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F1: Button fast and Hamilton slow in first practice
The first practice day of the 2009 F1 season was the same old story for the British drivers – one near the top of the timesheets, one stranded at the bottom driving a milk float, and a near miss for David Coulthard.
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F1: Honda, Button, Virgin? Keep the champagne on ice
Honda F1 has confirmed that Richard Branson’s Virgin Group is among the companies it has spoken to about a possible takeover – where does that leave Jenson Button?
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F1: Coulthard doubtful on Button’s future
David Coulthard believes Jenson Button could be facing the end of his F1 career if no buyer is found for the Honda Racing team.
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F1: What odds on Honda and Button racing in 2009?
So, what do the markets think of Honda’s and Jenson Button’s chances of being on the start line in Melbourne in a couple of months’ time?
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Honda’s and Button’s futures looking bright
The chances of Jenson Button lining up on the grid in Melbourne are looking considerably better, according to team boss Nick Fry. He has revealed that the Brackley-based outfit is considering around a dozen “serious” offers.
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Allen on Button: “Timing couldn’t have been worse”
Yesterday James Allen, writing on his blog, asked a very pertinent question: does Jenson Button have a future in Formula One? It’s something we’d all like to know the answer to – but Allen’s got a slightly more informed view than the rest of us about how Button is viewed in the paddock and what…
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F1: Honda believes Button “could challenge Hamilton”
Jenson Button has won a ringing endorsement from his Honda team’s management, which reckons he could take on Lewis Hamilton with the right equipment. But they are not yet certain enough to give him a 2009 contract, it would appear…
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F1: Button is relaxed about Honda and 2009
Jenson Button says he and Honda are in no hurry to sign on the dotted line for next year – but he’s looking forward to getting to grips with the changes new regulations will bring to the team’s car.
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F1: Dull day in Belgium for DC and Button
Somewhere in the midst of the controversy engulfing Lewis Hamilton, Kimi Raikkonen and Felipe Massa, 17 other drivers were in action in Belgium – including Brits Jenson Button and David Coulthard.
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F1: Button and Barrichello will drive in 2009, says Brawn
Honda team principal Ross Brawn has blocked speculation about his team’s activities on the driver market by confirming it will retain Jenson Button and Rubens Barrichello for the 2009 season.