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Button: No ulterior motive for GPDA letter

After a letter was sent by the Grand Prix Drivers’ Association pleading for a say in the decision making of the sport, McLaren driver Jenson Button said that it was not a motivation letter for them to have more power. Playing down the criticism of the letter, which was co-signed by Button, Sebastian Vettel and GPDA President Alex Wurz, the Brit said that the racers have no intention of taking control of the sport but they just merely want to be consulted about certain decisions that affect them. 'I think people maybe took it in the wrong way. It wasn't just 3 GPDA members it was the drivers as a whole united,” the former World Champion told crash.net. 'There are people who...
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