Jenson Button on Pole at the Australian Grand Prix!

Published March 28, 2009 F1 , Sports Leave a Comment
Tags: Australian Grand Prix, Brawn GP, Brawn Team, credit crunch, F1, F1 Brawn, F1 season, F1 Season opener, Ferrari, Honda, Honda Racing F1 Team, Jenson Button, McLaren, Melbourne, Mercedes-Benz, Ross Brawn, Rubens Barrichello

If the begining of the F1 season opener at Melbourne is anything to go by, we are in for a treat!

In what can only be termed as fairytaled start, Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello have claimed a front row sweep for the new Brawn GP team. What is remarkable is the fact that at first time in 38 races the field will line up without either a Ferrari or a McLaren on the front row.

This is an amazing turnaround for the former Honda driver, who didn’t really have a future in F1 when Honda decided to pull the plug last December from the F1 circuit due to the credit crunch.

Of course, Ross Brawn, the ex-team boss of the Honda Racing F1 Team, bought the team from Honda. And there has been no looking back! From the onset itself the Mercedes-Benz engined Brawn have continued to set the pace.

Lets hope the season lives up to the opener!

Cheers

Jais

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