Brawn GP was a Formula One racing team that competed in the 2009 season. The team was formed after the purchase of the assets of the Honda Racing F1 Team when Honda withdrew from the sport. Brawn GP quickly gained attention for its innovative design and strong performance, particularly with its double diffuser technology. In its debut season, Brawn GP achieved remarkable success, winning both the Drivers' Championship and Constructors' Championship. The team's driver, Jenson Button, secured six victories in the first seven races, leading to a dominant championship win. Brawn GP was later sold to Mercedes-Benz, marking the end of its brief but impactful existence.