Brawn

Brawn Grand Prix etched its name into Formula 1 history with an improbable and dominant single season in 2009. Formed from the ashes of Honda Racing F1, the team, led by Ross Brawn, capitalized on a loophole in the regulations concerning the double diffuser. This innovative design propelled Jenson Button to become World Champion, and the team secured the Constructors' Championship, achieving a remarkable 8 wins and 15 podiums in just 34 starts before being sold to Mercedes-Benz. Their meteoric rise and immediate success remain one of the sport's most captivating underdog stories.

All-time records

=10th in Most F1 One-Two Finishes (4 one-two finishes)
=11th in Most F1 Constructors’ Championships (1 titles)
=16th in Most F1 One-Twos in a Season (4 one-two finishes)
=20th in Most F1 Poles by a Constructor (5 pole positions)
=20th in Most F1 Wins by a Constructor (8 wins)
=24th in Most F1 Podiums by a Constructor (15 podiums)

17Races

8Wins

15Podiums

32Top 10s

4.88Avg Position

5.12Avg Grid Pos

1Driver Titles

1Constructor Titles

Top Drivers

Driver	Wins	Podiums	Points	Races
Jenson Button	6	9	95	17
Rubens Barrichello	2	6	77	17

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Top Circuits

Circuit	Wins	Avg Points	Races

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Season by season

Brawn season-by-season championship record
Season	Constructors' position	Wins	Points
2009	1	8	172

Teammate battles

Teammate head-to-head battles at Brawn
Season	Matchup	Quali	Race	Points
2009	Rubens Barrichello vs Jenson Button	10–7	5–12	77–95

Drivers who raced for Brawn

Drivers who have raced for Brawn
Driver	Seasons	Races	Wins
J. Button	2009	17	6
R. Barrichello	2009	17	2

Most recent races

Earlier races are listed on each season page above.