Jenson Button says next weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix will serve as a fresh start to his season, with the McLaren driver eager to add a significant amount of points to his slender total after the opening two races in Australia and Malaysia. Following a ninth place finish in Melbourne, Button’s encouraging drive at Sepang was ruined when a mechanic failed to secure his right-front wheel during a pit-stop, leaving him out of the top ten before a late retirement. With these outings now firmly in the back of his mind, the Briton is confident of making progress in Shanghai. "In a funny way, the Chinese Grand Prix almost feels like something of a reboot of the start of my season,"...
Full Story »