Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda has said he believes the chances of Ross Brawn remaining with the Silver Arrows next season are '50-50'. Brawn's position as team principal has been subject to debate ever since Mercedes signed Paddy Lowe from McLaren earlier this year. In recent weeks the 58-year-old has been linked to both McLaren and Williams - and while the former have denied they are in talks with him – there is reports he might retire too. “It’s down to him now,” Lauda told Mirror Sport. “I’d say it’s 50-50. We have had some small problems in the team in the past [in terms of who holds what position] but everything is sorted now. It’s all agreed between him...
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