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British former Formula 1 champion Jenson Button will own and drive for his own team in new electric off-road series Extreme E.

25 January, 2021 Jenson Button is a man in demand these days, hot on the heals of his role as Williams advisor, the 2009 Formula 1 World Champion will join a posse of racing superstars as he signs his name to the nascent Extreme E series. Seven-time F1 World Champion Sir Lewis Hamilton and his former Mercedes teammate and nemesis Nico Rosberg also in the illustrious field. Extreme E welcomes its third Formula One World Champion to the series in the shape of Jenson Button, who will not only own a team – JBXE – but will also be one of the team’s two drivers.

SAN DIEGO, Calif., Jan 04, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — ReverseVision®, the leading national provider of Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) and private reverse mortgage sales and origination technology, announced the promotion of its president Joe Langner to president and chief executive officer. In this expanded role, Langner will lead ReverseVision’s mission to empower America’s seniors to use home equity as part of retirement finance. Langner has more than 30 years’ executive experience driving growth at marquee mortgage technology and software companies. A former chief opera...

After a season-long battle, McLaren sealed third place in the constructors’ standings in Abu Dhabi. F1 Hall of Fame journalist David Tremayne discusses the significance of that achievement for the Woking team… By comparison with the recently announced deal with a US consortium which will take a 15 percent shareholding (rising to 33 percent in 2022) worth £185 million in McLaren Racing, the expected £4 million extra that the team earned for finishing third in the 2020 World Championship for Constructors may seem small beer. It isn’t. The deal, with MSP Sports Capital in alliance with U...

Podcaster Nichole Overall and Steven Rowland at the launch of “Capital Crime Files”. Photo: Belinda Strahorn THE unsolved murder of Canberra’s Keren Rowland has resonated with journalist and historian Nichole Overall in a very personal way. Ms Overall was very young herself when Ms Rowland, 20, disappeared on the night of the Canberra Show, on February 26, 1971. Ms Rowland’s body was found in the Fairbairn pine plantation near the ACT’s Air Disaster Memorial three months later, she was five months pregnant.  Fifty years on, the cause of her death is still unknown.  It’s a “har...