Ross Brawn has vowed to fight at 'every level' should this year's Formula 1 fail to produce good racing. The new Formula 1 sporting boss addressed the media in Melbourne on Friday ahead of the first day of the new season. It is a new season that is heralded plenty of changes on the aerodynamic front with wider tyres and wings, heavier and longer cars, larger diffusers and more downforce. But while the pace is expected to increase, the number of overtaking moves may not. And should the new era fail to yield good racing, Brawn says he will fight to make changes. '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...
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