Jenson Button says it was 'horrible to see' the way Pascal Wehrlein's car flipped onto its side after they made contact in Monaco. Button, who started from the pit lane after set-up changes overnight, spent Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix chasing Wehrlein around the street circuit. The two had their first incident in the pits when Wehrlein was released into Button's path earning the Sauber driver a five-second penalty. However, it wasn't until later in the race that contact was made. Button tried to slide up the inside of Wehrlein but clipped the Sauber, pitching it onto its side where it came to a rest at the barriers at Portier. The McLaren driver explained: 'I went up the inside and I...
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