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Button pushing Honda for performance over reliability

Jenson Button says he would still like a focus paid to improving the performance of his Honda engine, even if he is pleased with the gains made on the reliability side. The 2009 world champion, who earlier this month confirmed he would be staying with McLaren next season, has joined team-mate Fernando Alonso in being critical of the Honda power unit's performance disadvantage compared with rivals. However, following its much publicised struggles with reliability during pre-season testing and early on in the year, Button acknowledges that strides in this area have at least been impressive, even if he admits it is still lacking compared with the likes of Mercedes and Ferrari. “”We're...
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