Jenson Button was buoyed by McLaren's positive start to testing after setting the fastest time of the second day at Jerez.McLaren failed to get out on track on Tuesday due to an electrical issue, but recovered on Wednesday to set the quickest time after completing 43 laps. With the new engine regulations limiting running for a number of teams, Button said his first impressions of the MP4-29 were encouraging.“We had a lot of issues yesterday; it's nice to see that we've been able to solve them overnight though,” Button said. “Lots of starts last night I could hear from my motorhome so I wasn't worried about being woken, it was nice to hear that the engine was starting. Not a lot of...
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