On the Record with Jenson Button
Speaking exclusively to Autosport magazine, Jenson Button explains why he wants to stay at BAR and how he plans to convince Frank Williams to release him from his 2006 contract. Autosport-Atlas brings the full Q&A
Autosport: Jenson, could you please explain your current position with regards to who you want to drive for next season?
Jenson Button: "I think everyone knows the reasons why I wanted to leave at the end of last year. When I made my decision, I was advised that Honda may not be involved with BAR, and I therefore wasn't sure they were going to continue. Nobody could tell us. Williams had an engine manufacturer on board, and that was a positive thing.
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