The car is officially known as the 2009 Brawn GP Chassis 001/01. It will be auctioned by Bonhams at the Miami Grand Prix in May. Button’s teammate Rubens Barrichello drove chassis 01 to podium ...

The other two Brawn cars also survive, but have never been sold on the open market. Chassis 001/02 – the car Button drove in every race in 2009 en route to his title win – is owned by Brawn GP team ...

Since Ross Brawn himself kept the championship-winning 001/02 chassis, and Mercedes kept the 03, the court-mandated solution led to Mercedes handing over the 01 chassis. Driven by Button's teammate ...

Now, a Brawn 001 from that season recently owned by ’09 champ Button is set to be auctioned at this year’s Miami GP. The car is just one of three to exist, and represents a moment of true F1 ingenuity ...

The very first Brawn GP ... to team owner Ross Brawn, while Mercedes-Benz retained chassis 003. A clause in Jenson Button’s contract entitled him to one of the team’s cars, should he win ...

Jenson Button won the Formula 1 Driver’s Championship in 2009 with an innovative car that took the entire field by surprise in one of the greatest underdog F1 stories ever. Now, one of those ...

Jenson Button’s iconic 2009 championship-winning Brawn GP F1 car will be sold at auction at ... with the team founded by legendary F1 team boss Ross Brawn following Honda’s shock decision ...

Furthermore, this isn't just any F1 car, it's a symbol of one of the sport's most incredible against-the odds stories in its history. The Brawn GP team’s 2009 season is the stuff of F1 folklore.

Founded by Ross Brawn, Brawn GP only existed for one year ... However, the team was able to create a big gap in the championship standing before the car deteriorated, and that allowed them to take the ...