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**Hervams** · 11-15-2011, 03:29 AM

Button for being trashed like that by Hamilton. Looks like Alonso's pre-race comments got into his head.

Button was off the pace all weekend by his own admission, but when you read the autosport article about what he had to put up with during the race with loss of KERS, brake bias needing to be changed constantly and him not knowing how the car would react from corner to corner, then I'm sure you'd probably put him as one of the drivers of the race. If I were Jenson I'd be nothing but proud after yesterday's performance.

"Early in the race he had a KERS failure and he spent about 20 laps without it, so for the rest of the race we were trying to reset it to get it going. But then it would fail again.

"During all that time, and these were times when he was trying to keep rhythm, trying to keep pace, trying to defend position, trying to get through traffic - his brake balance was swinging wildly with the failure of KERS or not.
McLaren amazed by KERS-less Jenson Button's Abu Dhabi drive - F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com

Cheers Knockie for the article..

11-15-2011, 03:29 AM	#19
Hervams Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 511 Senior Member	Button for being trashed like that by Hamilton. Looks like Alonso's pre-race comments got into his head. Button was off the pace all weekend by his own admission, but when you read the autosport article about what he had to put up with during the race with loss of KERS, brake bias needing to be changed constantly and him not knowing how the car would react from corner to corner, then I'm sure you'd probably put him as one of the drivers of the race. If I were Jenson I'd be nothing but proud after yesterday's performance. "Early in the race he had a KERS failure and he spent about 20 laps without it, so for the rest of the race we were trying to reset it to get it going. But then it would fail again. "During all that time, and these were times when he was trying to keep rhythm, trying to keep pace, trying to defend position, trying to get through traffic - his brake balance was swinging wildly with the failure of KERS or not. McLaren amazed by KERS-less Jenson Button's Abu Dhabi drive - F1 news - AUTOSPORT.com Cheers Knockie for the article..
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