I always look forward to reading Ross Brawn’s column on the Formula 1 website, but recently it has me questioning his intentions and motivations for the sport, and whether he has forgotten his passion for F1. Brawn has been one of the more identifiable non-driving F1 personalities over the last 30 years, and not only due to his outstanding talents as an engineer and manager, but also because of his ability to relate with the public on an everyday level. Even during the heyday of Brawn’s F1 direct operational career, it was easy for the fans and media to connect with him because, even though he was arguably the top technical authority in one of the world's most highly technical sports,...
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