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The 2009 Formula One season is drawing to a close and we are preparing to crown a new Formula One champion. The season isn’t quite over for sure, but Jenson Button is in the lead and can’t be caught with the races and time remaining for his competitors. The lights are shining bright on the tenth British Formula One champion at the moment and he’s basking in the glory and fame of being the champion of the fastest sport on the planet.
Things are kind of low key at the moment and Formula One is currently formulating their plans for the [...]Post from: EveryJoe
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We have a new World Champion!! And as Jenson Button crossed the finish line defying what Mother Nature seemed intent on destroying the day before when she unleashed Brazilian Hell on Interlagos ...Begin Slideshow
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October 24, 2009
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