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Yeah, he won't, cause everyone with sense and knowledge of F1 knows how bloody quick he can be already, and in a fast McLaren that makes for a very potent combination.
Yeah, he won't, cause everyone with sense and knowledge of F1 knows how bloody quick he can be already, and in a fast McLaren that makes for a very potent combination.
Yeah, he won't, cause everyone with sense and knowledge of F1 knows how bloody quick he can be already, and in a fast McLaren that makes for a very potent combination.
To be honest, standing half naked with tyre marks on your torso is not a good look for anyone. Usually means you've been run over by the number 19 bus which is never a good thing.
Yeah, he won't, cause everyone with sense and knowledge of F1 knows how bloody quick he can be already, and in a fast McLaren that makes for a very potent combination.
Excuse me for not being a fan of his.I don't doubt his abilities in an F1 car.
Jenson Button says McLaren are struggling to get to grips with the new car that carries their World Championship hopes this season.
"It's been very difficult to understand where the car is. At times it feels good; at others it doesn't," he said.
Button's team-mate Sergio Perez led the times on Wednesday.
Button said: "Today on hards I did a one minute 22.8 seconds, which I don't think is a bad lap with the fuel that we had on board. And [my team-mate] Checo [Perez] did a 1:21.8 on softs yesterday ( posting the fastest time of the day), which is also pretty good.
"Jenson is obviously a very experienced driver and has put a lot into the car," he said.
Because Briton was on 'hard' tyres while Alonso was on 'softs', however, Button's lap was more competitive than the headline times suggest.
Perez, 23, played down the prospect that his relationship with McLaren could break down, just as it did with other Latin drivers like Juan Pablo Montoya and Fernando Alonso.
There's nothing wrong with the time Button set today. The time was set with high fuel loads and with hard tyres. When you take THAT into account, the time is VERY competitive.Because Briton was on 'hard' tyres while Alonso was on 'softs', however, Button's lap was more competitive than the headline times suggest.
Lay off the McLaren and Button bashing. FFS the talking will be done in Melbourne.
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