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Has Ross Brawn signed on to replace Bernie?

 XPB Images A report in German media outlet Auto Bild Motorpsort is claiming that Ross Brawn has been signed by Liberty Media to replace Bernie Ecclestone. The former Ferrari and Mercedes boss recently admitted that he wouldn't mind being involved in shaping F1's future while excluding any association with a specific team. "For sure, trying to help F1 become a better F1 would be appealing," the 61-year-old told the Telegraph in October. Brawn, who guided his own team to a championship title in 2009 before selling to Mercedes, left Formula 1 in 2013 after finding himself at odds with the German manufacturer's headmen, Niki Lauda and Toto Wolff. A consensus view in the F1...
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