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Formula One needs more competition or face losing the battle for more fans, says Ross Brawn

Formula One needs more competition or face losing the battle for more fans, says Ross Brawn

  • F1 managing director Brawn this out at dominance of Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull.
  • Briton claims future of the sport is at stake if it does not increase competition.
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