Jenson Button insists that he has reasons to be positive about the United States Grand Prix, despite being handed a grid penalty after the opening practice session. The Briton posted the second fastest time of a delayed and truncated Friday morning practice, but was later slapped with a three-place penalty after passing rookie Daniil Kvyat under red flags as the session was stopped to summon a replacement medical helicopter. The cars had only just been released after a lengthy delay to wait for heavy fog to clear over the Circuit of the Americas, and Button held his hand up to the 'error'. “It wasn't a dangerous situation, and I didn't do it on purpose – the other car slowed down –...
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