on Facebook:... read more »

F1's managing director of motorsport, Ross Brawn, has said Netflix's Formula 1 documentary series is not "hugely profitable" for the sport read more »

Ross Brawn says that the 'Drive to Survive' Netflix documentary benefits Formula 1 more from the new fans it generates than the money it brings in. read more »