McLaren's Jenson Button has warned people shouldn't expect too much from them in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix - although he does believe both cars have a 'chance' of scoring points.Button just scraped into the final qualifying session on Saturday, but in the end elected not to set a time in the top-ten shootout, aborting his lap late on.The Briton will thus line-up in tenth place, and while he was pretty jubilant at having made it through Q2, he conceded race day will be 'tough'.“It's been a very difficult weekend so far,” Button remarked, “but tenth is a strong result for us today. The team is used to fighting at the front, but it's the little things – like getting through into Q3...
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