Jenson Button provided insights into how difficult the disruptive qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday was, adding that the conditions were too dangerous to run in. Heavy rains lashed the AlbertPark circuit delaying qualifying on several occasions until the fading light forced the governing body to reschedule the rest of the session on Sunday. “For us drivers, it means we have to build ourselves up for the challenge of qualifying again and again – a bit like asking Usain Bolt to get ready for five 100-metre sprints one after the other and aborting four of them,” Button said referring to the stop-start session. “That level of disruption creates quite...
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