Jenson Button somehow managed to retain his sense of humour despite losing most of day one at the Italian Grand Prix to ongoing mechanical maladies at McLaren. Having completed only a few meaningful laps in the morning's free practice session, partly because Honda decided to follow through on a plan to install different engines for FP2, the Briton managed just one timed effort after lunch as a late start while the work was finished was quickly followed by the sight of fluid emanating from the back of the MP4-30. “We had a coolant leak – the car was crying!” Button reported, having been told to return to the garage with 'an abnormality', “It was losing [fluid] and we couldn't change...
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