Williams Racing has announced that 2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button has signed a multi-year agreement as a senior advisor to the British outfit. Button's involvement with Williams is a home coming of sorts for the Briton who started his career in Grand Prix racing as a 20-year-old with Sir Frank Williams team in 2000. Button raced but a single season for Williams, scoring points in six races before he moved to Benetton-Renault in 2001, later racing for BAR, Brawn, with whom he won the world title, and finally McLaren, the team with which he concluded his career in F1 with a final outing at Monaco in 2017. Button's role at Williams will be to provide advice and guidance to the...
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