It's not going to change so we've just got to try and be positive. I spoke to (team boss) Ross Brawn and a few other people, and there are positives. It's either going to make us stronger or break us - if it doesn't kill us it'll make us stronger. 
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Quotes about Ross Brawn
It's not going to change so we've just got to try and be positive. I spoke to (team boss) Ross Brawn and a few other people, and there are positives. It's either going to make us stronger or break us - if it doesn't kill us it'll make us stronger.
was said
in BBC Sport
This team is one of the best funded, has the best assets, the best resources in the pit lane, a fantastic group of people, and a car designed by Ross Brawn, who has won many world championships, and is ready to go next year ... I think we are going to be a desirable asset for somebody.
was said
in USA Today
Ross (Brawn) and Nick (Fry) were of course extremely disappointed but were very professional. They understood the economic climate and Honda's reasons for closing down the operation.
was said
in Autosport
That is, we are really looking at designing the car that (team principal) Ross (Brawn) wants for next year
said Nick Fry
I am very motivated and with the joining of Ross Brawn, I definitely feel that we are undergoing a change for the better
said Rubens Barrichello
in Autosport
British fans found a new sporting hero in last year and, with Ross Brawn joining Jenson and and David Coulthard driving the first Adrian Newey-produced car, there are renewed levels of hope and expectation going into the new season
was said
in crash.net
Quotes from articles mentioning Ross Brawn
We're nearly there, and this is a huge opportunity for somebody else. They've only got to put a bit of effort in
was said
in BBC Sport
We haven't had enough time to produce a decent car ... This is what happens when people in America play with money, people with 30 years in the industry here lose their jobs.
was said
in BBC Sport
But in the world of F1 you get used to extreme highs and lows. After the initial shock last night, everyone's come in this morning extremely determined and they are carrying on business as usual.
was said
in BBC Sport
