(McLaren Honda)
McLaren Honda’s incredibly hard work in recent weeks and
months appears to paying off as Jenson Button will for the first time this
season start a race from the top ten.
The 2009 world champion had originally qualified in 12th
place for the Monaco Grand Prix which in itself was a massive improvement in performance
for the Woking based outfit however he will now start the race from 10th
place after the Lotus F1 Team’s Romain Grosjean received a five place grid
penalty for a gearbox change.
It has also been confirmed in the last hour or so that
Scuderia Toro Rosso’s Carlos Sainz will start the race from the pit-lane as
punishment for missing the FIA weighbridge at the end of Q1 promoting Button
into the top ten.
© Ben Johnston 2015
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