Button: I'm not a 'one-hit wonder'

Newly-crowned Formula One world champion Jenson Button has vowed to defend his title with Brawn and prove he is no "one-hit wonder".

Tue, 20 Oct, 2009 - 09:28

Newly-crowned Formula One world champion Jenson Button has vowed to defend his title with Brawn and prove he is no "one-hit wonder".

The 29-year-old became the 10th Briton to win the F1 title on Sunday when his fifth-placed finish at the Brazilian Grand Prix was enough to open an unassailable lead over his rivals with just the final race in Abu Dhabi to come.

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Courts Motorsport Heathrow Place: Abu Dhabi Person: Button Person: Jenson Button Person: Brawn Event: Brazilian Grand Prix Organisation: Honda

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