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Jenson Button Poised to Achieve his Dream
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October 14, 2009
I’ve followed the debate about whether Jenson Button deserves to win the championship this year with great interest.
His lacklustre scoring rate in the second half of the season – compared to his brilliant beginning – has caused some to ask whether he really deserves to be champion.
But what I’m yet to read is a truly [...]
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October 16, 2009
Jenson Button is concerned about his car’s qualifying performance at Interlagos. Meanwhile Ferrari is still on damage limitation after what Felipe Massa had to say about Fernando Alonso on Thursday.
Q&A with Jenson Button (Autosport)
“We need to sort our balance out on the softer tyre. I think during the race the better tyre will probably be [...]
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October 15, 2009
My final entry into what I believe to be top-face races of the decade was a tough one. I toyed with the idea of Australia 2002, Brazil 2006 and a few others, but I eventually picked the scene of Jenson Button's first race victory, the 2006 Hungarian GP...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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October 17, 2009
Rubens Barrichello has a precious opportunity to slash Jenson Button’s championship lead in tomorrow’s Brazilian Grand Prix.
The home hero took pole position in a wet session that took a mammoth two hours and 45 minutes to complete. Button was eliminated in Q2 and starts 14th, two places ahead of Sebastian Vettel.
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After most of final [...]
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