"Very special", "stunning" and "perfect" were all words used by Ross Brawn to describe Nico Rosberg's victory in China... read more »

Michael Schumacher's recent return to good form is great for the sport, according to Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn. Schumacher will start second on the grid read more »

Ross Brawn says Mercedes' hopes of capitalising on its qualifying form in the Chinese Grand Prix will depend on it getting its tyres into the right operating window read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn says Michael Schumacher's improved form in 2012 has come as no surprise, and believes the seven-time champion's return to the front will... read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn says the team's first pole position since 1955 was a "fantastic achievement". read more »

Ross Brawn was all smiles after seeing his Mercedes team - with a bit of help - lock out the front row of the grid for the Chinese GP... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn has hailed Nico Rosberg's pole position lap 'incredible' after the German dominated the final qualifying session in China.... read more »

Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn said celebrations over the squad's front row sweep for the Chinese Grand Prix would be tempered by an awareness that it had to deliver better... read more »

Ross Brawn confirmed that Mercedes had spent most of Friday practice focusing on race pace despite setting the fastest time of the day read more »

Ross Brawn says there are no concerns about Nico Rosberg's qualifying performances this year - despite the German making errors on his quickest qualifying runs in... read more »

Ross Brawn has said he is disappointed that the row over the Mercedes rear wing has dragged into a third race, with Lotus having now lodged a protest against it. read more »

Ross Brawn says Mercedes have plans and actions in place to improve their tyre management following their problems in the first two races... read more »

Apr.10 (GMM) There are still some "gentlemen" in F1, team boss and owner Peter Sauber insists. Amid the recent F-duct debate, it was suggested that Mercedes'... read more »

Mercedes boss Ross Brawn is hoping a lot of hard work and analysis will pay dividends in China this weekend. read more »

Ross Brawn denies that Mercedes’ Super DRS is expensive to develop, but insists that copying such a system is no easy feat for rivals. The idea has generated much... read more »

Ross Brawn says he's not concerned about the FIA's latest examination of his W-duct wing, confident it will be declared legal - again... read more »

As the furore over his team's rear wing continues, Mercedes' Ross Brawn claims that it is their inability to copy the device quickly that lies at the heart of the... read more »

Ross Brawn believes Mercedes have resolved the tyre issues that plagued them at the start of the season... read more »

Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn says there is so much opposition to the team's DRS system because it is difficult to integrate in to existing car designs read more »

Although Mercedes has demonstrated strong qualifying pace this year, the silver arrows are yet to translate that promise into firm race results. To date, Michael Schumacher has... read more »

Ross Brawn has hit back at suggestions that Formula 1 teams will face an expensive development race if his Mercedes team's DRS system remains legal and they have to copy it. read more »

Ross Brawn believes that improving car set-up, rather than a wholesale rethink about the design of the W03, is all that is needed for Mercedes to start finally delivering on... read more »

Ross Brawn admits Mercedes has missed the mark so far in F1 2012 and has paid the price for a 'narrow operating window' with its new car read more »

Ross Brawn has faith that Mercedes has a car that is capable of delivering strong results this season, despite its struggles in the first two grands prix of the year. read more »

Ross Brawn insists Mercedes are not "abusing" their tyres, they are still "not using them properly" as once again they struggled in a race.... read more »