Former Mercedes principal Ross Brawn has blamed current bosses and shareholders Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda for a breakdown of trust that led to his departure from the now-dominant Formula One team in 2013. The 61-year-old Briton, who won the constructors' and drivers' championships with Brawn GP in 2009 before selling it to Mercedes in 2010, set out his version of events in a book to be published in Britain next month. 'What happened at Mercedes is that people were imposed on me who I couldn't trust,' he said in ‘Total competition, lessons in strategy from Formula One' that he co-authored with former Williams chief executive Adam Parr. An advance copy has been made available to...
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