Former F1 champion Jenson Button's future in the WEC is uncertain as he hints at a possible departure from the series.
). Currently driving for Jota, Button's recent ambiguous remarks have led to uncertainty regarding his continuation in the series beyond 2024.
“Working with a manufacturer is a big deal. A manufacturer like GM and Cadillac is big. They are there to win. The big one is Le Mans, but also the world championship as well.” Balancing professional racing with family commitments has seemingly influenced Button’s decision-making process. As he approaches 45 years of age, he admitted the complexities of pursuing a rigorous racing career while maintaining family life.
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