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Jenson Button’s Formula 1 world championship in 2009, driving for the unfancied Brawn GP Team, stands as one of the greatest upsets in the sport’s history – a true shock, but one which brought Frome’s finest a swathe of fans. He was involved in F1 for 17 continuous seasons, a total of 306 races that brought 15 wins and 50 podium finishes. Not bad for a lad who failed his first driving test. His mistake? Nipping between two cars on a narrow road, a manoeuvre his instructor described as “in racing mode”. Little did he know…
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Date: Thursday 17th June, 2021
Time: 19:00 BST
Location: Via the Motor Sport Youtube channel – ticket holders will be emailed an exclusive link to the live event 24 hours before
Price: £9.99
An exclusive opportunity to join a virtual event with Jenson and a Motor Sport magazine journalist. As well as watching the interview live, viewers will have the chance to ask their own questions through a chat facility.
The event will be streamed live via the Motor Sport Magazine YouTube channel. Attendees will be sent an exclusive link to the live event 24 hours before the event is due to take place. Attendees will simply need to click on the link when the event is about to start and be taken to the virtual event page.
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