Jenson Button's first race weekend since the death of his father John was always going to be a tough one emotionally for the 2009 world champion but he did his best at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. The McLaren driver's hopes of a fourth win at Albert Park were all but dashed in qualifying when Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen crashed and brought out the yellow flags toward the end of a rainy session. Condemned to starting 10th on the grid, the 34-year-old Button worked patiently through the traffic to finish fourth on the track but third at the end of the day after Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo was disqualified. With Danish rookie teammate Kevin Magnussen taking Ricciardo's second place...
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