McLaren fence Button from Ferrari Aim

The plan, the Prancing Horse team will make the Button as a replacement for Felipe Massa.

McLaren still want to keep Jenson Button as the riders. They do not want Button to move to Ferrari after him.

For that, according to the Daily Mail, McLaren will give a raise to the F1 world champion 2009. Last week, Button said the team based in Woking, England still has his option for next season.

But, after that, Button just mention not want to extend the contract with McLaren. In fact, McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh promised to immediately extend the contract 31-year-old Briton was.

Apparently, the changing stance Button for Ferrari. News of the World said Ferrari had done to check the status of Button management. The plan, the Prancing Horse team will make the Button as a replacement for the Brazilian driver, Felipe Massa.

A few hours after the news was released, the Daily Mail said: "McLaren is ready to raise fees Jenson Button." The paper also called the Silver Arrows have been holding camps Button option for next year or 2012 season.

"We are also pleased with his performance so far," said the McLaren camp. "In the next few weeks, we will also offer a contract extension with better value."

Jenson Button in actions

Race 16 F1 Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit, Japan got the challenge of the weather. Qualifying session was supposed to take place Saturday, October 9, 2010, was postponed because of rain.

This incident makes the participants to spend time with his own way. While waiting for the rain to stop, Jenson Button from the McLaren Mercedes make small talk with the mechanics. "I also play yo-yo and out of the cockpit of the car. Who knows the track conditions improved," Button said as quoted by Manipe F1.

McLaren Winner Pessimistic on Hungarian GP

McLaren duo Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button, not sure I can win at the Hungarian Grand Prix after losing faster than Red Bull Racing and Ferrari on the first day of free practice, Friday, July 30, 2010.


Hamilton capable of much faster than Button in the second free practice session at the Hungarian Grand Prix, F1 world champion in 2008 but was only able to be in sixth position, losing 1.2 seconds of Sebastian Vettel.

McLaren Mercedes racing driver, Jenson Button

Hoping Button Wet Racing :
McLaren Mercedes racing driver, Jenson Button will be hoping a lot of rain at the China Grand Prix at the Shanghai Circuit, Sunday noon GMT, 18 April 2010.