XPB Images Jenson Button completed McLaren-Honda's quest for points this weekend in Monaco, finishing just inside the top 10 with a ninth place finish following a busy day out on the race track. But Button did not feel his performance was an optimal one, claiming the team could have better handled its strategy calls given the weather-changing event. Button was one of the first drivers to make the change from wets to dry tyres. Unfortunately, he wasn't the only one with that idea and immediately found himself in a congested field, and battling a way around a Pascal Wehrlein's Manor. "I am pretty good at making calls," said Button. "But it seems everybody copied...
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