Feb.3 (GMM) Michael Schumacher is "more precise" in his feedback about formula one cars than the Brackley based team's recent drivers, according to Ross Brawn.

After Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello finished the 2009 drivers' championship in first and third places respectively, the Brawn GP team - now controlled and renamed by Mercedes - installed an all-new lineup for 2010.

Comparing the departed duo with the returning Schumacher, team boss Ross Brawn said at Valencia: "Michael is perhaps more precise in his opinions and what is happening."

Quoted by the Guardian newspaper, Brawn added: "That is probably the most noticeable difference but both Rubens and Jenson gave very good information on the car so it was never a problem."

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