How Button mastered the Japanese GP
In a display of superb driving and great strategic skill, Jenson Button scored a sensational win at the Japanese GP, showing that he can also thrive under normal conditions. Adam Cooper looks at how the Briton romped to victory at Suzuka
Jenson Button has scored some great wins during his McLaren career, but he was in danger of being typecast as someone who truly thrives only when rain provides an opportunity to score a victory through clever strategy.
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