Formula 1 motorsport chief Ross Brawn is already working on a plan to improve racing in the wake of the season opening Australian Grand Prix, where the new aero rules delivered spectacular and fast cars, apparently at the cost of overtaking. Racer reports that Brawn has wasted no time in assembling a team to study the issue and come up with a solution, after a dull race with very little on track action. Drivers complained about turbulence making it almost impossible to follow a car ahead close enough to make a move. Brawn explained, 'We talk about aerodynamics, I think we have to recognize these cars are incredibly quick because they use aerodynamics and if we want cars as quick...
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