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*'''[[AT&T]] [[Williams]]''', founded in 1977, are the second most successful team in F1's history, having won the construtors title 9 times. However, they have not won the title since 1997. The team's present drivers are German Nico Rosberg and [[Japan]]ese man Kazuki Nakajima. The team uses Toyota engines and are sponsered by communications company [[AT&T]].

*'''[[AT&T]] [[Williams]]''', founded in 1977, are the second most successful team in F1's history, having won the construtors title 9 times. However, they have not won the title since 1997. The team's present drivers are German Nico Rosberg and [[Japan]]ese man Kazuki Nakajima. The team uses Toyota engines and are sponsered by communications company [[AT&T]].

*'''[[Force India]] F1 Team''', who replaced the [[Spyker]] team in 2008, are yet to score a point in Formula One. The teams' present drivers are Italian Giancarlo Fisichella, who has won three races in his career, and German Adrian Sutil. The team uses Mercedes engines and are sponsered by Indian airline [[Kingfisher]].

*'''[[Force India]] F1 Team''', who replaced the [[Spyker]] team in 2008, are yet to score a point in Formula One. The teams' present drivers are Italian Giancarlo Fisichella, who has won three races in his career, and German Adrian Sutil. The team uses Mercedes engines and are sponsered by Indian airline [[Kingfisher]].

*'''[[Brawn GP]] F1 Team''', who replaced the [[Honda]] team in 2009, are one of the few teams in history to win their debut race, having won the Australian grand prix in 2009. The teams' present drivers are Brit Jenson Button, who has won two races, one while with Brawn, and Brazilian Rubens Barricello, who is the most experienced driver in the 2009 season and has won a total of 9 races. The team uses Mercedes engines and are sponsered by the [[Virgin Group]].

*'''[[Brawn GP]] F1 Team''', who replaced the [[Honda]] team in 2009, are one of the few teams in history to win their debut race, having won the Australian grand prix in 2009. The teams' present drivers are Brit Jenson Button, who has won three races, two while with Brawn, and Brazilian Rubens Barricello, who is the most experienced driver in the 2009 season and has won a total of 9 races. The team uses Mercedes engines and are sponsered by the [[Virgin Group]].

==2009 Race Schedule==

==2009 Race Schedule==

17 races will be contested in the 2009 season, which began on March 29.

17 races will be contested in the 2009 season, which began on March 29.

# [[Australia]]n GP, held in [[Melbourne]] on March 29. Won in 2009 by Jenson Button and Brawn GP

# [[Australia]]n GP, held in [[Melbourne]] on March 29. Won in 2009 by Jenson Button and Brawn GP.

# [[Malaysia]]n GP, held in [[Kuala Lumpur]] on April 5.

# [[Malaysia]]n GP, held in [[Kuala Lumpur]] on April 5. Won in 2009 by Jenson Button and Brawn GP, however only half-points were awarded as the race was stopped after 31 of 56 laps due to heavy rain.

# [[China|Chinese]] GP, held in [[Shanghai]] on April 19.

# [[China|Chinese]] GP, held in [[Shanghai]] on April 19.

# [[Bahrain]] GP, held in [[Manama]] on April 26.

# [[Bahrain]] GP, held in [[Manama]] on April 26.