1 - Jenson Button - Brawn GP (10 points)
2 - Rubens Barrichello - Brawn GP (8 points)
3 - Lewiis Hamilton - Mclaren (6 points)
4 - Timo Glock - Toyota (5 points)
5 - Fernando Alonso - Renault (4 points)
6 - Nico Roseberg - Williams (3 points)
7 - Sebastian Buemi - Toro Rosso (2 points)
8 - Sebastian Bourdais - Toro Rosso (1 points)
9 - Adrian Sutil - Force India
10 - Nick Heidfeld - BMW Sauber
11 - Giancarlo Fisichella - Force India
12 - Jarno Trulli - Toyota
13 - Mark Webber - Red Bull
Kimi Raikkonen - Ferrari (Ret)
Sebastian Vettel - Red Bull (Ret)
Robert Kubicca - BMW Sauber (Ret)
Felipe Massa - Ferrari (Ret)
Nelson Piquet Jr - Renault (Ret)
Kazuki Nakajima - Williams (Ret)
Heikki Kovalainen - Mclaren (Ret)
2 - Rubens Barrichello - Brawn GP (8 points)
3 - Lewiis Hamilton - Mclaren (6 points)
4 - Timo Glock - Toyota (5 points)
5 - Fernando Alonso - Renault (4 points)
6 - Nico Roseberg - Williams (3 points)
7 - Sebastian Buemi - Toro Rosso (2 points)
8 - Sebastian Bourdais - Toro Rosso (1 points)
9 - Adrian Sutil - Force India
10 - Nick Heidfeld - BMW Sauber
11 - Giancarlo Fisichella - Force India
12 - Jarno Trulli - Toyota
13 - Mark Webber - Red Bull
Kimi Raikkonen - Ferrari (Ret)
Sebastian Vettel - Red Bull (Ret)
Robert Kubicca - BMW Sauber (Ret)
Felipe Massa - Ferrari (Ret)
Nelson Piquet Jr - Renault (Ret)
Kazuki Nakajima - Williams (Ret)
Heikki Kovalainen - Mclaren (Ret)
TEAM - BRAWN GP
Brawn GP (formerly known as Honda which was formerly known as BAR) is set to compete in its first season in Formula One this year after Ross Brawn took control of the outfit.
With Honda putting their F1 team up for sale at the end of last year due to financial concerns, all was quiet at the Brackley headquarters as the team sought a new owner. That saviour materialised in the form of ex Ferrari guru Ross Brawn, who had joined Honda as their technical director in 2008.
On 6 March 2009, just over three weeks before the new season kicked off in Australia, Brawn announced that he bought the team, rebranding it 'Brawn GP', and would retain both Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello for this year's Championship.
Brawn GP (formerly known as Honda which was formerly known as BAR) is set to compete in its first season in Formula One this year after Ross Brawn took control of the outfit.
With Honda putting their F1 team up for sale at the end of last year due to financial concerns, all was quiet at the Brackley headquarters as the team sought a new owner. That saviour materialised in the form of ex Ferrari guru Ross Brawn, who had joined Honda as their technical director in 2008.
On 6 March 2009, just over three weeks before the new season kicked off in Australia, Brawn announced that he bought the team, rebranding it 'Brawn GP', and would retain both Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello for this year's Championship.
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did u knw they used mercedez engine n ross brawn before work wt ferarri
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