Jonathan Neale has revealed McLaren-Honda is working hard to try and convince Jenson Button to stay with the team beyond the 2015 Formula 1 season rather than retire from the sport. The 2009 world champion has been the primary focus coming into the Japanese Grand Prix after reports suggested he would be announcing his retirement from F1 at Honda's home circuit of Suzuka. However, with the Englishman revealing little about his future plans for the time being, McLaren has now gone on the record to declare its desire to retain him for 2016, even if Neale admits he is also none the wiser as to what his decision will be. “I get the sense from the media that there was a big anti-climax and...
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