Ross Brawn says that Formula 1 chiefs are ready to ‘fight their corner’ to improve the racing for next year, if the 2017 campaign proves to be a let down. The revamp of the rules this year to make cars faster and more spectacular has prompted fears that overtaking will be harder, which could rob the sport of the exciting battles of recent years. But Brawn, who is in charge of grand prix racing’s sporting matters, says F1's new bosses will not sit back if fans are disappointed with the lack of action in 2017. “If we see things this year that we don’t think are great for the sport, then we will be fighting our corner, and we will be fighting at every level,” he said ahead of the...
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