Ross Brawn, Formula 1 Managing Director of Motorsports, claimed that raceability of the 2022 cars, which he and his team pushed to introduce, will be the legacy of the current era of the sport, as they will be a factor in designing new cars in the future. The British Grand Prix provided a 'perfect demonstration' of what Formula 1 aimed to achieve with its 2022 cars and how much safer the sport has become, according to managing director Ross Brawn. The halo head protection system was credited with saving the life of Chinese driver  Zhou Guanyu after a huge first-lap crash while Sunday's race at Silverstone had close racing and thrilling overtakes, while Ferrari's Carlos Sainz won the race...
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