Jenson Button has taken the blame for the severe understeer which blighted his first two stints of Sunday’s Japanese Grand Prix. It was a polarising race around Suzuka for Button, who destroyed his tyres in the first two stints of the Grand Prix as he struggled with understeer, a result of a misjudged setup change made on the grid, before a change to the front wing at his second stop transformed the car, which saw the 2009 champion pull off a number of impressive passing manoeuvres in the closing laps of the race, ultimately finishing ninth. 'The first two stints of the race were pretty difficult as I had massive understeer”, said the 33-year-old. “That was my fault: on the...
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