Formule 1

Jenson Button 2 – 0 Lewis Hamilton

Door Thomas Verbeek7 december 2009 · 08:50 uur1 min lezen

Jenson Button heeft gisteravond op de AUTOSPORT Awards de prestigieuze International Racing Driver of the Year Award ontvangen. Eerder die avond ontving de Britse F1-kampioen al de British Competition Driver of the Year award.

Button werd verkozen boven Rubens Barrichello, Dario Franchitti, Lewis Hamilton, Nico Hulkenberg en Sebastian Vettel. De Brit droeg zijn winst op aan de technische staf van Brawn GP: “Ik heb nog niet eerder een ontspannen F1-winter meegemaakt. De technici van Brawn, met wie ik vanavond een tafel deel, ken ik al zeven jaar. Graag wil ik de titel opdragen aan hen, zij worden helaas vaak vergeten.”

Thomas Verbeek

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