As Ross Brawn becomes the latest to be mooted as Bernie Ecclestone's replacement, the F1 supremo speaks out. Even before Liberty Media began the process of buying the sport, various names had been suggested as Bernie Ecclestone's successor once he tires of the job or is called to that great Paddock Club in the sky. Among them Christian Horner, Sacha Woodward-Hill and Paul Walsh, former chief of drinks giant Diageo. Since the buy-out got underway, marketing guru Zak Brown has been linked with the role, while only last week the German media claimed that Ross Brawn was being lined up. Having told Pitpass this week that: 'I don't need the money, I don't need the job,' and 'when I stop enjoying...
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