Jenson Button produced the longest individual stint of the Korean Grand Prix as he took advantage of two safety car periods to claim eighth place after an early pit-stop for repairs. The Briton, who started from eleventh on the grid, was quickly into the points positions after a good getaway, but getting caught up in the melee at turn three left his McLaren with damage to its front wing which, after a short period of evaluation, prompted the team to call its driver in for a replacement. “Turn three was always going to be something of a mess on the first lap and, sure enough, there was an incident,” Button confirmed, “A car got hit, went wide and hit me. That contact damaged my front...
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