QUOTE (JPW @ Jan 26 2010, 15:49)

Ahh Jonathan McEvoy, a known Schumacher detractor and indeed one with jingoist issues read this from him yesterday:
"The other reason was what Mercedes chief executive, Dr Dieter Zetsche, called it the birth of the 'German national team'.
It sets up a collision with the 'British national team', namely McLaren in the guise of Lewis Hamilton and Button.
Brawn played the rivalry down, pointing to the fact that he worked for a decade with an Italian team, Ferrari. 'I tend to look beyond these things,' he said.
Excuse us in the newspaper business if we do not maintain such a grown-up attitude throughout the coming season."
Well I'm quite embarrassed to read that. As if anyone needed a reason to avoid the Daily Mail anyway...
MercedesGP; Based in Britain, engine from Britain, headed by a Briton, undoubtedly staffed mainly by Brits and yet they're willing to ignore that for some 1939 headlines

Bets to be taken on when Brawn is first called 'Lord Hawhaw'