No Button/Hamilton orders in Turkey

By Jonathan Noble

Monday, June 7th 2010, 14:57 GMT

McLaren did not impose any orders on its drivers to hold position in their fight for the lead at the Turkish Grand Prix, AUTOSPORT has learned, even though radio communication to Lewis Hamilton may have left him under the impression he would not be challenged for the win.

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No Button/Hamilton orders in Turkey