Jenson Button’s 2009 Bron GP Car is going to auction

This will, in May, Miami, will keep the auction house Bonhems for the Bron GP car of the Jenson button from the 2009 season. The car comes with a beach: This is not actually a button run for the F1 World Driver’s championship – it is the one that he was given under the legal duras.

Details of Bron GP’s 2009 F1 season amount for one of the great underdog stories in all sports history: A team left by its previous owners win six out of the first seven races. -Manon Ross Bron -Cowl driver Championship (for Jenson button) and the championship of the constructor both as a padock as both paddocks to maintain a strict effort to maintain the lead of a decreasing points, and were caught.

As history books and/or Keenu Rews will remind us, Bron GP and Button managed to white their way through the rest of the season, shut down the red bull-renol and a young Sebastian Vetail, so that both F1 Trophy Can lock the second-to-side race of the season in Interlagos.

After exiting the final podium, the fairy tale was a bit messed up. According to his contract, Jenson owed a Bron BGP 001 car from the season. Mercedes bought a button contract to heading Bron in the 2010 season – but never gave a car. The ruling driver champion filed a case in April 2010 as to what he was outstanding.

Button rejected the first proposal of Mercedes – a replica Chesis built in the Bron Factory during Offsen – on the basis that he wanted a real deal (and the more it was determined). Since Ross Bron himself placed the championship-winner 001/02 Chassis, and Mercedes held 03, the court handed over Mercedes to Mercedes to BGP 001 Chassis to Mercedes. Through the first 14 race of the 2009 season, the team’s teammates operated by the team’s teammate Rubens Berichelo, the car saw six podiums, including two wins in Valencia and Monza.

The button was held on its hard-von Bron car until last year, when he sold it to a private owner. Now the BGP 001/01 chassis, which itself is a controversial reminder of that real weather, will go to the auction on 3 May at Miami during the Miami GP weekend of F1.

Neither an inaugural value nor an estimated sales limit has been Shared by BonhamBut in a range of £ 5 million or more with recent auctions of championship cars operated by Michael Shumakar and Lewis Hamilton Gailing, the BGP 001/01 of the button will surely cost more than paid for it.