– Jenson Button believes that spending the majority of final practice in the pit lane affected his chances of securing a better grid position for the Brazilian Grand Prix. The McLaren driver, who opted against posting a time in Saturday morning's rain-affected session, struggled for grip amid similar qualifying conditions, ultimately finishing 15th and behind outgoing team-mate Sergio Pérez. Speaking to reporters at Interlagos, Button said: "We sat out most of FP3 in order to save tyres, which felt like the right thing to do at the time, but in retrospect maybe it wasn't the right call. "We hadn't run in wet conditions on the Intermediate tyres before qualifying, so we...
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