Rank 30 documents Jenson Button's 2009 world championship with Brawn GP and the BGP 001 — the car born from Honda's withdrawal when Ross Brawn bought the team for one pound and unlocked the controversial double-diffuser advantage that dominated the season opener at Melbourne. Button had spent nine seasons chasing form — BAR, Honda, and years of midfield anonymity — before winning six of the first seven Grands Prix in 2009 and holding off team-mate Rubens Barrichello and Red Bull's rising challenge through the second half. The white-neon-yellow livery, Virgin sponsorship, and Mercedes customer power unit became the unlikeliest champion combination of the hybrid-dawn era. Wallimilist renders the BGP 001 three-quarter, signature-and-helmet portrait, and BRAWN GP WORLD CHAMPIONS header exactly as the master PNG dictates — FAIRYTALE BRAWN kicker, HYBRID DAWN band, and curator copy on Britain's tenth world champion.