Jenson Button has declared himself impressed by new Williams owners Dorilton Capital who he claims are "not afraid of change" in its bid to return the team to the front in Formula 1. Button has rejoined Williams on a multi-year contract as a senior advisor, 21 years after making his F1 race debut with the team in 2000. Article continues under video Button's role covers a number of functionary duties, and it remains to be seen what impact the 2009 world champion can have on a team that is showing signs of improvement, but has still finished last in the constructors' championship for the last three years. The 41-year-old's appointment at least suggests he has faith in what US...
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