Formula 1's director of motorsport Ross Brawn is optimistic that he and his team have closed every possible loophole in the sport's new technical regulations that teams might have been hoping to exploit. It's a case of poacher turning gamekeeper, as Brawn himself was responsible for one of the biggest off-season technical innovations in the history of the sport when it rolled out a double diffuser concept ion time for the 2009 season. It gave his team such a big early advantage over their rivals from the start of the season that Brawn GP went on to successfully clinch the constructors title, and lead driver Jenson Button was also duly crowned world champion. Read also: Brawn heard 'moans...
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