Brawn name change ratified by FIA

Brawn GP has been granted permission for its name change𓃲 to become official by the FIA.

The team, which has been born from the ashes of the Honda Racing F1 team, revealed its new name earlier this month after the takeover🌳 led by Ross Brawn was confirmed.

However, anyไ change in name needed to be ratified by the sports governing body, with the FIA confirming that it accepted the name change during the latest meeting of the 🎶World Motor Sport Council in Paris.

The FIA also confirmed that the fee req🀅uired for a n⛦ew entry to join the grid had been waived.

Jenson Button (GBR) Brawn GP, Barcelona Test 9-12th, March 2009
Jenson Button (GBR) Brawn GP, Barcelona Test 9-12th, March 2009
© Peter Fox

Braw🔯n GP has been granted permissi🧔on for its name change to become official by the FIA.

The team, which has been born from the ashes of the Honda Racing F1 team, revealed its new na𒁃me earlier this month after th♉e takeover led by Ross Brawn was confirmed.

However, any change in name needed to be ratified by the sports governing bod💖y, with the FIA confirming that it accepted the name change during the latest meeting of the World Motor Sport Council in Paris.

The FI𝐆A also co꧟nfirmed that the fee required for a new entry to join the grid had been waived.

"The Honda Racing F1 Team requested to change its name to the Brawn GP Formula One Team,"🔜 the FIA's statement read. "The WMSC accepted this request on the basis that the team is, in effect, a new entry in the FIA Formula One World Championship.

"The contract the team had wit𒊎h the FIA🌊 was to run as 'Honda', which they are no longer in a position to do. However, the standard fee required for a new entry has been waived."

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