Jenson Button began his driving career on the karting track and went on to become the youngest ever European super AZ Champion at the age of 17. In fact, Jenson was breaking all kinds of records even before he graduated to racing cars. Included in his list of early accolades are the British Formula Ford Championship, the McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver Award, a third place championship finish in his first year as a Formula 3 driver and just months later, became the youngest British driver to start in an F1 race. His early years as a Formula 1 driver were not all plain sailing with frequent team switching and changes in ownership to contend with. His first Grand Prix win came in Hungary for the Honda Team in 2006 but his time with Honda was relatively short lived when they pulled out of the Championships in 2008. Joining Brawn GP for 2009, Jenson won six of the first seven Grand Prix of the season and went on to become the F1 World Champion, the 9th British driver to do so. In 2010, Jenson joined Vodafone McLaren Mercedes where he has proved to be a major contributor to the team’s success.

On the corporate circuit, Jenson is in demand for his after dinner and motivational speeches and is also available for personal appearances and moderated Q and A sessions.