Jenson Button says he expects he will be qualifying towards the back of the grid for the Bahrain Grand Prix after an interrupted first day of running restricted him to just 15 laps. The former champion missed the entirety of FP1 after a technical issue saw him spin at turn one on his first flying lap, before intermittent gremlins hampered his mileage in FP2 as well. A frustrating day that would leave him 19th on the timesheets with just 15 laps to his name, Button admits the lack of running in the Honda-powered car will likely hamper him for qualifying, though he is more positive about the car's race pace. "There were a few [problems],” he said. “I stopped on circuit as a safety...
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