Button sees tyre progress

Jenson Button claims Honda are making progress in their bid to solve the problem which ruined his Australian Grand Prix chances.

Fri, 07 Apr, 2006 - 12:10

Jenson Button claims Honda are making progress in their bid to solve the problem which ruined his Australian Grand Prix chances.

The 26-year-old qualified on pole position at Albert Park but struggled to heat his front tyres, leaving him easy prey for rivals who quickly relegated him to fifth.

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