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Ross Brawn

Ross Brawn

British engineer and former managing director of Brawn GPWikipedia

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Oct 8, 2026

Peter WindsorHOST
29:22
Peter Nikolov, question 105, but you are a channel member, Peter, so absolutely no problem.
Peter WindsorHOST
29:30
The absence of Pat Simmons and Ross Brawn seems to be noticeable.
Peter WindsorHOST
29:32
At the start of the season, there was talk that the current rules weren't written competently enough.
Peter WindsorHOST
29:38
Well, there was a lot of talk from us, Mark and I, about the rules not being competently enough, mainly around the lack of thought given to destroying a lot of the great corners in Formula One.
Peter WindsorHOST
31:18
So the FIA, if the teams had said to the FIA before the season started, and by the way, our simulations have shown that if we're doing this on the formation lap, in the wet, on intermediates, on this sort of circuit, we're going to have a problem.
Peter WindsorHOST
31:31
Absolutely for sure the FIA would have got it sorted pretty quickly and written the rules.
Peter WindsorHOST
31:34
And I don't think that's the Ross Brawn, Pat Simmons era versus the current era.
Peter WindsorHOST
31:38
I think it's just that the teams at the moment were so occupied with trying to get their head around the new regs anyway that they weren't able to think as laterally as they should in terms of all the things that could potentially go wrong.
Jenson ButtonGUEST
21:35
So everyone worked hard to try and find a new buyer.
Jenson ButtonGUEST
21:38
I found two for the team, but eventually called Ross Brawn and he said, I've bought it for a pound.
Jenson ButtonGUEST
21:45
Okay, good.
Jenson ButtonGUEST
21:46
But the resilience through that period for everyone, it was resilience, but it was also, it was belief that we could achieve if we were given the tools to do it.
Jenson ButtonGUEST
21:56
And we were given those tools by a fantastic car.
Andy JayeHOST
21:59
and the best pound Ross Brawn ever spent as well.
Andy JayeHOST
22:02
Amish, resilience in business, it's what we're hearing from Jensen here.
Andy JayeHOST
22:06
And just that example is bang on, isn't it? Look, I spent
Michael LamonatoHOST
28:34
I think he became like a de facto team principal.
Michael LamonatoHOST
28:37
But it's Ross Brawn, isn't it? But he was technical director at Benetton, technical director at Ferrari, was technical director at Honda, team principal for one year at his own team.
Michael LamonatoHOST
28:47
That's a bit of a technicality.
Michael LamonatoHOST
28:49
But I don't think he was...
Michael LamonatoHOST
28:51
I might be wrong though.
Michael LamonatoHOST
28:52
Was he team principal at Mercedes? But he'd left as soon as they started winning titles or just after? So, he's like, but I think he's a special circumstance because, like I said, he's technical director.
Michael LamonatoHOST
29:03
That's like if Adrian Newey does it now, well, probably not titles in the near future there, but if he does it, he'll be doing what Ross Brawn did.
Michael LamonatoHOST
29:12
It won't be a first, I think.
Pedro FilipeGUEST
35:20
Eu quando, quando dou comigo a ver, pá, o Spice Boy se calhar punha aquilo tudo na ordem.
Pedro FilipeGUEST
35:25
Se calhar punha o Ross Brawn-
Luís Tiago MartinsGUEST
35:26
Eu por acaso acho que não.
Luís Tiago MartinsGUEST
35:27
Eu por acaso acho que não.
Robert DoornbosHOST
9:47
Okay, let's go back to the glory days of Ferrari when they were winning everything, like they were dominating.
Robert DoornbosHOST
9:54
We had British leadership on engineering level with Ross Brawn.
Robert DoornbosHOST
9:59
We had Rory Byrne.
Robert DoornbosHOST
10:00
We had John Todd, also Frenchman, just like they have now.
Andrew BensonGUEST
16:09
And it's no accident, I think, that Ferrari have been most successful in the last 25 years or so at a time when the upper management of the company was kept at arm's length by the race team.
Andrew BensonGUEST
16:24
You know, Jean Todd, Ross Brawn, Rory Byrne, Michael Schumacher were a very strong collective.
Andrew BensonGUEST
16:30
And whenever there was any sense of one of them being under threat in some way or another, the others would gather around them and make it clear that if something happened to them, then they were all out too.
Andrew BensonGUEST
16:42
And that's the kind of, well, it's obviously not great that you've got that situation in the first place, but if you've got that situation, you've got to have that coach within the team.
Ted KravitzHOST
3:05
And that has been a topic of conversation, gentlemen, in the paddock.
Ted KravitzHOST
3:10
Now, when they first started sprints, I remember, do you remember Ross Brawn said, we'll only hold them on places where you can overtake? What's changed? Do you want me to answer that one?
Craig SlaterGUEST
3:23
Yeah.
Craig SlaterGUEST
3:24
It's lateral thinking.
David AntunesHOST
45:06
...é, mas teve um, uma reação relativamente ponderada em que fala sobre a questão cultural da própria equipa.
David AntunesHOST
45:14
E isto é algo que remonta há muitos anos e se forem ler o livro do Ross Brawn, é algo que ele também já referia nessa altura, que é, é, é que é a questão da cultura da equipa ser completamente diferente daquilo que se passa nas outras equipas, é, da Fórmula 1, nomeadamente as que estão baseadas no Reino Unido.
David AntunesHOST
45:36
Portanto, vamos ver o que é que se vai passar nos próximos tempos, mas acho isto só completamente extemporâneo e estapafúrdio.
David AntunesHOST
45:44
No entanto, continuando aqui na Ferrari, é, vamos já e passando já, é, há, um pouco a antevisão do Grande Prêmio de Baku, é, a Ferrari vai, em princípio, é, penalizar o Charles Leclerc, que tinha a unidade motriz em Monza, é, com o desenvolvimento do ADU 2 e, em princípio, vai penalizar, é, em Baku.
Ben HockingHOST
63:52
And...
Ben HockingHOST
63:53
Certainly, Ross Brawn was discussed.
Ben HockingHOST
63:55
I think he made your list.
Ben HockingHOST
63:57
Colin Chapman did as well.
Sam SageHOST
70:37
Yeah, I've got Adrian Newey, which I feel like is a bit of a given.
Sam SageHOST
70:41
I've got Ross Brawn.
Sam SageHOST
70:43
I've got Colin Chapman.
Sam SageHOST
70:45
And I've got Murray Walker.
Sam SageHOST
72:07
You don't want to make, you know, he's on everyone's list.
Ben HockingHOST
72:10
Yes, very true.
Ben HockingHOST
72:12
Ross Brawn made your list.
Sam SageHOST
72:13
Yeah, Ross Brawn, you know, the impact that he has most prominently at Ferrari, of course, is pretty astounding the way that he's a key part of that career.

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