Sutton Images Enlarge Jenson Button admits he "fluffed" his final run on Spa's drying track after qualifying tenth for the Belgian Grand Prix. Button was in the mix with the team-mate Kevin Magnussen and the Williams duo after his first run in Q3 but as the track continued to dry there were improvements to be found on the final run. But a mistake at the top of Eau Rouge compromised that lap and Button knows that cost him a higher position. "No, not at all," Button said when asked if tenth was a fair reflection of his pace. "At the start of Q3 when I set my first time I was quite a bit higher than that and on old tyres. On the last run, it was dryer, I had a new...
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