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Development frenzy in 2017 will boost F1 - Button

 XPB Images Jenson Button is betting on a development race among F1 teams in 2017, and thinks the frenzy will have a positive impact on Grand Prix racing. Next's year's massive regulation changes include wider cars and tyres, increased downforce and the removal of the token allocation system which limited engine development. Cars will obviously be faster, with lap times predicted to fall by as much as five seconds, but with more leeway in terms of development and evolution, Button is also anticipating performance swings throughout the field. "The big changes next year are positive," said McLaren's soon-to-be retiree. "That's great for the sport. You'll see big...
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