Jenson Button has hailed the spirit of his McLaren-Mercedes team after a successful third day of F1 testing at Bahrain provided further evidence that the new MP4-29 will start the new season as a front-running package.Taking over driving duties from new team-mate Kevin Magnussen, who set the fastest time of the opening two days of testing at Sakhir, Button ended day three second quickest behind Lewis Hamilton after completing 103 laps, including a full race simulation.On a day when Renault continued to struggle with the speed and durability of its engine, while Button concedes his car isn't as fast as Hamilton's pace-setting Mercedes, the 2009 champion was nonetheless pleased to get an...
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