Jenson Button says he felt he got the “maximum out of his McLaren” en-route to fourth place in the inaugural Russian Grand Prix. Button looked like he might be on for a podium after Nico Rosberg made an error at the start and had to stop for new tyres. However with Rosberg recovering and re-taking second later on, Button found himself demoted to fourth and behind the Williams of Valtteri Bottas, finishing 12.8 seconds back at the chequered flag. “Not a bad day at all,” Button reflected. “I think we got the maximum out of the car and that is the main thing. It was a strange race in that you could do so many laps on a [single] set of tyres. The prime set for me felt like it could...
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