– Jenson Button says he is searching for better balance on low fuel runs after the opening day of practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix.The McLaren driver finished ninth on Friday's combined timesheets, 1.752 seconds down on Lewis Hamilton's pace-setting Mercedes and six tenths behind rookie team-mate Kevin Magnussen."I had a relatively good run on the Soft tyre using high fuel, so I'm feeling happier about that, but the balance over a single lap is something we need to concentrate on tonight," said the former World Champion."It was quite difficult to be consistent; the car felt different from corner to corner, from lap to lap. I like a precise car, and we didn't quite...
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