Ross Brawn has said that he will not entertain offers to return to F1 until at least the middle of next year, insisting that he needs a break from the sport.The former Mercedes team principal, who officially leaves the role at the end of the month, told the BBC that he needed at least a six-month period before he decides whether he wants to return to the sport."I am refusing to discuss any possible future positions until at least next summer," said the man who helped guide Benetton, Ferrari and his own eponymous team to world titles, "I want to clear my mind, take a rest and then decide if I want to return to F1, subject of course to any opportunities existing."Even...
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