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Brawn wants 'solution' to Ferrari quit threat

Mar.5 Ross Brawn says he will work to "find a solution" that ends Ferrari's F1 quit threat. Brawn was once the technical boss during Ferrari's ultra-successful Michael Schumacher era, but now at Liberty Media he is vowing to improve the sport's racing, spectacle and costs. A row between F1 owner Liberty and Sergio Marchionne resulted in the Ferrari president's post-2020 quit threat, but Brawn insists the Maranello team is "very important" to formula one. "I worked for them for ten years and carry them in my heart still," he told Auto Motor und Sport. "Ferrari is an icon and I hope we will find a solution that will work for everyone. A great sport is...
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