Jenson Button has allayed fears that next year's Championship will be won or lost on fuel saving, saying he believes fans are "still going to see great racing." Aside from swapping to smaller 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 engines, next season cars will also be limited to using no more than 100kg of fuel per race. At present they use about 160kgs, which has raised concerns that fuel saving could dominate the Championship. Button, however, believes little will change out on track. "It's standard stuff; it's not like the car has been turned upside down," the McLaren driver told Autosport. "I don't think we are going to see anything different next year; I don't think...
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