Replacement Engine Costs Button 10 Places; Grid Penalty Shatters Hopes of Maiden Grand Prix Win
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Jenson Button's hopes of a maiden win this weekend in the German Grand Prix were shattered after he was docked 10 places on the grid.
Button parked his BAR towards the end of yesterday's second practice session, suspecting a mechanical problem. Initially, it was unclear what the problem was but it has now been traced back to his Honda engine, which needed to be replaced.See the full content of this document
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Replacement Engine Costs Button 10 Places; Grid Penalty Shatters Hopes of Maiden Grand Prix Win
That brings a 10-place grid penalty, meaning that even if the Englishman were to qualify in pole position, he would start the race from 11th.
Button had been co...See the full content of this document
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