One-time Formula 1 world ▨champion Jenson Button says he feels “reborn” after his first full season in the World Endurance Championsh🐽ip in 2024.

The 44-year-old contested in his꧂ first 🍌full season of racing since 2019 this year in the WEC with Hertz Team Jota driving a Porsche.

Sharing a Porsche 963 with Philip Hanson and Oliveꦜr Rasmussen, it took until the fourth round of the year at the Le Mans 24 Hours for Button and his team-mates to score points.

They manage🔴d a best🐽 finish of sixth at the Six Hours of Fuji.

Button will remain with Jota for 2025 as it switches from Porsche to Cadill🍌ac.

“2024 has been busy, yes,” Button said.

“It’s been exciting and there's been a lౠot of good stuff happeni💞ng. It’s been my first full season of racing since 2019 at 44 years old, so it's like I'm reborn!

“It’s been a challenge; first of all just𝄹 getting up to speed in t🎉he car.

“It takes a little bit loওnger when you’re a bit older, but then once you get used to it,𒀰 I'm absolutely loving it.

“The pace is there, I love the wheel-to-wheel racing. WEC is ❀such a great series and it’s in such a great place right now, as a lot of motorsport categories are.

“It’s lovely to see so many manufacturers involved. I’ve rea𒁏l🐠ly enjoyed the season.

“The results haven't quite been what we had in mind ,and there’s been some bad luck at times, but there’s been lots of learnings for 2025 where I'll be racing𒀰 with Cadillac ꦯand Hertz Team Jota.”

Button has 📖dovetailed his racing commitments in 2024 with punditry appearances for Sky Sports F1.

He says the more co🔯mpetitive nature of F1 in 2024 has been “mega” and thinks it’s reasonable to expec𝓰t that to be the case again next season.

“Be꧃ing around Formula 1 and seeing the competitiveness this year has been incredible,” he a♛dded.

“Obviously Max was on a roll in the early part of the season but then a lot of teams caught up, so to see so many teams and drivers fighting at the front and l𝔉ots of great racing and diffe🌸rent winners has been mega.

“Lead🐠ing into 2025 I tꦉhink we can expect a lot more of that.”