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Formula 1 has 'no mercy' for older teams

Formula 1's Managing Director of Motorsports Ross Brawn has claimed that the downfall of McLaren and Williams in recent seasons shows that the sport has "no mercy" for historically successful teams, and thinks the two teams have suffered from constant personnel changes. McLaren and Williams are two of the top three most successful teams in F1 in terms on constructor's championship wins, but none of the victories have come in the past 20 years, as the teams struggle with the emergence of the likes of Mercedes and Red Bull. Brawn thinks the lack of success proves that the sport can be ruthless if things aren't working behind the scenes. "They are great teams with a great...
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