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Retiring F1 MD Ross Brawn quashes Ferrari rumours, ‘done’ with being part of a teamRetiring from his role as Formula 1’s Managing Director, Ross Brawn has all but quashed rumours he’s heading to Ferrari as he says from here on he’ll be watching “F1 from my sofa”.
Entitled the “the next chapter for me”, the 69-year-old made it clear that he took up the Formula 1 post because he was “done” with wanting to be a part of a team.The former Brawn GP team owner, the only team to have a 100 percent title-winning record in both championships, wrote in his final column for the“I’d moved away from wanting to be part of a team – I decided I’d done enough of that – and this was the only thing that could have possibly appealed.
“I’ve loved almost every minute of my 46-year career and I’ve been fortunate to have worked with many great teams, great drivers and great people. I wouldn’t have changed a thing. One certainty is that without my wife and family support I couldn’t have done it and I wouldn’t have wanted to do it.
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