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" There has been speculation about Ross Brawn&amp;#039;s future in F1 ever since the arrivals of Toto Wolff and ex-McLaren man Paddy Lowe as directors at Mercedes-AMG F1 this year. Brawn is not the kind of guy that takes to a #2 position in an organization, and there was talk of him moving to McLaren next season. But other sources have suggested that he might take charge of Honda&amp;#039;s F1 motor program, a team he&amp;#039;d previously worked for in 2008. Honda will supply McLaren starting from 2015, but perhaps if the Brawn rumor plays out, they might be tempted to return with a full team and bespoke car at some point in the future. Brawn had been the architect of Ferrari&amp;#039;s dominance in the Schumacher years, but left the Scuderia when Michael retired in 2006 and famously &amp;quot;went fishing&amp;quot;. By 2007 he was back with Honda, but after two unsuccessful seasons and in the middle of the global financial crisis, the Japanese giant sold its F1 team to Brawn at the end of 2008, reportedly for $1 USD. The following season, Brawn exploited a loophole in the regulations and came up with the &amp;quot;double diffuser&amp;quot; Brawn BGP 001 that dominated the 2009 season and won the championship, winning eight races and the drivers championship for Jenson Button. In 2010 Brawn sold his team to Mercedes, for much more than a dollar. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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