Overview
- The 2009 F1 champion is contesting the 8 Hours of Bahrain for JOTA in the No. 38 Cadillac alongside Sébastien Bourdais and Earl Bamber, with the car starting 14th on the grid.
- Button confirmed he will keep driving in select one-off and historic events next year, including appearances at gatherings such as the Goodwood Revival.
- Williams marked the occasion with a public tribute praising his career from his debut with the team to his 2009 title.
- Reflecting on his recent endurance stint, Button highlighted JOTA’s Cadillac 1-2 in Brazil and his Garage 56 Le Mans project as standout memories.
- He said emotions felt normal heading into the race after deciding in July to step back, adding that he leaves a JOTA program he believes can challenge established rivals.