– McLaren Racing Director Eric Boullier expressed satisfaction that the outfit was able to return to the points for the first time since the Hungarian Grand Prix as Jenson Button finished in ninth position in Russia.McLaren has endured a difficult reunion with Honda but after a four-race drought Button was able to pick up more points, bringing the team's tally to 19, though Fernando Alonso lost 10th place after a penalty for exceeding track limits."Rarely, if ever, have two world championship points been harder earned or more richly deserved, for Jenson and Fernando both drove the wheels off their MP4-30s in Russia," said Boullier."The circuit isn't one that suits our...
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