Button Want One team with Alonso

Button contract with McLaren will end the 2012 season.

Jenson Button admitted was not ready to discuss his future with McLaren. However, this 2009 F1 world champion wants a team with Fernando Alonso.

"I do not want to think about the future because I still enjoy today. I really enjoy working with McLaren," Button said as quoted by Autosport.

Button contract with McLaren will end the 2012 season, and until now the former Renault and Honda are still choosing to survive. Moreover, McLaren does not have plans to replace the drivers.

However, Button remains open opportunities to leave. 31-year racer was deeply wanted to be a team with Fernando Alonso, who is currently defending a Ferrari.

When asked about who was fit to be a teammate, Button said: "Ayrton Senna. Fernando Alonso as well. Although I guess it can not happen. I never talked about race in a Ferrari."

Button also expressed his desire to try to race in other series when he retired from F1. "I like racing with another car after Formula 1, DTM, or maybe the Aussie V8s? And I will definitely try to do some management of the race, because I think I'll get a lot of his offer," added Button.

Button Champion, beat Vettel in Final Lap

Vettel should be willing to give up the first position in the Canadian Grand Prix Jenson Button.

Although the lead throughout the race, Sebastian Vettel must be willing to hand over the first position in the Canadian Grand Prix Jenson Button. Vettel just won second place after a slip on the last lap at the Circuit Montreal, Sunday, June 12, 2011 (early Monday GMT).

Vettel had managed to become a leader on the wet track and the race to be repeated (retstart). Racing was halted on lap 25 due to heavy rain. After being held up in two hours, racing took place and immediately began to lap 26.

However, racing is still running boring because it is under the control of the Safety Car. There should be no action if the safety car after another with each other is on track. Once the Safety Car came out at 37, the driver then began to act.

However, the Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso had the misfortune when directly plunged into the side of the track after having contact with Button. Alonso could not continue the race, but Button just have to go back to the pits to repair the damaged his left tire. It is time to make the 2009 world champion had to come down to position 21.

Sign in lap 42, the fierce battle occurred when Michael Schumacher took over the position of six out of the hands of Mark Webber. Schumi-greeting Schumacher unstoppable with the more kept rising to the position two.

In the last five laps, Schumacher, Button, Mark Webber and fun to fight the fight involved two positions. However, in the four last lap, Button was the one who managed to sit in second place. While Schumacher slipped to number three and Webber in fourth position. Only one lap later, Schumacher and Webber switch places when Webber managed to overtake on the straight track.

Entry last two laps, fierce competition between Button with Vettel to scramble the first position. Button who had five times into the pit, can close the time gap to be 0.072 seconds with Vettel.

On the last lap, Vettel slipped and opened up opportunities for Button won his position. Dream Vettel became the first champion for the sixth time this season disappeared only a few corners before the finish line.

Jenson Button in actions

Race 16 F1 Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit, Japan got the challenge of the weather. Qualifying session was supposed to take place Saturday, October 9, 2010, was postponed because of rain.

This incident makes the participants to spend time with his own way. While waiting for the rain to stop, Jenson Button from the McLaren Mercedes make small talk with the mechanics. "I also play yo-yo and out of the cockpit of the car. Who knows the track conditions improved," Button said as quoted by Manipe F1.

McLaren Winner Pessimistic on Hungarian GP

McLaren duo Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, not sure I can win at the Hungarian Grand Prix after losing faster than Red Bull Racing and Ferrari on the first day of free practice, Friday, July 30, 2010.


Hamilton capable of much faster than Button in the second free practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix, F1 world champion in 2008 but was only able to be in sixth position, losing 1.2 seconds of Sebastian Vettel.

McLaren Mercedes racing driver, Jenson Button

Hoping Button Wet Racing :
McLaren Mercedes racing driver, Jenson Button will be hoping a lot of rain at the China Grand Prix at the Shanghai Circuit, Sunday noon GMT, 18 April 2010.