Jenson Button believes McLaren-Honda can become a factor in the bottom-end of the midfield in Sunday’s Malaysian Grand Prix, rather than being consigned to the back of the field like in Melbourne. Speaking after today’s free practice sessions, which he ended 2.8s off the frontrunning pace, Button said progress had been made. “We learnt a lot, we tried a few things that definitely didn’t work for us but at least we know now,” said Button. “In terms of development with the engine, and getting the maximum out of what we have right now we’ve learnt a lot already. “We have quite a bit more power, but still working on driveability in some areas. Fine-tuning some things and in some...
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