Ross Brawn says he is trying to ensure Mercedes have a role for him in 2014 that will keep him 'motivated'. Brawn, 58, has been team principal since Mercedes bought his eponymous team at the end of 2009 but the company is discussing a re-organisation at the top. 'We all want to get the situation clear as to how we are going to go into next year. I want to make sure I'm fulfilling a role I'm motivated by and want to do,' he said. Mercedes believe a single 'team principal' is an outdated concept in modern F1. “There's a lot of very good things in place for next year; the team's in a great position.” Ross Brawn Mercedes team principal In January, the company recruited former...
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