McLaren's Jenson Button continued to be a determined beacon of hope and optimism in the F1 paddock in Hungary on Friday, talking up the team's performance in free practice heading into the Hungarian Grand Prix race weekend at the Hungaroring. "It's been a reasonable day in terms of the set-up work we've done. I think we've improved our understanding of how the car works," he told reporters after the end of three hours of track time in Budapest. "“We actually managed to get quite a few things tested, and our car feels okay around here." One of the focuses of Friday's activity for McLaren and every other team and up and down pit road was evaluating the performance of...
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