UK fans cheer F1 champ Button
Oct. 19 - Jenson Button, who on Sunday (October 18) clinched the 2009 Formula One championship in Brazil, greets fans near London and answers questions on his future with the Brawn team.
Button has yet to sign a new contract with Brawn for next season but said he would stay loyal to the team which saved his Formula One career and helped him win the world title.
Speaking at an event at the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, south-east England, 29-year-old Button knows he will be in a strong negotiating position when he sits down with team boss Ross Brawn.
But Britain's 10th world champion knows he is indebted to the team which rose form the ashes of Honda last year after the Japanese carmaker pulled out of the sport.
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