– Jenson Button has praised the direction Formula 1 has taken with 2017's technical regulations, describing the new, wider cars as "a lot more fun" to drive.Button returned to F1 action at the Monaco Grand Prix with McLaren-Honda, in place of Fernando Alonso, who is contesting the Indianapolis 500.He made it through to Q3 and qualified ninth, prior to the application of an engine-related grid penalty, and highlighted his enjoyment behind the wheel."I went a lot faster than I did last year around here," said Button."It was a lot more fun as well, it's been an enjoyable few days in a Formula 1 car."I've must say, I was a little bit disappointed when I...
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