Jenson Button is hoping that the “tireless” work going on at McLaren and Honda will allow him to make progress in this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. Button was the last classified driver in 11th position and two laps behind winner Lewis Hamilton in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.His fastest lap was nearly 2.5 seconds slower than Hamilton's. “Melbourne was certainly a challenging weekend for us, but there were positives to take from it,” said Button, 35, who is joined by Fernando Alonso this weekend after Kevin Magnussen subbed for the Spaniard in Australia but failed to make the starting grid. “A lot of our performance was largely unknown coming into the weekend...
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