Button ready to zip through Monaco traffic

Jenson Button believes he can beat the traffic in Monaco and storm back into contention for a maiden Formula One win.

Wed, 17 May, 2006 - 16:20

Jenson Button believes he can beat the traffic in Monaco and storm back into contention for a maiden Formula One win.

The Englishman, who lives in the Mediterranean tax haven, has yet to win in 106 attempts and saw his challenge fade in recent races after problems for his Honda team.

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