Although Ross Brawn says he 'couldn't work with Bernie' Ecclestone, he insists that was never a condition to him taking the role of F1's sporting boss. When Liberty Media took control of Formula 1 at the start of the year, former Mercedes team boss Brawn was appointed to the role of head of sporting matters. He forms part of a three-man team headed up by CEO Chase Carey. Carey's appointment as CEO signalled the end of Ecclestone's reign with the F1 supremo recently claiming that Brawn would not have taken the job if he stayed on. The Englishman has denied this. Autosport reports Brawn as having said in an upcoming issue of F1 Racing magazine: 'That is not true.  'I mean, I couldn't...
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