Button behind British Grand Prix bid

Jenson Button believes it would be a "disaster" if there were no British Grand Prix from next year.

Fri, 24 Apr, 2009 - 07:57

Jenson Button believes it would be a "disaster" if there were no British Grand Prix from next year.

Further doubt has been cast on Donington Park's ability to showcase the event following yesterday's launch of a legal battle.

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