Ross Brawn believes now is the best time for him to relinquish his team principal role at Mercedes because of the considerable regulation changes for 2014. The 59-year-old will leave the team on December 31st having spent four years at the helm after the German marque bought out the Brawn GP team in late-2009. Mercedes attempted to keep Brawn for 2014, but the Briton says the significant changes next season make it the perfect time to hand control over to Toto Wolff and Paddy Lowe. "The most important consideration in my decision to step down from the role as team principal was to ensure that the timing was right for the team in order to ensure its future success," said Brawn in a...
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