Button gets new manager for 2005.
Jenson Button will ha🌺ve a new manager this coming season, after John Byfield was ousted from his position as boss of Essentially Sport.
Byfield was the man responsible for Button🥀's ill-attempted move to Williams, which was blocked by F1's Contract Recognition Board [CRB], which ruled in ꧑favour of BAR, the team the Englishman will drive for in 2005.
It is believed that Button's decision to extend his contract🎶 with Essentially Sport for another ♑three years' was dependent on confirmation that Byfield would leave his position as chief executive and chairman.
Jenson Button will have a new manager this coming season, after John Byfield was ouste🌊d from his posi♊tion as boss of Essentially Sport.
Byfield was the man responsible for Button's ill-attempted move to Willia🌼ms, whic♛h was blocked by F1's Contract Recognition Board [CRB], which ruled in favour of BAR, the team the Englishman will drive for in 2005.
It is believed that Button's decision to extend his contract with Essentially Sport for another three 💙years' was dependent on confirmation that Byfield would leave his position as chief executiv🌟e and chairman.
Byfield's role will be taken over by director,🎉 Duncan Hickman in the short term, until a permanenꦇt replacement is made.
"I am delighted to announce that the company has signed a new three-year commercial agreement with Jenson Button," Hickman told British newspaper, The Independent.
"John [Byfield] has done a๊n excellent job as CEO and chair💞man and, in particular, has established the group as one of the market leading management companies.
"We have ide𓆉ntified the candid🔥ate who has been selected to succeed John and we hope to announce their appointment shortly."
