Williams' current financial difficulties are likely to be resolved in the near future with new investment, says Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn. Having announced last week that a 'potential sale of the whole company' was being considered, speculation has been rife with whom exactly could step-in to save the nine-time constructor's champions. Such individuals as Michael Latifi (father of current Williams driver Nicholas), Sylvan Adams, Dimitry Mazepin and Boris Rotenberg have been floated as potential investors, and while Brawn refused to offer any names, he is confident someone will step forward. 'There's been some fairly serious people looking at Williams, and I think it...
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